Apr 14, 2019

fujisoft FS030W

how to set up to english language

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genkidesu

on Apr 14

Have you checked with where you purchased it from? Did they give an instruction manual or is it all in Japanese? I tried to look up a manual online with the item number you mentioned but could only find Japanese language support documents.

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KamaT

on Apr 14

This an English-translation of the manual. Nothing about language settings but it covers how to connect etc https://www.luckywifi.net/user_data/manual/FS030W_en.pdf

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JapanRamen

on Apr 19

Many of these devices are made for Japan only, so English is often not available as an option. Relying on the icons would probably be easier.

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