I think the Ethernet boards are superior, because they are not constantly disconnecting and if you have an access point on the network, it can be wireless as well.

@dc42 It's the second module which failed on the board. I will wait my ethernet module for swap now, more reliable

@droftarts said in show and connect to available SSIDs through paneldue:

@dc42 could M557 show available Wi-Fi networks (plus signal strength) as well as remembered?

Ian

We would need to have a separate command (M552 S3?) to do a network scan and then return the results. It involves changes to the wifi server firmware as well as RRF (and PanelDue if you want to display it there). I'll add it to the work list.

Well it will be the way to go in the near future, but currently if all you want to do is print I would suggest sticking to 2.05.

@jwalbridge said in DOA Wifi Module???:

I was able to connect after I disabled Beamforming Transmission(BFR) and Beamforming Reception(BFE) for the 2.4GHz signal on my router. I'm using a Nighthawk AC1900 Wifi Cable Modem Router. Was this likely the issue? Or did it just decide to start working? Did not have to run M997 S1 again.

No, I don't think that was the issue. Try enabling beam forming again.