note on 3B and W

user-guide/30-Advanced/06-local-access-point.md

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 import ButtonDownloadLocalAccessPointFile from '@site/src/components/ButtonDownloadLocalAccessPointFile';
 
 
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 For some use cases, you may want to create a local WiFi network just for your Pioreactors (this is called a local access point, or a hotspot). Why might you want to do this?
 
  - If you want to get started right away, without dealing with WiFi credentials.
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 ## Access the local access point
 
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 After plugging in the Pioreactor, the local access point will start and you should see a new network called `pioreactor`, with password `raspberry`. You should be able to connect to this new access point with any computer, phone, tablet, etc.
 
 <img src="/img/user-guide/pioreactor_ap.png" width="325" />
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 ### Connecting more Pioreactors to your local access point
 
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+Raspberry Pi 3B and Raspberry Pi Zero W have trouble connecting to these local access points. Follow instructions [here](https://github.com/Pioreactor/pioreactor/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md?plain=1#L31-L42).
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 Other Pioreactors will need to be reconfigured to connect to this new access point. During set up in the Raspberry Pi Imager, using the ssid credentials: `pioreactor` and password `raspberry` in the wireless LAN section. **You shouldn't add the `local_access_point` file to these other Pioreactors - you only need to do that once**.
 
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