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{{Warning|user-guide/pi-detailed/}} | |||
WIFI is not a function of the app_rpt/ASL software. It is at operating system level. | |||
In all cases, if you use MAC Address filtering at your router, Don't forget to include your Pi. | |||
==4B== | |||
In order to connect to your ASL Node with a Raspberry Pi 4B using WiFi, you must use the command: "Sudo wifi-setup" at the command prompt. You will see further information and just follow the directions as you add requested information (SSID and router password). Once completed, reboot at the command prompt (Use "Sudo reboot"). | In order to connect to your ASL Node with a Raspberry Pi 4B using WiFi, you must use the command: "Sudo wifi-setup" at the command prompt. You will see further information and just follow the directions as you add requested information (SSID and router password). Once completed, reboot at the command prompt (Use "Sudo reboot"). | ||
==Other Pi's== | |||
sudo raspi-config | |||
See the Raspi documentation | |||
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/configuration.html#wireless-networking-command-line | |||
Latest revision as of 21:31, 29 June 2024
WIFI is not a function of the app_rpt/ASL software. It is at operating system level. In all cases, if you use MAC Address filtering at your router, Don't forget to include your Pi.
4B
In order to connect to your ASL Node with a Raspberry Pi 4B using WiFi, you must use the command: "Sudo wifi-setup" at the command prompt. You will see further information and just follow the directions as you add requested information (SSID and router password). Once completed, reboot at the command prompt (Use "Sudo reboot").
Other Pi's
sudo raspi-config
See the Raspi documentation https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/configuration.html#wireless-networking-command-line