WiFi USB setup

This guide is intended to provide a WiFi connectivity to Cyanview devices:
- RIO/RIO-live
- RCP
Use cases:
- Internet access (the RCP/RIO) connects to your venue AP
- RIO/RCP acts as AP, you can connect to it using your smartphone/laptop for configuration
- WiFi control : WiFi camera (FX9, etc.) connects to your venue AP, RCP controls over WiFi
- WiFi/Ethernet bridge : WiFi camera (FX9, FX6, etc.) connects to your RIO AP, then to RCP through ethernet
Compatible USB dongles:
- TP Link AC1300 : AP and station
- TP Link TL-WN823N : AP or station
Setup
First, plug your dongle in any USB port in the back of your RIO or RCP (next to RJ45).
Then, in the web interface, you should see in the IP block:

With:
wlan0
the first WiFi interfacewlan1
the second WiFi interface
As my TP-Link AC1300 package 2 WiFi itf in a single USB device
RIO/RCP Internet access

- Click on the
IP
block - In the right panel, scroll down to
WiFi
section - In the
wlan0
block, selectStation
forConfiguration Mode
- Click on
Show all networks
to unfold the SSID list - Click on your WiFi, enter the password if required, click anywhere on the page to validate

After a couple of second, you should be connected.
You can unfold Details
to see the informations:

Here, I am connected to SSID CYANVIEW-guest
and my RCP received the IP 192.168.88.129
RIO/RCP webUI smartphone/laptop access

- Click on the
IP
block - In the right panel, scroll down to
WiFi
section - In the
wlan1
(orwlan0
) block, selectAccess Point
forConfiguration Mode
- Enter your SSID in
Network Name
- Enter your WiFi password in
Password

After a couple of seconds, you can scan WiFi with your smartphone and connect using the configured SSID/password:

You can then navigate to the RIO/RCP configuration interface by browsing http://10.1.1.1
RIO WiFi camera control

- Click on the
IP
block - In the right panel, scroll down to
WiFi
section - In the
wlan1
(orwlan0
) block, selectBridged
forConfiguration Mode
- Enter your SSID in
Network Name
- Enter your WiFi password in
Password

After a couple of seconds, you can scan WiFi with your camera and connect to the RIO AP with configured SSID/password