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# Move Base Station

When moving a base station from one workspace to another, you first have to remove it from the old workspace, then register it in the new one.

Go to the old workspace base station section and select the base station you wish to move:

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Click on the base station you wish to remove. After that, click on "REMOVE BASE STATION" button to remove your base station from the workspace.<br>

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3\) You should get a confirmation screen asking you to remove the base station by confirming your action. Confirm that you want to proceed and press "Remove":<br>

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Now you have successfully unregistered the base station.

Now to register it to another Cloud workspace. Go to that workspace's tab and select the workspace you want to add the base station to. (**!NOTE! Check that the workspace has the license for the new base station**)\
Go to the base station tab, in a new workspace, in the Cloud and click on the "NEW BASE STATION" button on the bottom right:

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Then this screen will then show up :

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From here you have to enter the base's serial number and the default WiFi SSID.&#x20;

If you have the PRO+ line of base stations (white), it will have a sticker on the front, behind the glass of the info.

If you have the regular PRO model (black) base station, the sticker with the serial number is on the back. You should use the default Wi-Fi SSID, if it is changed, it will not work.

**!NOTE! The base has to be at least FW 4.5.0**

Afterwards, the base station will show up as pending and can take up to 2 hours after it has an internet connection to connect to the Cloud.

If you are not able to register using this method, you can click on **REGISTER USING BASE STATION UI**.

Further, follow the instructions in the new pop-up window:

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When the registration code is created on the Aranet Cloud system side, then the next user must log in to the Aranet PRO base station WEB graphical interface, go to the **Aranet Cloud** section, and here enter in the appropriate fields **the same email and registration code** as prompted in the Aranet Cloud message. Then the user must click the button **REGISTER TO THE CLOUD**:

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Aranet PRO base will start its’ paired sensor measurement data upload to the Aranet Cloud platform. The sensor data upload process, depending on the amount of sensor data and connection speeds between Aranet PRO base station and Aranet Cloud system, can take up to 20 – 30 minutes. During this process, sensor data will gradually appear in the Aranet Cloud workspace.

After successful registration and sensor data upload to the Aranet Cloud workspace, the Aranet PRO base station itself will show the following information in **Aranet Cloud** section:

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