Connecting Your Ghost Device to a Power Source
1.
Remove the Destiny 2 Ghost device, wall adapter, and USB cable from its packaging.
2.
Insert the small end of the USB cable into the back of the Ghost speaker.
3.
Plug the Ghost speaker into any 5V 2A USB power supply or wall socket with the provided wall
adapter and/or USB cable.
You should see a red LED light up, indicating the Ghost device is connected to a power source.
The Ghost must remain plugged in at all times to function as it is not a battery powered device.
Please note:
The Ghost's lights will also blink slowly once the power source is connected.
However, blinking won't occur on the initial setup.
Configuring Your Ghost Device to Connect to Wi-Fi
1.
Open Wi-Fi networks on computer or phone.
2.
Turn on Wi-Fi on your device if not already enabled.
3.
Allow about 30 seconds for
GHOST_COMPANION
network to show.
4.
Connect to
GHOST_COMPANION
network.
Connecting Your Ghost Device to Wi-Fi
1.
Turn on Wi-Fi on your device if not already enabled.
2.
Navigate to IP address
192.168.0.1
3.
Enter the 8-digit serial number located on the back of the Ghost device into the serial number
field.
4.
Select the desired Wi-Fi network and enter your network password. If you don't see the desired
Wi-Fi network, refresh the page or select Other and enter network name and password.
5.
Once the Destiny 2 Ghost device is connected, the lights will blink and the device will play a
swoosh sound. You'll also receive a successful Wi-Fi connection indication on your phone or
computer.
Allow about one minute for connection and updates to occur. If updates are happening, the lights
will blink and then a solid middle light comes on. When connection and updates are complete,
you'll hear another swoosh and the lights will go off.
If the lights stay on, flip the switch on the back of the Ghost once to perform a reset. If this
doesn't work, flip the switch three times.
Please note:
If you enter the wrong serial number for your Destiny 2 Ghost device, you will
reach an error page. If this happens, you can enter the correct serial number from this page.
Opening Port 8883 on Your Router
While most home networks permit outbound connections to non-standard ports and map them
for you, some networks will be locked, preventing outbound connections.
