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# Feibot
Feibot is a Chinese brand of passive and active RFID timing equipment. Official website: [https://feibot.com](https://feibot.com/)
## F800
The F800 is a passive reader that can be connected to the local network via a cable or WiFi.
Once you have set up the connection to your local network, you can find the connection information from Wiclax in the `Network Setting` window on the Feibot box.
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Note that the network configuration of the Feibot box can be done via the `Config` button and the `Advanced Network Configuration` button to set a fixed IP, for example. This part is not included in the scope of this documentation.
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Make sure that the IP address of the PC hosting Wiclax is part of the same subnet as the Feibot box. In this case, the IP address of your PC (or rather your PC's network card) should start with 192.168.1. and have a different address to that of the Feibot box. For example **192.168.1**.5.
Once the Feibot box and the PC hosting Wiclax have been connected to the network and both have an IP on the same subnet, the connection can be established in Wiclax.
First of all, we need to create a Feibot acquisition in the `Acquisition window`.
To connect to the Feibot box, you need to \
\- enter the iP of the box: here 192.168.1.129.\
\- enter the port associated with this IP: here 3333. \
\- click on the button `Connect`. If a network connection is established, the `Connect` button will become a `Disconnect` button.
## Connection via Wiclax Cloud
If you are using a Feibot box at a remote location and wish to retrieve data in real-time, it is recommended to send the data to the Wiclax Cloud.
To do this, you must configure the Feibot box to transmit data to our server.
From the box's main window, navigate to Config > Machine > Advanced Settings.
Select the server / serverLocation option and enter the following value: `http://wiclax.com:35012`.
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Please note that the box must be restarted for the settings to take effect, and the server / enable option must be set to 1.
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On the Wiclax Cloud page, accessible at , you must create the Feibot box entry by carefully entering the Box ID displayed on the device's startup screen.
If everything is working correctly, you should see that the box is connected to the Wiclax cloud server.
Final step in Wiclax: create an acquisition of type "Wiclax cloud service" and select the relevant timing point.
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