Duet2 wifi Not connecting
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Now send M552 S1 to re-enable the wifi module and then M122 again to check it.
When you sent M997 S1 what did it actually say? The text you've posted is the results of M122.
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I can not connect to my DWCB to be able to load any thing that way. I still get the blue blinking light indicating it is trying to connect to the internet.
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This is what I got- - WiFi -<LF>
Network state is changing mode<LF>
WiFi module is trying to connect<LF>
Failed messages: pending 0, notready 0, noresp 0<LF>
WiFi firmware version 1.23<LF>
WiFi MAC address 98:f4:ab:cf:be:21<LF>
WiFi Vcc 3.33, reset reason Turned on by main processor<LF>
WiFi flash size 4194304, free heap 27864<LF>
Socket states: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0<LF>
ok<LF>
WiFi reported error: Failed while trying to connect to MySpectrumWiFiF8-2G<LF>
WiFi module is idle<LF>
WiFi reported error: Failed while trying to connect to MySpectrumWiFiF8-2G<LF>
WiFi module is idle<LF> -
Remove the SD card from the Duet and put it in your PC.
Download this file: https://github.com/Duet3D/RepRapFirmware/releases/download/3.0/DuetWiFiServer.bin
and put it in the /sys folder. Overwrite any existing file of the same name.
Now put the SD card back in the Duet and connect via USB terminal.
Send M997 S1 to flash the wifi firmware.
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@Tisum1979 said in Duet2 wifi Not connecting:
WiFi firmware version 1.23
Ok, at least we got that flashed now.
Does your wifi password include any special characters or capital letters?
It might be a good idea to set up some macros to make wifi trouble shooting a bit easier.
You can download those and use a text editor to edit them to match your own SSID and password.
Then put them on the SD card in the /macros folder.
Then you can execute them with M98 P"MACRONAME"
or you can just use the text of them as a guide on what to type in the USB terminal. The nice thing about the macro for the wifi SSID and password is that it avoids the problem of the USB terminal altering the password being sent.
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This is what was said when I sent M997 S1- M997 S1<LF>
M997: File DuetWiFiServer.bin not found<LF>
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I feel like I am banging my head against a wall. I went to the link you sent me and downloaded then transfered over to the sd card sys. file but it didn't ask if I wanted to replace existing files.
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It must have found it at some point if M122 says you're using version 1.23 now.
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I just typed in M122 and it shows the version is 1.23
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Now that you have the wifi server updated, try sending these commands over USB terminal:
M552 S0; Disable network module
M588 S"*"; Clear all saved wifi networks
M587 S"NETWORKNAME" P"PASSWORD"; add your network
M552 S1; enable wifi module -
Keep in mind I am green at this so I don't understand some of the terms used or if I am downloading the correct things
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No problem. If there's anything you're unsure of, just ask for clarification.
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My SSID had upper and lower case letters is that an issue
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Should I use all upper or lower case letters for my password
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Upper and lower case in the SSID isn't a bit deal, but if you are using upper and lower case in the password you should read the notes here: https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode?revisionid=HEAD#Section_M587_Add_WiFi_host_network_to_remembered_list_or_list_remembered_networks
Many programs used to send GCodes convert all characters to uppercase. In firmware 1.19.2 and later, within any quoted string you can use a single-quote character to indicate that the following character should be changed to lowercase. For example, M587 S"ABC" P"P'A'S'SW'O'R'D" would specify that the password is "PassWord". Use two single quote characters to represent one actual single quote character in the password or in the SSID. For example, if your SSID is "Pete's network" then enter "Pete''s network".
The use of special characters in the SSID cannot be guaranteed to work. In general it's best to avoid most special characters. Spaces, periods, dashes, underscores, and other punctuation is likely ok, but special characters on the number keys likely are not safe. (@#$%^&*). If you are having troubles adding your SSID, try a simplified version with only letters and numbers.
This is why I suggest using a macro to enter the SSID and password, so that it doesn't matter.
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I did what you said above and entered in my SSID and password which was all lower case with number and it loaded OK. I sent M552 S1 and then M122 while the command was trying to connect and this is what I got-- WiFi -<LF>
Network state is changing mode<LF>
WiFi module is trying to connect<LF>
Failed messages: pending 0, notready 0, noresp 0<LF>
WiFi firmware version 1.23<LF>
WiFi MAC address 98:f4:ab:cf:be:21<LF>
WiFi Vcc 3.33, reset reason Turned on by main processor<LF>
WiFi flash size 4194304, free heap 28264<LF>
Socket states: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0<LF>
ok<LF>
WiFi reported error: Failed while trying to connect to MySpectrumWiFiF8-2G<LF>
WiFi module is idle<LF> -
Ok, so it seems like it's trying to connect, but can't. To eliminate the problem being with the wifi module, let's try setting it up in access point mode. This will verify that the wifi module is working, and confirm that you can connect to it. That would mean that the problem is with your wifi network, whatever that may be.
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode?revisionid=HEAD#Section_M589_Configure_access_point_parameters
Take a look at that link. Basically you will be telling to Duet to create its own access point, and then you will connect your device (your PC) to that access point.
Then you should be able to access the web interface from your browser by going to the IP address you set when you configure it.
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Ok this is a stupid question. I have typed in M589 and the SSID and Password, in the example it shows a verticle line does that need to be in there before I type in the IP address
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That vertical line is actually the capital letter
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Ok and is there a space between the IP address and the C1? what is C1
