I am the one who asked if the SSID and WiFi password can be changed on this product. I can confirm that it is possible to change. (Otherwise this product is useless if the password is fixed as everyone can connect to your drone.) To connect to Pixhawk, you need to set your telemetry port to a baud rate of 912600. I cannot initiate the terminal/CLI in Mission Planner. However, if you go to the full parameter list/tree, you can find it under SERIAL. Depending on you are using telemetry port 1 or 2, you can set the port to use MAVLINK with the correct baud rate. The module comes with a default SSID and wifi password. Once you are connected to the access point, use a browser to browse the URL 192.168.4.1. You will see a web page. From here you can change the SSID and wifi password. Be warned: The default firmware text is in simplfied Chinese. You can also flash the firmware here. It is actually using the ESP8266 Mavlink wifi bridge firmware version 1.2.2. You can get the 1.2.2 firmware bin file from Github. Once flashed, the default SSID is PixRacer, wifi password "pixracer". All functions are the same.

I am the one who asked if the SSID and WiFi password can be changed on this product. I can confirm that it is possible to change. (Otherwise this product is useless if the password is fixed as everyone can connect to your drone.) To connect to Pixhawk, you need to set your telemetry port to a baud rate of 912600. I cannot initiate the terminal/CLI in Mission Planner. However, if you go to the full parameter list/tree, you can find it under SERIAL. Depending on you are using telemetry port 1 or 2, you can set the port to use MAVLINK with the correct baud rate. The module comes with a default SSID and wifi password. Once you are connected to the access point, use a browser to browse the URL 192.168.4.1. You will see a web page. From here you can change the SSID and wifi password. Be warned: The default firmware text is in simplfied Chinese. You can also flash the firmware here. It is actually using the ESP8266 Mavlink wifi bridge firmware version 1.2.2. You can get the 1.2.2 firmware bin file from Github. Once flashed, the default SSID is PixRacer, wifi password "pixracer". All functions are the same.

I am the one who asked if the SSID and WiFi password can be changed on this product. I can confirm that it is possible to change. (Otherwise this product is useless if the password is fixed as everyone can connect to your drone.) To connect to Pixhawk, you need to set your telemetry port to a baud rate of 912600. I cannot initiate the terminal/CLI in Mission Planner. However, if you go to the full parameter list/tree, you can find it under SERIAL. Depending on you are using telemetry port 1 or 2, you can set the port to use MAVLINK with the correct baud rate. The module comes with a default SSID and wifi password. Once you are connected to the access point, use a browser to browse the URL 192.168.4.1. You will see a web page. From here you can change the SSID and wifi password. Be warned: The default firmware text is in simplfied Chinese. You can also flash the firmware here. It is actually using the ESP8266 Mavlink wifi bridge firmware version 1.2.2. You can get the 1.2.2 firmware bin file from Github. Once flashed, the default SSID is PixRacer, wifi password "pixracer". All functions are the same.

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Tutto ok

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Tutto ok

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