MMDVM Hotspot Digital Networking Box Our MMDVM hotspot digital networking box is a versatile device designed for HAM radio enthusiasts. The display firmware is updated, featuring imported temperature-compensated crystal oscillators in DMR format with zero frequency deviation and duplex dual time slots. It supports multiple digital formats including C4FM, DMR, DSTAR, and P25, solving inconsistencies in digital intercom mechanisms and enabling multi-digital system intercommunication. Connect to the Internet using a mobile phone hotspot or WiFi network, and effortlessly link with HAMs around the world. Package Includes: 1 x Set of MMDVM Hotspot Download User Manual: For detailed instructions and advanced configurations, download the user manual here . WiFi Settings for First-Time Startup: I. Connect to Automatic AP Hotspot: Power on the hotspot. Wait for Pi-Star to start, typically taking about a minute. If your hotspot has a screen, monitor Pi-Star startup until the login prompt appears. Wait 2 minutes for the Auto AP function to activate. Check for a hotspot named "Pi-Star-Setup" on your computer or mobile phone, and connect using the following credentials:WiFi SSID: Pi-Star-SetupPassword: 12345678 II. Log in to the Pi-Star Page: After establishing a connection, Windows users should visit: http://pi-star. macOS, iOS, or Windows 10 tablet users should visit: http://pi‐star.local. Mobile device users can access: 192.168.50.1 On initial startup, a "No Mode Defined..." page appears. Click 'Configuration' or wait 10 seconds for redirection to the configuration page. Enter the configuration page, and input the default login credentials:Username: pi-starPassword: 12345678 III. Add Personal WiFi Connection: In the configuration page, scroll to the "Wireless Configuration" section and click on 'Configure WiFi'. Select your country code and click 'Scan for Networks (10 secs)' to detect available WiFi networks. Wait 10 seconds for the search to complete. If your desired WiFi isn't listed, manually add it. Restart the hotspot to connect to your personal WiFi. Use your browser to visit Pi-Star for further configurations.
