How to add a WiFi network to a Vision GCS

How to add a WiFi network to a Vision GCS

Add a WiFi network to a Vision GCS

  1. Power on Vision GCS
  2. Log into your Vision (if necessary)
  3. Triple-tap the top of the Flight Controller screen to get access to the Vision Desktop
  4. Tap  “Show Applications” at the bottom left of the screen
  5. Tap  “Settings”
  6. Tap “Wi-Fi”
  7. Make sure that “Airplane Mode” is disabled
  8. Look for your wireless network name in the “Visible Networks” list
  9. Tap the network name that you want to add
  10. Enter the Network password in the Password field that appears
  11. Tap “Connect”
  12. Tap the “Red X” at the top right to close the window. 
  13. Restart Vision GCS

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