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tools-qr [2022/01/11 18:28] – [Notes]-changed heading title to "WiFi QR Codes Notes" hogwildtools-qr [2024/11/15 04:12] (current) – [WiFi QR Codes] -Formatting hogwild
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-===== Wi-Fi QR Codes =====+====== WiFi QR Codes ======
  
-This page, introduced in 2021.6, is a facilitator to produce and print QR codes linked to your Wi-Fi network. Modern devices are able to connect to Wi-Fi by simply pointing the camera to a QR code. The QR code itself contains all the information needed to establish the connection, including SSID and password. This page is specifically designed for venues like Internet CafesHostelsetcetera where the sharing of WiFi credentials needs to be automated/facilitatedYou'll probably want a printed version of this page to hang on the wall at the Wi-Fi location, however the QR code works as well on a screen such as the FreshTomato interfaceWhen opening the page, you should see a number of tabs representing the number of physical/virtual SSIDs enabled on your device. Make sure you select the tab/SSID of relevance to your context (e.g. guest SSID).+Since release 2021.6, this menu makes it easy to produce and print QR codes to identify your WiFi network to client devices. 
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 +Modern devices can connect to WiFi by simply pointing their camera at a QR code. The QR code contains the information needed to establish connection, including SSID and password. This can be useful in venues like Internet cafeshostels/hotelsor even at house parties. Basically, it's useful anywhere that sharing of WiFi credentials has to be easy\\   \\   \\ {{:pasted:20210921-202350.png?620}} \\   \\ 
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 +Tabs represent the number of physical/virtual SSIDs enabled on your device. Select the correct tab/SSID for your context (for example, the guest SSID).
  
-**Show Wi-Fi Logo**: This toggles the display of the Wi-Fi logo at the top of the page (helpful for printing). (Default: On).\\ **Show Wi-Fi Password**: If enabled, this will add the cleartext Wi-Fi password on the page. This can be helpful if the endpoint device doesn't support Wi-Fi QR codes.\\ **Print**: This button sends the relevant part of the QR page to the physical printer of choice.\\ 
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 +**Show WiFi Logo**: makes the WiFi logo display at the top. \\
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 +This can be helpful when printing. (Default: On). The logo clarifies what the QR code is for.
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- \\+**Show WiFi Password**displays the WiFi password in plain text. 
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 +This is helpful if the client device supports WiFi QR codes. (DefaultOff)
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 +**Print**: clicking this prints the relevant part of the QR page.
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 +You can then physically post the information at a venue or location.
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 ===== WiFi QR Codes Notes ===== ===== WiFi QR Codes Notes =====
  
-The Message under the QR code can be edited inline (just click on it and type) and it's specifically designed to customize the messageThis can be very helpful, for example, if you need to translate the instruction to a different language. Any editing of the message is not saved, so it wont survive a page reload. However, it is good enough to be printed while on this page.+You can edit the text under the QR code inline. Just click on it and type what you likeFor example, this can be helpful if you need to translate the instructions to a different language. 
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 +Any edits to the message are not saved. It won'survive a menu refresh. However, it will be printable as long as you remain on the menu. 
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