How to Assign Static IP address to iPad?

I have been having a problem with the wifi connection on my iPad. After much research online, I have narrowed it down to an ip address lease renewal bug. The iPad drops connection when the ip address lease expires. The suggested fix is to assign a static ip address for the iPad based on its MAC address.
How can I do this?

I can't answer directly, but the following may help (for HH3B)
Login to HomeHub
Goto http://192.168.1.254/html/settings/a_ip_address.html
Set the lease time to 21 days
Apply
Goto http://192.168.1.254/html/settings/a_devices.html
Click on your iPad
Choose 'always use this IP address'
Apply

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