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# WiFi Settings
Connect the Logger to PC, and Open Dialog.
Click the ‘Settings’ toolbar icon on the Logger Tab.
Click the ‘WiFi Settings’ Tab in the ‘Logger Information’ window.
You can manually use the Scan WiFi button to find the WiFi Network you wish to Join or enter it and the encryption type. You must also enter the PSK (Pre Shared Key) to access the network.
Click “load streamlog link settings from .ssf file” to auto-fill the server IP address from the “.ssf file”.
Click ‘Update’ to save the settings to Logger.
{% hint style="danger" %}
#### WARNING:
* If DiaLog is configured with a different ‘.SSF’ file, then the WiFi settings in the Rebel must be updated to align the Rebel with the Server database.
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="info" %}
#### Notes:
* Accelerometer and Gyroscope bus will reduce the performance of the WiFi module.
{% endhint %}
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