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+description: 'How To Add a Router To Your Box Setup'
+sidebar_position: 4
+---
+
+# Extend Your Box
+
+An extended Butter Box pairs the Raspberry Pi with a standalone Wi-Fi
+router, giving stronger signal and more simultaneous connections.
+
+With the router, the network can reach 10-30 m (32-98 feet),and can
+comfortably support 10–20 connected devices at the same time. This setup is
+ideal for a medium group of people in a medium room, like classrooms,
+events, or community spaces.
+
+## Supplies
+
+* [ ] Raspberry Pi 4, 5 or Raspberry Pi Zero 2W
+* [ ] Router ([Opal (GL-SFT1200) Wireless Travel
+  Router](https://store-us.gl-inet.com/products/united-states-opal-gl-sft1200-gigabit-wireless-router-dual-band-openwrt-ipv6-tor)
+  or equivilent)
+* [ ] Power outlet and power cords that accompany the Raspberry Pi and the
+  Router or an [alternative power supply](../power-supply)
+* [ ] Micro SD Card: Images with the Butter software are usually under 16 GB
+  (we suggest 256 GB). Media that people upload to the chat ends up on the
+  card; it never gets cleared.
+* [ ] USB Drive (min 32 GB)
+* [ ] Adapters (as needed)
+
+_No internet connection is required._
+
+<figure><img src="/img/docs/20250815_142438.jpg" alt=""/><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
+
+
+
+## Steps
+
+To extend your box, you simply connect a GLi-Net router to the Butter Box
+with an ethernet cable. Instead of accessing the box from the portal Wi-Fi
+hotspot (eg. 'butter box' or whichever name you set in the admin settings),
+users will join the Wi-Fi network of the router.
+
+### Connect the Butter Box to its power supply. 
+
+Connect the Butter Box to power.
+
+### Connect Router
+
+Connect the router to power. Then use the ethernet cable to connect to the
+Butter Box. Make sure to plug the Ethernet cable into the LAN port on your
+router.
+
+### Test Your Connection
+
+Join the router Wi-Fi. If you have not setup or used this router before,
+enter the default password found in the user guide included in the
+package. After 30 seconds, open http://butterbox.local in a browser.
+
+### Disable Butter Box Wi-Fi Access Point
+
+Open the admin settings from the Butter Box portal. Navigate to **Secure
+Portal**. Turn off the Wi-Fi access point. This will hide the Wi-Fi network
+that broadcasts from the raspberry pi, so that users don’t get confused
+about which network to join.
+
+### Invite Users to Join the Router Wi-Fi
+
+Users will now join the Wi-Fi network of the router when they want to
+connect to the Butter Box.