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WLAN Pi Cookbook
2024 M4 Volume 1
WLAN Pi Project2022 Pi Pro (legacy)2023 M42024 M4 Volume 12024 M4 Volume 2
2024 M4 Volume 1
WLAN Pi Project2022 Pi Pro (legacy)2023 M42024 M4 Volume 12024 M4 Volume 2
  • 😎1. Getting Started
    • 🎁WLAN Pi M4
      • 🖨️Physical Case Design
    • ⚡Powering Up Your WLAN Pi
    • ⚙️Initial setup items
    • 🔼Display and Buttons (FPMS)
    • 🆕WebUI
      • 🎢Speed Test
      • 🔍Network
      • 🧑‍✈️Cockpit
      • ⌨️Terminal
    • 🔵Bluetooth
    • 📺Software Update
    • 📔Quick Reference
    • ⚡Powering Down
    • 💬The WLAN Pi Project
  • 🔦Wi-Fi Scanner
    • 🚨Kismet
      • 🧪Kismet Lab
    • 🎉Windows: WiFi Explorer Pro
    • 🍏macOS: WiFi Explorer Pro 3
  • 🤓3. Lab: Wi-Fi Frame Capture
    • ⚙️Setup Instructions
      • 🪟Windows Setup
      • 🍏macOS Setup
        • 1️⃣ Wireshark (macOS)
        • 2️⃣ Airtool 2
    • 🦈Wireshark Resources
    • 🧪Capture Labs
      • 🤯Wireshark Lab
      • 🍏Airtool Lab
      • 📶Bonus: Capture Different 6 GHz Frames
      • 7️⃣ Bonus Capture Wi-Fi 7 Management Frames
    • 📡Capture beacons in PCAP or CSV format
    • 📱Bonus: Capture using WLAN Pi and iPhone or iPad
    • 🎁Bonus: Passwordless SSH using Public-Private Key Pairs
  • 📊4. Lab: WLAN Pi Grafana
    • 🧨Start Grafana
    • 📈Web-Based Wi-Fi Scanner
    • 📉Monitor Your Internet Connection
    • 📈Build Your Own WLAN Pi Health Dashboard
    • 📶Spectrum Analysis
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  1. 1. Getting Started

WLAN Pi M4

Overview

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Last updated 2 months ago

Specifications / Technical Details

SoC

Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4

Memory

LPDDR4 RAM (2 to 8 GB)

Network

1 GbE RJ45 (802.3af PoE)

Wireless

Wi-Fi 6E (2x2:2) MT7922 module

USB

3 x USB 2.0 Type-A connector

Storage

microSD 32 GB memory card

Display

1.44" Color TFT LCD (128 x 128)

Other

Activity indicator LED (green)

Power indicator LED (red)

4-way joystick with center select 3 shortcut buttons Standard size HDMI port

Power Supply Options

  • DC 5V via USB Type-C connector

  • 802.3af PoE (via RJ45 port)

Powering the WLAN Pi M4 via USB-C and PoE at the same time may cause damage to the WLAN Pi M4 or the USB-C host.

LED Status Indicators

LED
Color
Location
Purpose

Power LED

Red

Both case ends

Solid LED = device is powered on

Activity LED

Green

Next to Ethernet port

Blinking LED = Heartbeat, OS is initialized

Solid LED = hung

A brief look inside

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