> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware.md).

# Hardware

- [Intended Use and Models](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/readme.md)
- [WLAN Pi Go](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-go.md)
- [FAQ](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-go/faq.md): Frequently asked questions about WLAN Pi Go
- [Supported mobile devices](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-go/supported-mobile-devices.md): Is my mobile device compatible with WLAN Pi Go?
- [Software update](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-go/software-update.md): How to upgrade software of your WLAN Pi Go
- [Restore factory defaults](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-go/restore-factory-defaults.md)
- [WLAN Pi M4+](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-m4+.md)
- [WLAN Pi M4](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-m4.md)
- [Device Overview](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-m4/device-overview.md)
- [Accessories](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-m4/accessories.md)
- [Powering options](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-m4/powering-options.md)
- [Troubleshooting](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-m4/troubleshooting.md)
- [WLAN Pi R4](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-r4.md)
- [Device Overview](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-r4/device-overview.md)
- [Accessories](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-r4/accessories.md)
- [Powering options](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-r4/powering-options.md)
- [Troubleshooting](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-r4/troubleshooting.md)
- [WLAN Pi Pro - EoS](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos.md)
- [Getting Started](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/getting-started.md)
- [Front Panel Menu System (FPMS)](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/getting-started/front-panel-menu-system-fpms.md)
- [USB Ethernet (OTG)](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/getting-started/usb-ethernet-otg.md)
- [Web Front End](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/getting-started/web-front-end.md)
- [Cockpit Admin GUI](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/getting-started/web-front-end/cockpit-admin-gui.md)
- [Bluetooth Pairing](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/getting-started/bluetooth-pairing.md)
- [Ethernet](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/getting-started/ethernet.md): Connect your WLAN Pi to the internet via the Ethernet port
- [Wi-Fi](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/getting-started/wi-fi.md): Connect to your WLAN Pi via Wi-Fi
- [Remote Access](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/getting-started/remote-access.md): Using tailscale or zerotier
- [Device Overview](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/device-overview.md)
- [Accessories](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/accessories.md)
- [Troubleshooting](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/troubleshooting.md)
- [Won't charge](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/troubleshooting/wont-charge.md)
- [Won't power on](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/wlan-pi-pro-eos/troubleshooting/wont-power-on.md)
- [Supported Wi-Fi adapters](https://userguide.wlanpi.com/hardware/supported-wi-fi-adapters.md)


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