Open the settings menu of your rabbit r1 in one of the following ways:
- From your r1's home screen, swipe up or scroll with the scroll wheel and select the settings card
- You can also swipe down from the top of any screen to access the quick settings screen, and then tap the gear icon to open settings
From the settings menu, you have the following options.
- Display. Change your brightness setting and set the auto-sleep time.
- Sound. Adjust the volume and toggle system sound effects. Learn how to change sound settings on your r1.
- Bluetooth. Toggle Bluetooth and manage your connected devices. Learn how to connect and pair Bluetooth devices or fix Bluetooth issues.
- Network. Manage your cellular or Wi-Fi network connections. Learn how to connect to Wi-Fi, set up a SIM card, or connect to a hotspot on your r1.
- Magic. Enable your r1's unique AI-powered features to customize your r1 experience. Learn how to use magic interface, magic voice, magic camera, magic gallery, and classic memory on your r1.
- Device. Manage the following device settings of your r1:
- Power off. Turn off your device from the settings menu or quickly press the side button eight times to turn off your r1.
- Device info. Find the r1OS version and other device details like the IMEI number.
- OTA update. Learn how to download and install updates.
- Time. Change time zone settings and toggle the 24-hour clock.
- Language. Change the language of your r1. This will control the language that your r1 speaks and understands, as well as the system language of your device.
- Compliance. Find rabbit r1 compliance information.
- Disclaimer. Find the reminder and disclaimer regarding use of output and the copyright notice and disclaimer.
- Security. Learn how to change or disable the security passcode on your r1.
- OpenClaw reset. If you have connected your r1 to an OpenClaw gateway, you can disconnect it and clear all stored connection data.
- Factory reset. Learn how to factory reset your r1.
r1 settings in OS3
Some settings for your r1 are managed in OS3 rather than on the device. Open OS3 and go to settings → r1 to link or unlink your r1, mark it as lost, find your r1 media and creations, and turn on or off magic gallery, retro mode, third-party agents, magic voice or developer mode. Everything except linking appears once a device is linked.