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Would it be possible to find my device on the network even without IP scanner tools?
Yes, have a look here
How do I configure the network under Bullseye? How is this different from previous versions such as Stretch?
Since the release of the Bullseye image, there is - as described in the release notes - the tool "nmtui" for the graphical setup of the network configuration.
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For more details about how to configure the static IP with nmtui see here. This is an example of how you can step by step configure a static IP for a Revolution Pi.
How to configure
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a Wi-Fi Network?
Here's a step-by-step guide for setting up WLAN, i.e. on the RevPi Connect 4 module
Option 1: Using the Terminal (nmtui):
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These steps should help you connect your RevPi Connect 4 to your Wi-Fi network.
Would it be possible to deactivate Wi-Fi communication permanently?
Yes, take a look here
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I am having difficulty establishing the Wi-Fi connection with the internal antenna, what am I doing wrong?
Switch to an external antenna by buying one. For example, take a look here:
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Don’t forget to switch configuration as follows
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sudo revpi-config enable external-antenna
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Would it be possible to use RS485 as a serial console?
Yes
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Which Wi-Fi adapters are compatible with the 64-bit versions of the OS?
We have successfully tested those combinations
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I am unable to connect the Wi-Fi of the RevPi Connect 4 to a 2.4Ghz band. Only 5Ghz. What can I do?
Please check if the problem still occurs, if the external antenna is activated. Even without an antenna connected, the short pigtail can bring improvements.
You can enable the antenna as following:
Code Block # Enable external antenna sudo revpi-config enable external-antenna # Reboot device sudo reboot # Try again to connect ...Original discussion
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I have problems as soon as I activate both Ethernet and WLAN, and they are on the same networks, what can I do?
This may be a routing problem. Take a look at this part of Dirk's video tutorial where it is explained: