How to turn on your Moku's WiFi access point
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Configuring the Moku WiFi access point
Moku devices are equipped with an onboard WiFi access point, which means it can generate its own WiFi network. Your Moku should have its access point turned on when you power it on for the first time.
In case you have turned off the access point, you can reconfigure to power it on again in the Moku App.
iPad app configuration
- Power on your Moku and launch the Moku app, make sure you can see the Moku you are configuring in the "Select your device" menu.
- Connect to the device and tap the gear icon at the bottom left corner to access "Device settings" menu.
- Switch to WiFi settings tab and turn on the switch next to "Create a WiFi network". You can also modify the name and password of the Moku's access point here.
- Click "Apply" to confirm the settings. You should now be able to see the network from your Moku in your list of available WiFi networks.
Windows and macOS configuration
- Power on your Moku and launch the Moku app, make sure you can see the Moku you are configuring in the "Select your device" menu.
- Right-click the device icon and select "Configure device". This brings up the "Device settings" menu.
- Navigate to the "Access Point" tab and enable "Create a WiFi network". You can modify the name and password of your Moku's access point here.
- Click "Apply" to confirm the settings. You should now be able to see the network from your Moku in your list of available WiFi networks.