WIFI Device Functions
Refresh
Click the "Refresh" button to reload and update WIFI device information.

Pinout
Click the "Pinout" button to open the pin definition window.


Set IP Address
The steps to change the device IP address are as follows:
- Enter the new IP address in the IP Address field (e.g.,
192.168.5.37). - Click the "Set IP" button.
- Confirm the IP address is correct, then click "OK".
- The system will prompt you to restart the device to apply the settings, click "OK".

Reboot
If you need to restart the device via software, please click the "Reboot" button.

Update Firmware
If you need to update the WIFI device firmware, please follow these steps:
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Click the "Update Firmware" button.

- ⚠️ Icon: Indicates that the current firmware version is old.
- ✅ Icon: Indicates that the current firmware is the latest version.
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Select the corresponding firmware file (
.bin) in the file browser.
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The system will pop up a confirmation window, click "OK" to start writing.

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Wait for the progress bar to complete.

Do NOT turn off the power or interrupt the wireless connection during the update process. If the update fails due to interruption, the device may not work and needs to be sent back to the factory for repair.
AP Mode
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Click the "AP Mode" button to enable the AP mode of the WIFI device.

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WDM will pop up a confirmation window, please click "OK" to continue.

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Please connect the computer to the specified AP device via Wi-Fi. After successful connection, click "OK".

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After clicking "OK", WDM will automatically open the web page.

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Please configure the network via that web page.

- Please ensure the computer is successfully connected to the specified AP, otherwise you will not be able to enter the settings page.
- If you need to change the domain or other network parameters of the WIFI device, please click "Save" on the settings page after setting.
Set SSID/PW
Click the "SSID/PW" button to set the Wi-Fi SSID and password the device wants to connect to, or set the device to AP mode.


Signal Monitor
Click the "Monitor" button to view the device's current battery level and wireless signal strength (RSSI).

