
Troubleshooting
Please make sure you
always use the latest firmware version
.
Do NOT unplug the openSPOT3 during the firmware upgrade!
If you can't find an answer to your issue, then please send an
!
The web interface can't be opened
SharkRF Link does not open the openSPOT3 web interface
Make sure your web browser device (phone/tablet/computer) is connected to the same Wi-Fi network the
openSPOT3 is using.
the status LED, see the next troubleshooting question's answer on how to set up the openSPOT3's Wi-Fi
connection.
Check the Wi-Fi client isolation in your Wi-Fi router's settings. It should be turned off.
The openSPOT3 can't connect to the Wi-Fi network
Please first check the status LED's color on the device. You can see the list of LED states on
openSPOT3 can't connect to the Wi-Fi network only if the status LED is pulsating blue for a longer period of time
(at least 2-3 minutes). If you see other status LED colors than blue, then the issue is not with connecting to the
Wi-Fi network.
You can reconfigure the Wi-Fi connection if you switch back the openSPOT3 to access point mode by
pressing the button for 3 seconds.
The openSPOT3 will start broadcasting it's own Wi-Fi network called
openSPOT3 AP
, indicated by white
status LED. You can connect to this network using your browser device (phone/tablet/computer). Place your
browser device close to the openSPOT3 during this. The initialization setup will pop up, where you can select
the country of operation and configure a Wi-Fi network for the openSPOT3 to connect to. If the initialization
setup won't open automatically, then you can open it by entering
into the web browser
while your browser device is connected to the Wi-Fi network
openSPOT3 AP
.
Make sure you've entered the Wi-Fi password case sensitive.
After you've chosen the Wi-Fi network and entered the password, the openSPOT3 stops broadcasting it's
own Wi-Fi network and starts connecting to the selected network. At that moment, your browser device
(phone/tablet/computer) will disconnect from the openSPOT3's network. What you have to do now is to
connect to the exact same Wi-Fi network with your browser device as you've configured for the openSPOT3.
If you have WEP encryption on your router, then make sure the password is in ASCII, not hex. The
openSPOT3 only supports ASCII WEP passwords. The best is to switch the encryption to WPA2 or WPA
because it's much safer.
Make sure you have enabled 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, not just 5GHz.
Place the openSPOT3 close to the Wi-Fi router.
Make sure the Wi-Fi bandwith is set to max. 20Mhz in the Wi-Fi router (see explanation
).
If it still does not work, try switching Wi-Fi channel on your Wi-Fi router. Only channels 1, 6 or 11 should be
used (see explanation
).
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