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This is the primary onboarding flow for users with the official Hyperwisor app. It has two phases: add the device by scanning its QR, then give it your Wi-Fi credentials while it’s in setup (AP) mode.

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Prerequisites

  • The official Hyperwisor app installed and signed in
  • The device powered on, with its QR code affixed
  • Your Wi-Fi network name and password (2.4 GHz — see the note below)

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Phase 1 — Add the device

1

Scan the QR code

In the app, scan the QR code on the device. The app reads the product info encoded in it.
2

Add the device

Confirm to add the device. It now appears in your device list.

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Phase 2 — Send Wi-Fi credentials

The device needs your Wi-Fi to get online. You enter the credentials in the app, but you must hand them to the device while connected to its setup network.
1

Open Setup Device

Open the device, go to the Quick Actions section, and tap Setup Device.
2

Enter your Wi-Fi

Enter your Wi-Fi name (SSID) and password.
3

Connect to the device's AP — before sending

This step is essential. Put the device into AP (setup) mode — power it on into setup, or use its mode switch — then connect your phone’s Wi-Fi to the device’s network:
Device Wi-Fi (AP)NIKOLAINDUSTRY_Setup
Password0123456789
Connect to NIKOLAINDUSTRY_Setup before you tap Send Config. The app delivers the credentials to the device over this network — if your phone isn’t on it, the device never receives them.
4

Send the config

Tap Send Config. The app prompts for success, and the device attempts to join your Wi-Fi network with the credentials you provided.

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Result

  • Success — if the credentials are correct (and the network is 2.4 GHz), the device connects and comes online in your device list.
  • Failure — if it can’t connect, the device falls back to AP mode again. Re-check the Wi-Fi name/password and repeat Phase 2.
Use a 2.4 GHz network. The device’s Wi-Fi radio operates on 2.4 GHz only. Make sure your router is broadcasting a 2.4 GHz band and that you give the device 2.4 GHz credentials. A 5 GHz-only network (or a 5 GHz SSID) will not connect — this is the most common cause of a failed setup.

Using your device

Once online, monitor and control it from the dashboard.