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# Controller hotspot connection

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The DeltaQuad Controller can also be used to host a WiFi hotspot. When the DeltaQuad Controller is hosting a mobile hotspot it will have no internet connectivity and LTE modes will be disabled.

* To enable the WiFi hotspot on the DeltaQuad Controller, enter the Android settings and activate the Mobile Hotspot.&#x20;

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* Go to "Tethering & portable" hotspot.

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* Enable "Portable Wi-Fi hotspot" and click on "Set up Wi-Fi hotspot" to choose a name, the encryption type, and the password for the hotspot.

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* Click on "Save". The controller hotspot is now active.
* Connect the Camera Control Laptop to the hotspot of the DeltaQuad Controller.

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The IP address of the DeltaQuad Controller is needed. The steps to identify the hotspot IP address differ from when a Wi-Fi network is used for the connection.

* Open the "User" folder on the desktop of the Camera Control Laptop.

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* Navigate to the folder "dqnav" and open it.

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* Locate the file "Connection Manage.py".

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* Right-click on the file and open it with the Text Editor application.

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* Within the Text Editor window navigate to line 71. Select and copy the IP address.

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* The stated IP address needs to be filled into the blank field of the Connection Manager on the Camera Control Laptop. Select the option Wi-Fi hotspot and click on Connect.

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* On the Camera Control Laptop open CCA3. A connection should be established within a few seconds.

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