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Connecting to WiFi

Connect your RADR to WiFi to enable over-the-air updates and new device support

WiFi connectivity allows your Research And Desire wireless Remote (RADR) to receive updates wirelessly, including new device support and bug fixes. This guide walks you through the simple setup process.

Why Connect to WiFi?

Connecting your RADR to WiFi enables:

  • Over-the-air updates — Get the latest firmware and features without cables
  • New device support — Receive updates that add compatibility with new Bluetooth devices
  • Bug fixes — Stay up to date with the latest improvements

WiFi is optional for basic use. RADR controls devices entirely over Bluetooth, so you can use it without WiFi. However, we recommend connecting to receive updates.

Before You Start

Make sure you have:

  • Your home WiFi network name and password
  • A phone or tablet to scan the QR code (or you can connect manually)
  • Your RADR charged and powered on

RADR only supports 2.4GHz WiFi networks. If your router broadcasts both 2.4GHz and 5GHz, make sure to connect to the 2.4GHz network.

Connecting to WiFi

Open WiFi Settings

From the main menu on your RADR:

  1. Select Settings using the right knob and button
  2. Select WiFi Settings

Your RADR will create its own temporary WiFi network for setup.

Connect to RADR's Setup Network

A QR code appears on your RADR's screen. You have two options:

Option A: Scan the QR Code (Easiest)

Use your phone's camera to scan the QR code. Your phone will automatically connect to RADR's setup network.

Option B: Connect Manually

On your phone or tablet, go to WiFi settings and connect to:

  • Network Name: RADR Setup
  • Password: None (open network)

Enter Your WiFi Details

Once connected to RADR's setup network, a configuration page opens automatically in your browser.

If the page doesn't open automatically, open your browser and go to 192.168.4.1

On the configuration page:

  1. Select your home WiFi network from the list
  2. Enter your WiFi password
  3. Tap Save

Wait for Confirmation

RADR will connect to your WiFi network. When successful, you'll see:

"WiFi Connected" on the screen

Your RADR is now ready to receive updates!

Troubleshooting

Next Steps

Now that your RADR is connected to WiFi, you can check for updates:

Updating Your Device

Learn how to check for and install the latest updates.

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