Hotspot Mode is a dashboard for your Wi-Fi: see who's connected, share access via QR code, change the password, and grant time access to guests. Here's how to switch it on.
From your home screen, find the Hotspot mode row in Quick actions. Tap it.
If you have multiple sites, you'll be asked which one to enable hotspot for. Pick the location.
The app asks for a nickname for this hotspot. This is just a label so you can tell your sites apart later. Type something short like "Cinema Café", "Office", or "Guest house".
Tap Continue.
Give this site a short nickname so you can tell your hotspots apart. We'll show you a fresh Wi-Fi password on the next screen.
Your network name stays the same. Only the Wi-Fi password is rotated.
The app shows you a fresh password. Write it down on paper, screenshot it, or tap Copy password to copy it to your clipboard.
This is your last chance to save the password before it's applied. Don't skip this step — you'll need it to reconnect your own devices.
Once you've saved it, tap I've saved it, apply now.
Write this down or copy it now. Once you tap apply, your devices will need this password to reconnect to the Wi-Fi.
You'll land on the Hotspot dashboard. The top card shows your Wi-Fi network name and the current password — tap the 👁 eye to reveal the password, the copy icon to copy it, or the QR icon to share it as a scannable code.
Below that, you'll see how many devices are connected and how many are paused. Below that, four big buttons:
Connected devices — see every phone, laptop, and TV on your network.
Share Wi-Fi — show a QR code a guest can scan to join.
Password & access — manage the password.
Disable hotspot — turn the dashboard off.
That's it — you're running a managed Wi-Fi network now.