Big Blue RV

Can anyone explain exactly how you get to the mono-color green character screen as shown in the video with the pineapple displayed using ASCII? I have a brand new WiFi Pineapple with the latest firmware loaded and I only went through the setup menu to provide an ssid and password. I'm connected to a laptop running WIN10 - 64bit, using the CHROME browser and connected to the Pineapple using the Y-Cable with the USB-A plug in the laptop and the Micro-USB plug in the ETH1 port. I have a Samsung 9+ running East Tether Pro connected to the Pineapple via a USB-C plug in the phone and a USB-A plug in the unlabeled USB-A port on the Pineapple. I'm trying to follow Darren's instructions in the YouTube video, but I don't know how to display/get to the screen he is using to enter commands/programs? The screen with green characters and a pineapple top displayed. I don't have any wifi except on my laptop using a different phone connected to my laptop and running Easy Tether Pro. So the first thing is how to get to that screen????

How to program a WiFi Pineapple TETRA to work as a router when connected to your cell phone using Easy Tether Pro as shown on the YouTube Video Darren goes everything very quickly and I want to explain how to do it step by step so anyone can follow! I hope people can get together on this project. Darren said this setup is what he uses for his router at home!

Thank you!

The Y Cable has 3 plugs; 1 - Micro USB, 1 Single USB "A", and one 2 wire/Split USB "A" The Pineapple TETRA has 3 USB sockets; ETH1 - Micro USB, UART - Micro USB and an "A" USB socket. I'm using a laptop with WIN 10 and Chrome Browser What USB plug goes in which USB socket to connect Pineapple to laptop?

I'm with you. Everyone isn't a wizard like Mr. Kitchen. Just took my Pineapple Tetra out of the box and I can't figure out how to plug the USB Y cable into the Pineapple and my computer? You have 3 plugs on the Y cable; 1 - Micro USB, 1 - Single USB "A" and 1 - Split USB "A". Which one do you plug into where to load the firmware using a laptop? Thanks, Paul