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--- drones:mini_drones:object_detection_demo [2024/01/26 13:15] – rolf.becker
+++ drones:mini_drones:object_detection_demo [2024/01/26 13:23] (current) – rolf.becker
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 ===== Preparing Router =====
-In this case we are using the router [[https://www.asus.com/networking-iot-servers/wifi-routers/asus-wifi-routers/rt-ac51/ | ASUS model RT-AC51]]. You can get the manual from [[https://www.asus.com/us/supportonly/rt-ac51/helpdesk_manual/ | here]]
+In this case we are using the router [[https://www.asus.com/networking-iot-servers/wifi-routers/asus-wifi-routers/rt-ac51/ | ASUS model RT-AC51]]. You can get the manual from [[https://www.asus.com/us/supportonly/rt-ac51/helpdesk_manual/ | here]].
 Check your router manual and configure the **SSID** and **PASSWORD** to connect to the network. In our case all the information is in labels stuck physically on the router.
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 Background information: The drone can be in two possible connection modes:
-  * **Station Mode:** \\ The drone creates a Wi-Fi network and the client (in this case the computer) connects to the drone's Wi-Fi.
+  * **Station Mode:** \\ The drone is the Access Point. It creates its own Wi-Fi network and provides its own SSID. The client (the Jetson computer) connects to the drone's SSID directly.
-  * **Access Point Mode:** \\ The drone works as a client; meaning that the drone connects to an existing Wi-Fi network.
+  * **Access Point Mode:** \\ The drone connects to an existing Wi-Fi access point (AP, SSID) as a client. The Jetson connects to the same SSID.
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