When attempting to connect controller to robot by WiFi, the robo network is visible in iPhone settings, but, once selected, internet drops off and connection fails

When you connect through infrastructure mode (which is when you connect directly to the robomaster AP, it is expected that there will be no internet as the S1 can not route traffic anywhere. It is just a peer to peer connection. It is most likely the iphone that is dropping the connection (Android asks if you want to keep connected anyway or not).

BGA Posted at 3-3 15:09
When you connect through infrastructure mode (which is when you connect directly to the robomaster AP, it is expected that there will be no internet as the S1 can not route traffic anywhere. It is just a peer to peer connection. It is most likely the iphone that is dropping the connection (Android asks if you want to keep connected anyway or not).

Thanks for prompt and helpful reply.  The real problem is that even though i connect to robot network, the controller does not recognize the connection.  The robot beeps and seems to accept the link.  I thought the internet issue may be a part of that but apparently not.  Still not sure why I can't get Robo and controller to sync

try go to settings and turn on local network permission of robomaster

Cino Posted at 3-4 20:31
try go to settings and turn on local network permission of robomaster

Thank you.  Working fine.

New question:  I wish to transfer ownership of Robomaster.  What must I do?

I have donated my Robomaster to a local charity auction and now need to transfer ownership to the new  owner.  What steps should I take to properly do this?

Druney Posted at 3-30 11:36
I have donated my Robomaster to a local charity auction and now need to transfer ownership to the new  owner.  What steps should I take to properly do this?

I do not think you need to do anything.