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Kohala Jim
Feb 8, 2021, 6:53:40 PM2/8/21
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Scanned the User Manual and I'm not finding any mention of WiFi credential reset?
Once provisioned as a client to a LAN, can I force the ESP32 back to it's softAP default without LAN access?
Once provisioned as a client to a LAN, can I force the ESP32 back to it's softAP default without LAN access?
My scenario:
- Provision to a Router/SSID as client in one location
- Move the SBMS0 to a new location with new Router/SSID without reset of prior credentials
- Provision to a Router/SSID as client in one location
- Move the SBMS0 to a new location with new Router/SSID without reset of prior credentials
Dacian Todea
Feb 8, 2021, 7:02:26 PM2/8/21
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Jim,
Not sure but I think there is no way to reset to AP. Robert may know better but I think the only fix is to connect to the old router or just flash the ESP32 with the firmware as that should delete all settings and return to default.
Robert Tagscherer
Feb 9, 2021, 3:52:01 AM2/9/21
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Hi Jim,
The ESP32 will fall back to AP mode if it could not find a WiFi to connect to after a few seconds.Kohala Jim
Feb 9, 2021, 5:07:47 PM2/9/21
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On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 1:52:01 AM UTC-7, Robert Tagscherer wrote:
Hi Jim,The ESP32 will fall back to AP mode if it could not find a WiFi to connect to after a few seconds.
Perfect... was looking how to address this as I'm moving and spinning up new router & AP
Ty, Robert!
Don Fukushima
Apr 10, 2021, 10:50:25 PM4/10/21
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I had the same situation today. I changed the router PW then the SBMS0 could not connect and there was no way to access the PW in the SBMS0 since it was not accessible. I could have shut off the other active router had I seen this message earlier but I reverted the PW in the router. The SBMS0 then reconnected to the router so I could gain access to the WiFi setting page. Beats hard reset of SBMS0, barely. lol
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