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Beginning in firmware version 3.0, the WiFi menu allows a user to input credentials of up to four WiFi networks. WiFi is used for a variety of features on the RTK device. When WiFi is needed, the RTK device will attempt to connect to any network on the list of WiFi networks. For example, if you enter your home WiFi, work WiFi, and the WiFi for a mobile hotspot, the RTK device will automatically detect and connect to the network with the strongest signal.
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The WiFi menu allows a user to input credentials of up to four WiFi networks. WiFi is used for a variety of features on the RTK device. When WiFi is needed, the RTK device will attempt to connect to any network on the list of WiFi networks. For example, if you enter your home WiFi, work WiFi, and the WiFi for a mobile hotspot, the RTK device will automatically detect and connect to the network with the strongest signal.
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Additionally, the device will continue to try to connect to WiFi if a connection is not made. The connection timeout starts at 15 seconds and increases by 15 seconds with each failed attempt. For example, 15, 30, 45, etc seconds are delayed between each new WiFi connection attempt. Once a successful connection is made, the timeout is reset.
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The RTK device supports connection over TCP. Some Data Collector software (such as [Vespucci](gis_software.md#vespucci)) requires that the SparkFun RTK device connect as a TCP Client. Other software (such as [QGIS](gis_software.md#qgis)) requires that the SparkFun RTK device acts as a TCP Server. Both are supported.
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**Note:** Currently TCP is only supported while connected to local WiFi, not AP mode. This means the device will need to be connected to a WiFi network, such as a mobile hotspot, before TCP connections can occur.
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If either Client or Server is enabled, a port can be designated. By default, the port is 2947 (registered as [*GPS Daemon request/response*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gpsd)) but any port 0 to 65535 is supported.
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* PointPerfect (Access keys and IP-based corrections)
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## Configure Mode: AP vs WiFi
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By default, the device will become an Access Point when the user selects 'Config' from the front panel controls. This is handy for in-field device configuration. Alternatively, changing this setting to 'WiFi' will cause the device to connect to local WiFi.
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By default, the device will become an Access Point when the user enters Config mode. This is handy for in-field device configuration. Alternatively, changing this setting to 'WiFi' will cause the device to connect to local WiFi.
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Configuring over WiFi allows the device to be configured from any desktop computer that has access to the same WiFi network. This method allows for greater control from a fullsize keyboard and mouse.
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Configuring over WiFi allows the device to be configured from any desktop computer that has access to the same WiFi network. This method allows for greater control from a full-size keyboard and mouse.
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When the device enters WiFi config mode it will display the WiFi network it is connected to as well as its assigned IP address.
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## Captive Portal
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If captive portal is enabled, when a user connects to the Access Point the user will automatically be directed towards the correct page. This works with most, but not all phones.
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## MDNS
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