Benefits of Wi-Fi Network Mode:
No Data Consumption: One of the primary advantages of opting for Wi-Fi is the absence of data consumption. Unlike 4G, which utilizes cellular data for operations, Wi-Fi enables Yarbo to connect directly to the public internet without incurring additional data charges. This can be a crucial consideration for you looking to manage data usage effectively.
Stable and Predictable Performance: Wi-Fi networks generally provide a stable and predictable performance compared to 4G cellular networks. This stability translates into more consistent control responsiveness and reduces the likelihood of operational delays.
Ideal for Remote Control Without Data Concerns: Wi-Fi Network Mode is particularly well-suited for scenarios where remote control is crucial, and data consumption is a concern. You can enjoy the benefits of remote communication, data transmission, and control without worrying about exceeding data limits or incurring additional costs.
Customizable Data Usage: You have the flexibility to manage data usage based on your preferences and operational needs. By utilizing Wi-Fi, Yarbo can be controlled remotely without relying on cellular data, allowing you to tailor their data consumption strategy according to specific requirements.
What is the 4G Network mode?
The 4G mode refers to the connection method utilizing 4G, allowing Yarbo to connect to the public internet for remote communication, data transmission, and control. However, we recommend you to operate Yarbo with a Wi-Fi connection due to the 4G usage will result in data consumption.
Drawbacks of 4G Network Mode:
Data Consumption: One of the primary drawbacks of 4G Network Mode is the consumption of cellular data. Operating Yarbo in this mode may lead to increased data usage, potentially resulting in additional costs for you.
Delay in Response: The reliance on cellular networks introduces the possibility of delays in control responsiveness. Fluctuations in the 4G signal can impact the real-time communication between the RTK and Yarbo, leading to a less immediate and precise control experience.
Signal Susceptibility: Cellular signals can be susceptible to fluctuations, further influencing the responsiveness of Yarbo in 4G Mode. This variability may be a concern in scenarios where a stable and consistent connection is paramount.