Wifi module idle

[A Former User]

ah, okay, was about to suggest just updating it without finding out which version it is, but thats all up to date then. (1.23 is the latest iirc)

if you run M111 P14 S1 it will enable debug output for wifi.

then run M587 S... P.... (with your credentials) followed by M552 S1

(but I suspect you really need to find another terminal for that to be usefull, or have screen translate LF into CR/LF)

((edit: if you must use screen maybe log to a file and view the file (in another window) with fixed line endings tail -F my.log | sed 's/$/\r/' ))

[tkdirp]

@bearer said in Wifi module idle:

M111 P14 S1

After that commend, the M587 S"U'+Net48C4" P”8040P8C0#1" dos not seem to have any significant effect

[A Former User]

@tkdirp said in Wifi module idle:

dos not seem to have any significant effect

thats okay, was primarily after the ouput that say WiFi: ../src/Sock <...> found network U+Net48C4.

Either the + is a problem or there is some sort of interoperability issue with the router.

I would suggest checking the encyption type, or change it to WPA(2)/TKIP, changing the SSID and Passphrase to something without special charters.

Or optionally use M589 to set up the duet as an access point.

But first, repeat https://forum.duet3d.com/post/164593 as I had made a typo in the command to clear the wifi settings. (However as you did get an OK at some point i doubt it'll make a difference)

[A Former User]

forgot the link to M589 to try AP mode
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M589_Configure_access_point_parameters

[tkdirp]

@bearer
Thank you so much

[A Former User]

which bit helped? correcting to M558 or are you using the Duet as an access point?

[tkdirp]

@bearer
I just changed the name of the wifi I guess the "+" in the SSID name was the issue

[A Former User]

@tkdirp said in Wifi module idle:

I guess the "+" in the SSID name was the issue

interesting feedback, perhaps something should be tested and added to the documentation.

[Phaedrux]

There is no hard rule for SSID special character support on the router side. Some will let you use pretty much anything, but in general it's probably best to avoid special characters in the SSID.

I'll add a note to the M587 command regarding that.

[dc42]

The WiFi firmware uses an API call provided by Expressiv (the WiFi chip manufacturer) to set the SSID. Unfortunately, the documentation provided by Expressiv is far from complete. It doesn't specify which characters it allows in an SSID. So your guess is as good as mine!

[Natuser]

@tkdirp How to change it? Sorry, but I'm a beginner and I have similar problem

[Phaedrux]

@natuser said in Wifi module idle:

@tkdirp How to change it? Sorry, but I'm a beginner and I have similar problem

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