Cannot connect to wifi on picrawler from ezblock studio

General
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Raspberry Pi 4 with latest EZBlock image. Boots fine, I get the sound effect. In the iOS app and in Android, I can see and connect to the Picrawler robot via Bluetooth. However, no wifi that I provide will work. The wifi I am using is the same as on the device. It’s hosted on a Verizon Wifi AP. I also have a Eero Mesh AP, but same issue. I make sure the iOS and Android devices are connected to the wifi I’m attempting to connect to before attempting the wifi connection in ezblock studio.

Is there a way to manually log into the ezblock image on the rpi, so I can configure wifi there?

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WiFi Configuration Parameter Compatibility Issues:

EZBlock Studio has limited support for special characters (such as Chinese characters, spaces, special symbols) in WiFi names (SSID) and passwords.
It is recommended to simplify your WiFi SSID and password:

Use only English letters, numbers, and underscores.

Keep the length between 8-16 characters.

Avoid special characters (e.g., @, #, Chinese characters) that may cause configuration parsing failures.

It is recommended to use a 2.4GHz band WiFi network. 5GHz is not recommended.
Your target WiFi should be set to 2.4GHz (although Raspberry Pi 4 supports 5GHz, the EZBlock image may be optimized for 2.4GHz), to avoid compatibility issues associated with the 5GHz band.

Try connecting your Raspberry Pi to an HDMI monitor and a USB keyboard. Boot up and log into the system (the EZBlock image is based on Raspberry Pi OS, with a default username of pi and password raspberry—use your custom password if you have changed it).
After logging in, open a terminal (or connect via SSH and enter commands) and edit the wpa_supplicant configuration file:
sudo nano /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
Add the following network configuration:
network={
ssid=“Your_SSID_Name” # Must exactly match your target WiFi SSID (case-sensitive)
psk=“Your_WiFi_Password” # Your target WiFi password
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK # If WiFi has no password, change to key_mgmt=NONE. For WPA2-Enterprise, additional configuration is needed. Default for most home WiFi is WPA-PSK.
priority=1 # Connection priority (higher number = higher priority)
}
Press Ctrl+O to save, then Ctrl+X to exit the editor.
Reboot the system, then attempt the connection again.