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# Hidden Wi-Fi Setup Guide

1. **Open the Main Menu** \
   Tap the bar at the top of the screen or press the \* button.
2. **Go to Supervisor Menu** \
   Select Supervisor and enter the password (default is 12345, unless changed). If you have amended this please refer to <mark style="color:purple;">page 43</mark> on the [Webcom Manual](/webcom-manual/webcom-manual.md).
3. **Open Communication Settings** \
   Choose Communication (press 2).
4. **Access Configuration** \
   Scroll up to view more options and select Configuration.
5. **Open Network Interface** \
   In the Configuration menu, select Network Interface.
6. **Choose Wi-Fi** \
   Select Wi-Fi from the Network Interface options.
7. **Add New Network** \
   Tap New to manually set up the hidden Wi-Fi network.
8. **Enter Network Name (SSID)** \
   Select SSID, type your network name, and press OK.
9. **Set Authentication** \
   Select Authentication and choose the correct security type (most routers use WPA-PSK).
10. **Enter Wi-Fi Password** \
    Select Pre-Shared Key (PSK), type your Wi-Fi password, and press OK.
11. **Exit Authentication Menu** \
    Press X or tap the blue Authentication bar to exit.
12. **Confirm Settings** \
    Press OK to confirm.
13. **Apply Network Settings** \
    Select Yes when prompted to apply changes.
14. **Exit and Log In** \
    Tap the top bar or press X to close menus, then log in as usual.

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