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This is the WiFi-join screen. Your frame is broadcasting its own temporary network called PictureFrame-XXXX (where XXXX is the last four characters of its hardware ID).
This is the WiFi-join screen. Your frame is broadcasting its own temporary network called WeVisto-XXXX (where XXXX is the last four characters of its hardware ID).
This is the most common setup issue, and it's an iOS quirk more than a frame problem. Here's the fix order:
PictureFrame-XXXX network, open Safari (or any browser) and go to http://192.168.4.1. The same form that should have popped up will load there.i next to PictureFrame-XXXX and tap "Forget This Network". Then unlock your phone, scan the yellow Step 1 QR again, and accept the join prompt.WeVisto-XXXX network, open Safari (or any browser) and go to http://192.168.4.1. The same form that should have popped up will load there.i next to WeVisto-XXXX and tap "Forget This Network". Then unlock your phone, scan the yellow Step 1 QR again, and accept the join prompt.You'll see this screen (red header instead of yellow) when the WiFi password you entered didn't work. The QR is the same — your phone might still have the PictureFrame-XXXX network saved.
You'll see this screen (red header instead of yellow) when the WiFi password you entered didn't work. The QR is the same — your phone might still have the WeVisto-XXXX network saved.
PictureFrame-XXXX (it may have already auto-rejoined).WeVisto-XXXX (it may have already auto-rejoined).http://192.168.4.1 manually.