# This file configures your SGPi's built-in WiFi adapter.
# This file resides in the 'uboot' folder of your SGPi's micro SD card
# (which appears as 'boot/uboot' when accessing the SGPi via filezilla).
#
# You have two choices:
#
#     1. SGPi as WiFi client (internet)
#  or
#     2. SGPi as WiFi hotspot (no internet)
#
# 1. SGPi as WiFi client
# ======================
#   - SGPi connects to the internet using a nearby WiFi router
#   - WiFi router must be configured to use WPA2 security.  Routers
#     using WEP or no security are not supported.
#   - your laptop cannot connect to the SGPi by WiFi
#   - your laptop can connect to the SGPi by ethernet cable
#   - your laptop can connect to the SGPi through the internet at sensorgnome.org
#   - SGPi sends data directly to sensorgnome.org / motus.org
#
# Instructions:
#
#  - specify a WiFi network name and passphrase below, including any
#    spaces, but do not use double quotation marks.
#  - rename this file from 'no_network.txt' to 'network.txt'
#  - reboot your SGPi
#

# replace NetworkName in the next line with your WiFi's name (essid)
NetworkName

# replace Passphrase in the next line with your WiFi's passphrase
Passphrase

#
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# 2. SGPi as WiFi hotspot
# =======================
#   - SGPi is a WiFi hotspot using its serial number for network name and passphrase
#   - the SGPi does not connect to the internet
#   - your laptop can connect to the SGPi by WiFi
#   - your laptop can also connect to the SGPi by ethernet cable
#   - your laptop can download data from the SGPi via WiFi
#
# Instructions:
#
#  - rename this file to 'no_network.txt'
#  - reboot your SGPi
#  - if your SGPi has an external pushbutton switch, double-click on that
#    button to activate WiFi.  The LED around the button will blink on and off
#    every 0.9 seconds to indicate WiFi is active.  WiFi will turn off automatically
#    after 30 minutes, or when you double-click the button again.
#  - the network name is the same as the SGPi's serial number, e.g. SG-1234RPI3ABCD
#  - the passphrase is also the same as the serial number, e.g. SG-1234RPI3ABCD