This version was tested on TP-LINK WR741ND access point router. Please let me know if you test it on other routers. Tp-Link access points web interface is almost same in all devices so that it could work also on the other routers. Is anybody there who can advise me please! Just bought Tp link wireless usb adapter TL-WN722N and having real problems to find software installation online.

Is your device supported? Before starting with the set up, please make sure that you have one of the devices mentioned in the section. Following are the prerequisites to install WiSense on your Android device: • Any machine (Linux, Mac, Windows) with the Android SDK and tools installed (for adb and fastboot).

You can also download (and unzip) Android's adb and fastboot tools from. • Make sure that the USB debug mode on your android device is enabled. Go to Settings > Developer options. Turn on the 'Developer options' toggle button (top right).

Also select the 'Android USB debugging' option, if not already done yet. Note: On Android 4.2 and higher, the Developer options screen is hidden by default.

To make it available, go to Settings > 'About phone' and tap Build number seven times. Return to the previous screen to find Developer options.

• [You can skip this step if the device is already unlocked]. Raspajka usb serial 4. Unlock bootloader for installing the WiSense platform on your android device.

Instructions are available at the 'Unlocking the bootloader' section. Note that this will void your device warranty. • Any Atheros AR9271 chipset based wireless adapter (e.g., Netgear WNA1100, TP-LINK TL-WN722N etc.) and a USB OTG cable to connect the wireless adapter to your android device. Check for all supported AR9271 based adapter's. Setup Instructions Following are the guidelines to download and install WiSense on an Android device: Step 1: Install ClockWorkMod (CWM) recovery [Requires unlocked device] You can skip this step if your device already has CWM or another recovery tool installed. The ClockWorkMod recovery firmware provides a very easy way to backup your current system as well as install the WiSense update to the device.

• Download the 'Touch Recovery' version of on a machine based on your device type (Galaxy Nexus vs. • Using a terminal, go into the directory containing the Android adb and fastboot tools (downloaded in Step 1). Otherwise, if Android SDK is already installed on your machine, adb and fastboot tools should be in the 'platform-tools' sub-directory of your Android SDK. Connect your Android device to the development machine using a USB cable. Make sure the 'USB debugging mode' is enabled on your Android device. • Execute './adb reboot-bootloader' on terminal to reboot the device into the bootloader mode. • Using the fastboot tool, flash ClockWorkMod Recovery onto your device by entering the following command: 'fastboot flash recovery ' where the 'your_recovery_image.img' is the name of the CWM file that you downloaded.

• Reboot the android device by choosing the 'Start' option in the bootloader (press the power to select option). Step 2: Download and install the WiSense update image on your device • Download the SuperSU update zip file (for rooting) and correct WiSense update image to your machine based on your device type and OS from. • Connect your Android device to the development machine using a USB cable and copy the WiSense image to your device using './adb push /mnt/sdcard/'. The file transfer may take upto 20 seconds. • Also push the SuperSU updat using './adb push /mnt/sdcard/'. • After the copy is complete, boot the device into recovery mode by running the following command: './adb reboot-bootloader'. Use the 'Volume Up' button to go to the 'Recovery Mode' option and select it (press power button).