Device name, the .local address, and fallback Wi-Fi are three different things.
Change the human-readable Device name under Device; it does not change the address. The hostname set here forms the <hostname>.local address on the network you are already connected to. The fallback access point is a separate Raspberry Pi Wi-Fi network: first join its SSID on the phone, then open the displayed address. No port needs to be added.
Independent fallback Wi-Fi
Maintains a separate control network so CUE/IO remains reachable when the normal network is unavailable.
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Keep the fallback access point enabled
Enabled by default.
On a new CUE/IO device, fallback Wi-Fi is a safety mechanism and is enabled by default. When no safe dedicated Wi-Fi adapter is available, its status says it is waiting for an adapter instead of incorrectly showing Active.
One Wi-Fi interface cannot be both the fallback access point and a client of another Wi-Fi network. Use Ethernet for internet in this layout or add a second USB Wi-Fi adapter.
Local mDNS address
Lets devices on the same local network open CUE/IO by name without looking up its IP address.
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Enable the .local address
Local .local address name (hostname)
This is the technical network value that forms the <hostname>.local address. It does not change the Device name shown in the browser title, dashboard, or local Licence card. For safety, saving also applies the adjacent fallback Wi-Fi settings.
Save access settings
Unsaved changes
Saves only the technical .local hostname and fallback Wi-Fi together. Ethernet and Art-Net are saved separately below.
Save access settings