Look up RADR settings, power actions, and links to the canonical Wi-Fi and firmware procedures.
From the main menu, select Settings with the right encoder and right button. Use the left button to return.
| Menu item | Purpose | Procedure |
|---|---|---|
| Go Back | Return to the main menu | — |
| Wi-Fi Settings | Open the temporary setup network and save a 2.4 GHz network | Connect RADR to Wi-Fi |
| Update Device | Check for and install an over-the-air firmware update | Update RADR Firmware |
| Restart Device | Reboot RADR and reset its current Bluetooth session | Confirm the controlled device has stopped first |
Wi-Fi is used for network features such as updates; direct device control uses Bluetooth. This reference deliberately does not repeat network credentials or update steps, so the linked canonical procedures remain the single source of truth.
Sleep and power
Choose Sleep from the main menu to disconnect the current device, turn off the display and LEDs, and enter the low-power state. An under-screen button wakes RADR and returns it through startup.
Use the physical power switch for extended storage. Before sleep, restart, or power-off, stop the connected device and verify it is physically stationary; a remote changing state is not a substitute for powering down a device that is behaving unexpectedly.
If RADR will not wake, connect it to power, try the physical power switch, and then use the RADR Web Flasher only if the firmware-recovery prerequisites apply.