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    • antoine.voiryundefined
      antoine.voiry
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      All,
      I moved house and now the router is not in my office room.
      The DUET WIFI refuse to connect to it except if I am using an old DD-WRT that I setup as repeater bridge.
      Problem, this old device is extremly slow, and the computer in the office will now connect to it.

      Is there anyway to change the network setting in the DUET so that it connects to a different network?

      Antoine

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      • dc42undefined
        dc42 administrators
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        @antoine.voiry:

        All,
        I moved house and now the router is not in my office room.
        The DUET WIFI refuse to connect to it except if I am using an old DD-WRT that I setup as repeater bridge.
        Problem, this old device is extremly slow, and the computer in the office will now connect to it.

        Is there anyway to change the network setting in the DUET so that it connects to a different network?

        Antoine

        If you are using 1.18.2 or earlier firmware:

        1. Turn off wireless on the router that the Duet knows about, so that the Duet can't find it,

        2. Start the Duet.

        3. Follow the "Getting connected instructions".

        If you are using 1.19beta series firmware/WiFi firmware:

        1. Create a macro file to add the new access point to the remembered list. Or, if you are using DWC 1.17 you can send the command:

        M587 S"your-network-ssid" P"your-network-password"

        directly (older versions of DWC will convert everything to uppercase unless you disable that option).

        2. If desired, use the M588 command to delete the old network.

        Duet WiFi hardware designer and firmware engineer
        Please do not ask me for Duet support via PM or email, use the forum
        http://www.escher3d.com, https://miscsolutions.wordpress.com

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        • antoine.voiryundefined
          antoine.voiry
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          Hello
          I had to upgrade to 1.19beta and it works.
          Antoine

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