# Connecting Multiple MUGICS

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Skip to 1:20 to learn more about Client mode. In client mode, you'll be able to connect multiple MUGICS together. Please make sure that your computer is connected to the MUGIC wifi. If you're confused, please watch the video from the beginning and make sure to follow the steps.&#x20;
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The network name and password must be longer than 8 characters due to network protocol restraints when connecting multiple MUGICS in Client mode.
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### Go to BLE Configurator

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BLE Configurator Link. Currently only supports Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.&#x20;
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### Connect to Mugic Device

1. 'Click' on "Connect to Mugic Device" button underneath Bluetooth Configurator
2. Select and pair your MUGIC device.
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### Find "Configure WiFi Client"&#x20;

1. Enter your "Router Name"&#x20;
2. Enter your "Router Password"
3. Set your port number to 4000 (which is the default)
4. 'Click' Send
5. A popup window will show up stating "Configuration Accepted!" 'Click' OK.&#x20;
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### Find "Configure Client IP"

1. Open System Preferencse in MacOS.
2. Go to Network and find your IP Address
3. Enter your IP Address into Configure Client IP.&#x20;
4. 'Click' Send.&#x20;
5. A popup window will show up stating "Configuration Accepted!" 'Click' OK.&#x20;
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### Switch to Client Mode

1. ‘Long Press’ “M” button for 2 seconds to switch between Wi-Fi AP (default) and Client modes. The third LED will start blinking fast in purple, then will slow down blinking steadily - indicating MUGIC is connected to the router in Client mode.
2. Now you will be able to use MUGIC and connect to the internet at the same time.&#x20;
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### Connecting Multiple MUGICS

1. Repeat step 2-4 to configure Client mode, except enter a different port number (for example 4001).&#x20;
2. Now both MUGICS are connected! See [3:46](https://youtu.be/Rf1xjUO-P40?si=Avbnrqfc9AwU6MFr\&t=226) for additional details.&#x20;
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