fredekolding
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Hi Guys.
Atm I have 9 EZ robots for teaching programming to kids. When they all get turned on more or less at once, there is 9 Networks pretty similar in name, this gives some confusion and irritation with both me and my students.
My question is: Is it possible to change the names of the Networks ? and if, how is it done ?
Thanks
Hi, you can change the SSID with diferent names like so:
Hope this helps.
Thank you so much
DonĀ“t forget that you must do this for every EZ bord. Regards
Yeah
Have a nice day
If using 9 robots in AP mode in the same room, you should also change the WiFi channel (on the same configuration page) on each one to avoid interference. If they are all on Channel 1 you will have significantly shorter range and may see other symptoms like unexpected disconnects.
Alan
Will do that too, thx
Don't forget, the plastic used with ezrobots can be written on with a sharpie. Write the wifi name on the robot.
To wash the sharpie off the robot, use white board cleaner - voila
You are all very helpful thx Guys
For us overseas guys who might not have the same brands available, is there anything special about a 'sharpie' ... or is it just a standard a whiteboard marker? Here in Singapore the 'Bic' brand is readily available, i.e. http://www.bicworld.com/en/products/details/118/velleda-whiteboard-marker-1701-1751 ... I expect this would be the same kinda thing?
That's not the same thing - a white board marker will wipe off with your fingers. It will work, but not last.
A Sharpie is a permanent marker - which I imagine Bic Brand has a similar version.
To remove it, simply spray White Board Cleaner on the area that was marked, and use a cloth to wipe it away. It will not come off with your fingers.
If you are unsure about the market - try it somewhere that will not be visible to ensure it comes off with white board cleaner spray