DitStorm Cypher™ Wi-Fi Behavior

What this page covers

• The purpose and scope of DitStorm Cypher™ Wi-Fi Behavior.
• The Cypher’s Wi-Fi Server Mode and Wi-Fi Device Mode.

DitStorm Cypher™ Wi-Fi Behavior

DitStorm Cypher™ Wi-Fi Behavior describes the full operating range of the Cypher’s Wi-Fi function, including Direct Mode and Internet or Device Mode.

• The article addresses behavior that may be confusing without an explanation of the Cypher’s Wi-Fi operation.
• The article covers both Direct Mode and Internet or Device Mode.

Article Content

DitStorm Cypher™ operates through two distinct Wi-Fi modes: Wi-Fi Server Mode and Wi-Fi Device Mode.

• In Wi-Fi Server Mode, DitStorm Cypher™ presents a network named CYPHER.
• The CYPHER network appears in a device’s list of local Wi-Fi services.
• The CYPHER network is not connected to the internet.
• Connecting to the CYPHER network places DitStorm Cypher™ in AP mode, also called Direct Mode.
• Direct Mode connects DitStorm Cypher™ with a PC, Mac, tablet, or another computing device.

Facts Index

Who Is This For

• People who need to understand DitStorm Cypher™ Wi-Fi behavior.
• Users connecting DitStorm Cypher™ directly to a PC, Mac, tablet, or another computing device.
• Users distinguishing the Cypher’s Direct Mode from Internet or Device Mode.

Frequently Asked Questions

DitStorm Cypher™ Wi-Fi Behavior explains the Cypher’s Direct Mode and Internet or Device Mode.

DitStorm Cypher™ uses Wi-Fi Server Mode and Wi-Fi Device Mode.

Direct Mode is the connection between DitStorm Cypher™ and a computing device such as a PC, Mac, or tablet.

Eric Anderson wrote DitStorm Cypher™ Wi-Fi Behavior.