¶ Module Introduction
All standard M.2 WIFI/BT modules are compatible with the K1. However, our customized Windows system comes pre-installed with drivers for the following two modules:
- WIFI5+BT5.0 RTL8822CE
- WIFI6+BT5.2 RTL8852BE
¶ RTL8852BE
| RTL8852BE | |
|---|---|
| Protocol | 802.11ax/ac/a/b/g/n |
| Wireless Speed | 2.4G：574M 5G：1200M |
| Built-in Bluetooth | 5.2bluetooth |
| Interface Size | 2230 NGFF M2 |
¶ RTL8822CE
| RTL8822CE | |
|---|---|
| Protocol | 802.11ax/ac/a/b/g/n |
| Wireless Speed | 2.4G:300M 5G:867M |
| Built-in Bluetooth | 5.1bluetooth |
| Interface Size | 2230 NGFF M2 |
¶ Driver Download
- Driver Download
Linux Driver Download
http://dd.youyeetoo.cn:5000/sharing/2DMCB8jJE
Windows Driver Download
http://dd.youyeetoo.cn:5000/sharing/ZJLRhgmbh
¶ Hardware Connection
¶ Connecting to WiFi on Windows
Prerequisite: Install the RTL8852BE / RTL8822CE Windows driver (youyeetoo customized systems come with the driver pre-installed)
Click the icon below, then select the network you want to connect to, enter the password, and the connection will be established. Open a website to verify if you can access the internet.
¶ Connecting to Bluetooth on Windows
Prerequisite: Install the RTL8852BE / RTL8822CE Windows driver (youyeetoo customized systems come with the driver pre-installed)
Click the icon below, then select the Bluetooth device you want to connect to.
¶ Using WiFi in Linux
There are two methods to use it: one is connecting to WiFi through the interface, and the other is through the command line.
¶ Using the Interface
- Click the power button in the upper right corner
- Click the Settings option
- Select the Wi-Fi option
- Click the WiFi you want to connect to and enter the password
¶ Using the Command Line
Command to enable WiFi
sudo nmcli r wifi on
Scan for nearby WiFi hotspots
sudo nmcli dev wifi
Connect to a specified WiFi hotspot
sudo nmcli dev wifi connect "SSID" password "PASSWORD" ifname wlan0
Please replace SSID and PASSWORD with the actual WiFi name and password.
¶ Using Bluetooth in Linux
There are two methods to use it: one is connecting through the interface, and the other is through the command line.
¶ Interface Connection
- Click the power button in the upper right corner
- Click the Settings option
- Select the Bluetooth option
- Click the device you want to connect to
¶ Command Line Connection
First, check the status of the Bluetooth service:
sudo systemctl status bluetooth
If it is not running:
sudo systemctl enable bluetooth
sudo systemctl start bluetooth
Scan for nearby Bluetooth devices:
bluetoothctl scan on
To facilitate the PC being connected in the future:
bluetoothctl discoverable on
To connect a Bluetooth headset, first pair it:
bluetoothctl pair D8:0E:29:6C:7B:B2
You can check the paired Bluetooth devices:
bluetoothctl paired-devices
Connect the Bluetooth headset:
bluetoothctl connect D8:0E:29:6C:7B:B2
