choose, or directly type in your home WiFi's SSID and WiFi password (Note: it only connects to 2.4G
WiFi). If you have already created a Blynk app token (see Section 5), you can also paste it here,
otherwise, just leave the token blank. Click on 'Submit'. At this point, OSBee will attempt to connect to
your WiFi, and if successful, it will reboot itself, and now WiFi configuration is complete. From now on, it
remembers your WiFi and will always attempt to connect to it when it's powered on. If you want to
change the WiFi network, you can perform a factory reset and it will go back to AP mode.
In WiFi station mode, OSBee obtains an IP address from your home WiFi router. This IP address is
printed on the LCD screen at the bottom. Open a browser and type in the IP address, it should open
OSBee's homepage show below. The
default device key is opendoor
, which you can change in Settings.
4. Using the Built-in Web Interface
The
Homepage
(left image above) shows the current time, status of each zone, and buttons that lead to
other pages. Click on "Settings" at the lower-left of the homepage, this will open the
Settings/Options
page (middle image above), where you can configure the time zone, device name, zone name, and other
options. At the homepage, you can also click on "Manual" to open the
Manual Control
page, where you
can start a test program or any of the existing programs. Again, the
default device key is opendoor
.