Wifi module idle

[A Former User]

You didn't show what happened when you entered the M587 command?

But try

M552 S-1
M552 S0
M587 S"your-network-SSID" P"your-network-password”
m552 S1

[tkdirp]

@bearer said in Wifi module idle:

M587 S"your-network-SSID" P"your-network-password”

after putting this the results...

[A Former User]

Bad or missing parameter, hmm, are there any special characters in your SSID or Passphrase?

[tkdirp]

I put in...

• M587 S"U+Net48C4" P"8040P8C0#1”

[tkdirp]

@bearer
If I proceed with...

m552 S1

this happens

[A Former User]

It'll keep saying no known networks found until M587 succeeds adding yours. Don't recall if + and # is on the list of characters that needs special treatment so hopefully someome else will chime in on that.

[tkdirp]

@bearer
okay

[Dougal1957]

The # is ok (I have that in my PW as well with no special treatment) not sure about the +

But it may be worth trying

M587 S"U'+'Net48C4" p"8040P8C0#1"

Do make sure that you are sending it in the correct case.

Doug

[A Former User]

screen shouldn't affect case, thats a workaround for pronterface or whats it called that converts all gcode to uppercase, incluing the strings for parameters like wifi credentials.

[Dougal1957]

@bearer said in Wifi module idle:

screen shouldn't affect case, thats a workaround for pronterface or whats it called that converts all gcode to uppercase, incluing the strings for parameters like wifi credentials.

It was more a warning rather than in instruction and not know the ops system I felt it worth pointing out!

[tkdirp]

@Dougal1957
I guess M587 S"U'+'Net48C4" p"8040P8C0#1" seems to work because the terminal responded "ok" but when I put "m552 S1" this still happens...

[A Former User]

show us M587 with no parameters?

[tkdirp]

@bearer
What does it mean to have an M587 with no parameters? I just don't know because I am pretty new to this.

[Dougal1957]

@tkdirp said in Wifi module idle:

@bearer
What does it mean to have an M587 with no parameters? I just don't know because I am pretty new to this.

just send M587 on its own with nothing after it then the Duet will tell us what it has set!

[A Former User]

just send M587 (with no S"......" P".....")

it should return the stored netwoks in the wifi module.

[tkdirp]

@bearer @Dougal1957
SSID: U+Net48C4
PW: 8040P8C0#1

[A Former User]

what firmware are you running?

check with M122. The Duet board firmware will be at the top, and the Wifi firmware will be in a a section at the bottom.

[tkdirp]

@bearer
seem to be 2.03

[A Former User]

@tkdirp said in Wifi module idle:

2.03

thats just the RepRapFirmware version, as I said when you run M122 it will also print the version of the firmware running om the Wifi module.

[tkdirp]

@bearer
This happens if I send a M122 command...