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Connect to Scout
There are two ways that a mobile phone can connect to Scout, Wi-Fi
Direct Mode (or AP mode) and Wi-Fi Router Mode. Out of the factory,
the Wi-Fi on Scout is set to the Wi-Fi Direct Mode. Only after home
Wi-Fi router information is set, users can press the Wi-Fi button to
select between the Wi-Fi direct mode and the Wi-Fi router mode.
It is recommended to do a reset first before setting up the Wi-Fi
connection.
In the Wi-Fi Direct Mode, mobile phones link to Scout directly. Users
can see in the mobile phone a Wi-Fi named "robot_scout_XXXXXX".
Follow the App and use the default password (e.g. "r0123456") to
connect. Once connected to Scout, users shall control the robot and
view the video.
The second mode is Wi-Fi Router mode. Follow the App, select your
home Wi-Fi router SSID, and enter the password. If the robot
connects to your home Wi-Fi router successfully, it produces a sound
alert and switches to the Wi-Fi router mode automatically, and goes
online. In this mode, the robot becomes an Internet-of-Things (IoT)
device and can be accessed from the internet via a secured
Peer-to-Peer connection. In the Wi-Fi router mode, when the Wi-Fi
LED indicator blinks, it indicates that the robot is not connected. When
the LED indicator stays on, it indicates that the robot is connected.
Press the "Wi-Fi mode select button" to change between the two Wi-Fi
modes.
Important note:
Scout is optimized to rely on the 5GHz band of the Wi-Fi. 5GHz has higher
bandwidth but it is more line-in-sight. 2.4GHz band may have better area
coverage. For iOS users, make sure the "Local Network" of the Scout App is
granted. Otherwise, the OS doesn't allow Wi-Fi Direct connection. In rare cases,
some models of iPhones need to disable mobile data, and put the phone in
"Airplane" mode. At end of pairing process, the iPhone needs to enable data
service again, either through phone data service or fall back to connecting home
WiFi. Otherwise, the pairing will expire on the App.
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