I have my WiFi router and iGate connected to the same power strip. I noticed that if I unplug the power strip and plug it in iGate would not connect to WiFi. After inspecting everything I noticed that this only happens in case when iGate boots up before my router.
When I give power to my iGate it turns on its AP which is normal behaviour. My WiFi takes around 1 minute more than iGate to turn on. After the WiFi Timeout which I have set to 10 min iGate does not connect to WiFi.
In case I plug iGate after my WiFi is turned on iGate normally connects to WiFi and works as it is supposed to.
I have also Beta DiGipeater backup mode turned on if it maybe helps you with diagnosis.
Maybe something like this:
iGate turns on, if there is no WiFi turn on AP.
After the AP timeout check again.
Do you think this could work?
Thanks!
73 de S54B
I have my WiFi router and iGate connected to the same power strip. I noticed that if I unplug the power strip and plug it in iGate would not connect to WiFi. After inspecting everything I noticed that this only happens in case when iGate boots up before my router.
When I give power to my iGate it turns on its AP which is normal behaviour. My WiFi takes around 1 minute more than iGate to turn on. After the WiFi Timeout which I have set to 10 min iGate does not connect to WiFi.
In case I plug iGate after my WiFi is turned on iGate normally connects to WiFi and works as it is supposed to.
I have also Beta DiGipeater backup mode turned on if it maybe helps you with diagnosis.
Maybe something like this:
iGate turns on, if there is no WiFi turn on AP.
After the AP timeout check again.
Do you think this could work?
Thanks!
73 de S54B
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there is a solution already in github code (2024.06.04)
file : /src/LoRa_APRS_iGate.cpp
line58: uncomment //#define STARTUP_DELAY 5 //min
this will make the igate wait 5 min to try to connect to wifi and wait for the router to have valid internet info
there is a solution already in github code (2024.06.04)
file : /src/LoRa_APRS_iGate.cpp
line58: uncomment //#define STARTUP_DELAY 5 //min
this will make the igate wait 5 min to try to connect to wifi and wait for the router to have valid internet info
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I have my WiFi router and iGate connected to the same power strip. I noticed that if I unplug the power strip and plug it in iGate would not connect to WiFi. After inspecting everything I noticed that this only happens in case when iGate boots up before my router.
When I give power to my iGate it turns on its AP which is normal behaviour. My WiFi takes around 1 minute more than iGate to turn on. After the WiFi Timeout which I have set to 10 min iGate does not connect to WiFi.
In case I plug iGate after my WiFi is turned on iGate normally connects to WiFi and works as it is supposed to.
I have also Beta DiGipeater backup mode turned on if it maybe helps you with diagnosis.
Maybe something like this:
iGate turns on, if there is no WiFi turn on AP.
After the AP timeout check again.
Do you think this could work?
Thanks!
73 de S54B
there is a solution already in github code (2024.06.04)
file : /src/LoRa_APRS_iGate.cpp
line58: uncomment //#define STARTUP_DELAY 5 //min
this will make the igate wait 5 min to try to connect to wifi and wait for the router to have valid internet info
I turned on the delay ad it fixed my issue.
Thank you,
Tilen