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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/CPUFrequency.md
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/CPUFrequency.md
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# Parameter `CPUFrequency`
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Default Value: `160`
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Set the CPU Frequency.
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!!! Warning
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Setting it to 240 will lead to a faster device, but it will also require a stronger power supply!
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Additionally, depending on the quality of your ESP32-CAM, it might run unstable!
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Possible values:
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- 160
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- 240
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/Hostname.md
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/Hostname.md
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# Parameter `Hostname`
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Default Value: `undefined`
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!!! Warning
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This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
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Hostname for the device.
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It gets automatically transferred to `/wlan.ini` on the SD-Card at the next startup.
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/RSSIThreshold.md
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/RSSIThreshold.md
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# Parameter `RSSIThreshold`
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Default Value: `0`
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Possible values: `-100` .. `0` (`0` = disabled).
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!!! Warning
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This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
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This parameter activates a client triggered AP switching functionality (simplified roaming).
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If actual RSSI value is lower (more negative) than `RSSIThreshold`, all WIFI channels will be scanned for configured access point SSID. If an access point is in range which has better RSSI value (less negative) than actual RSSI value + 5 dBm, the device is trying to connect to this access point with the better RSSI value.
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!!! Note
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The RSSI check only gets initiated at the end of each round to avoid any disturbance of processing.
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!!! Note
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It gets automatically transferred to `/wlan.ini` on the SD-Card at next startup.
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/SetupMode.md
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/SetupMode.md
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# Parameter `SetupMode`
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Default Value: `true`
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!!! Note
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This parameter is not accessible through the Web Interface Configuration Page!
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Set this parameter to `true` to stay in the Setup Mode after the next start of the device.
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/TimeServer.md
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/TimeServer.md
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# Parameter `TimeServer`
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Default Value: `pool.ntp.org`
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!!! Warning
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This is an **Expert Parameter**! Only change it if you understand what it does!
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Time server to synchronize system time. If it is disabled or `undefined`, `pool.ntp.org` will be used.
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You can also set it to the IP of your router. Many routers like Fritzboxes can act as a local NTP server.
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To disable NTP, you need to activate it but set the TimeServer config to be empty (`""`).
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In such case the time always starts at `01.01.1970` after each power cycle!
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/TimeZone.md
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param-docs/parameter-pages/System/TimeZone.md
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# Parameter `TimeZone`
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Default Value: `CET-1CEST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0/3`
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Time zone in POSIX syntax (Europe/Berlin = `CET-1CEST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0/3` - incl. daylight saving)
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Check the table on `http://<DEVICE IP>/timezones.html` to find the settings for your region.
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