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## Configuring WiFi | ||
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Your WiCan will broadcast its own Access Point, that you can connect to. It will be called `WiCAN_xxxxxxx`. You can connect to it with the default password `@meatpi#`. | ||
Your WiCAN will broadcast its own Access Point, that you can connect to. It will be called `WiCAN_xxxxxxx`. You can connect to it with the default password `@meatpi#`. | ||
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If you are using a phone, you may need to wait a few seconds and confirm you want to connect to a network that does not provide internet. | ||
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Once connected you can go to `192.168.80.1` in your browser to get to the WiCan settings. | ||
Once connected you can go to `192.168.80.1` in your browser to get to the WiCAN settings. | ||
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From there you can go to the `Settings` tab to change `Mode` to AP+Station, and input your home `SSID` and `Password`. Once saved you can check the `Status` tab to see your WiCan `Station IP`. Once you have the station IP, you can connect your phone from the WiCan AP to your regular home WiFi, and go to the `Station IP` you just got from the Status tab. This should show you the same website as you saw earlier. Congradulations you now have your WiCan connected to home WiFi. | ||
From there you can go to the `Settings` tab to change `Mode` to AP+Station, and input your home `SSID` and `Password`. Once saved you can check the `Status` tab to see your WiCAN `Station IP`. Once you have the station IP, you can connect your phone from the WiCAN AP to your regular home WiFi, and go to the `Station IP` you just got from the Status tab. This should show you the same website as you saw earlier. Congradulations you now have your WiCAN connected to home WiFi. |
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title: Overview | ||
description: Overview of Home Assistant Integration with WiCan | ||
description: Overview of Home Assistant Integration with WiCAN | ||
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## Home Assistant | ||
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WiCan currently can connect to Home Assistant via MQTT. There are also plans for an upcoming proper API integration in the future. For now see [MQTT](/home-assistant/mqtt/) to set it up via MQTT | ||
WiCAN currently can connect to Home Assistant via MQTT. There are also plans for an upcoming proper API integration in the future. For now see [MQTT](/home-assistant/mqtt/) to set it up via MQTT |