Wi-Fi

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Vicharak Axon comes with a 6252B-SR Integrated RTL8852BS WiFi6 2.4GHz/5GHz dual-band and Antenna is connected to the board via a U.FL connector. The antenna can support WiFi 2.4Ghz, 5GHz, 5.8Ghz antenna and is compatible with 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi.

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Danger

Kindly, attached Antenna on Wifi U.FL connector as mentioned in above picture.

This document explains how to connect to a Wi-Fi network on a Linux system using command-line tools. It covers the following methods:

  • nmcli (NetworkManager CLI)

  • nmtui (NetworkManager Text User Interface)

Prerequisites

  • A functional Wi-Fi interface (e.g., wlan0 or wlp2s0)

  • Required tools installed:

    sudo apt update
    sudo apt-get install network-manager
    
    • For Method A & B: NetworkManager with nmcli and nmtui

Method A: Using nmcli (NetworkManager)

1. Check Wi-Fi Device Status

nmcli device status

Ensure that the wireless interface is listed and not marked as unavailable.

2. Enable Wi-Fi

nmcli radio wifi on

3. Scan for Available Networks

nmcli device wifi list

4. Connect to the Wi-Fi Network

sudo nmcli device wifi connect "<SSID>" password "<WiFi-Password>"

Replace <SSID> with the name of the network and <WiFi-Password> with the password.

5. Check Connection

nmcli connection show --active

Method B: Using nmtui (Text User Interface)

nmtui provides a text-based user interface to configure network settings.

1. Start nmtui

sudo nmtui

2. Select “Activate a connection”

Use arrow keys to navigate and select the Wi-Fi network from the list.

3. Enter Password and Connect

Once selected, input the Wi-Fi password if prompted and press Enter.

4. Verify the Connection

nmcli connection show --active
ping -c 5 google.com

Use WiFi As Hotspot

Troubleshooting

  • Use dmesg | grep wlan or journalctl -xe to inspect Wi-Fi-related logs.

  • Ensure your Wi-Fi driver/module is loaded.

Recommendations

  • Use nmcli or nmtui for user-friendly configuration on most systems.