There are some situations, for example in a restricted lab environment or for radio interference reasons, where you may wish to use Moku:Lab without Wi-Fi or ethernet. This application note explains how to connect an iPad or PC to Moku:Lab via wired, USB connection. No wireless or wired ethernet network is required.
This type of cable is commonly available and often used to charge cell phones.
This type of cable is less common but readily available at Amazon and other retailers.
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Connecting to an iPad
Moku:Lab supports USB connections through the micro-USB data port on the rear panel. The required cable depends upon the iPad connection; either Lightning or USB-C.iPad with Lightning connector
To connect Moku:Lab to an iPad via Lightning, you will need both:
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Lightning to USB Camera Adapter
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AND USB type A to micro B 2.0 cable
This type of cable is commonly available and often used to charge cell phones.
Physical connection
iPad with USB-C connector
To connect Moku:Lab to an iPad via USB-C, you will need:USB-C to micro B 2.0 cable
This type of cable is less common but readily available at Amazon and other retailers.
Physical connection
Network connection
Once the iPad is connected to Moku:Lab via USB, the network connection appears as a USB/network connection to the iPad. This can be selected in the “Settings” panel of the iPad. Once selected, launch the Moku:Lab app on the iPad. You should now see your Moku:Lab appear in the ‘Select your device’ menu.Connecting to a PC
Moku:Lab supports USB connections through the micro-USB data port on the rear panel.What you’ll need
To connect your Moku:Lab to a PC via USB you will need either a Micro-B to Type A USB cable, or a Micro-B to Type-C cable, depending on your PC.USB 2.0 Type A to micro B type 2.0 cable
Most computers have come with at least one USB Type A port and will support a connection using a standard USB Type A to USB micro B 2.0 cable.USB-C to micro B type 2.0 cable
Recent computers often come with USB Type C ports. If so, you will need a USB-C to USB micro B 2.0 cable:
Physical connection
When you have access to an appropriate micro USB cable, make the connection from the PC to the Moku:Lab.





