Connect the mating pair of the 3-pin connectors: the battery and the converter located on the opposite side of the Rover. Then, fit the battery cables inside the Rover's back-rib and slide the battery on back-left quarter of the Rover's body. Tighten the 3x M5 screws using the provided screwdriver.
To connect to the Rover, turn Leo on using its main power button located on the left side of the battery. The LED on the button should start blinking green. After ca. 30 s, the LED should stop blinking and the Rover should be operational.
Check your host device for the WiFi network. The default credentials should look like this:
SSID: LeoRover-XXXX
Password: password
For instructions on how to change WiFi network credentials, you can visit this page:
Connect to the network.
To access the Web User Interface, open your web browser and type in the address line:
Due to the system architecture, the Rover needs to be turned off the old-school style. Before you click the power button located on the battery, it's better to turn off the computer first.
To do that, click upper right corner icon, wait until the Rover shuts down (WiFi network will disappear) and shut down the battery.
First, disconnect the battery from the rover. To do that, untighten 3x inner hex head screws located on the rear left side of the rover. Then, slide the battery off the rover frame and disconnect the 3-pin connector.
Connect the charger provided with the Rover to AC power socket - LED located on the charger will light green.
Connect the battery to the charger and click the battery button. The charger LED will change from green to red - meaning that it's charging now.
When the battery is fully charged, the LED on the battery should turn back green. Turn the battery off and connect it back to the rover.
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