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Not sure but I noticed that the Pi-Star has 2 network ports, 0 and 1. I have both set to off for power save. I assume the in the etc/host file I could set a static IP address but that means that if I take it to the car it will not work. I have set a static IP address of 192.168.0.14 for the Pi-Star ...

I have other devices that go through the same wireless router with no problems. Why would just quit working after a few hours of non-activity? It works for hours after I reboot the MMDVM. I notice that the port used for radio traffic is on interface 0 so the dashboard must be on 1. I can still use ...

Did not fix it. This morning got up and could not connect again to dashboard. Had to power off and back on the unit.

Gary

Toshen,

My power save WAS on. I edited the file per instructions you sent, and I will keep you updated. Many thanks,

73,
Gary, AA5I

I guess that no one has an idea why this is doing this. It does it about twice a day and I have to reboot the unit.

After a few hours of none activity on the MMDVM hotspot I got from Amazon, I am not able to connect to the web interface. It is still connected to the internet and I can still use my radio. To get the dashboard back I have to reboot the hotspot. When I go into ipscan I do not see the IP address ...

Many thanks on replies. Can the SSID contain spaces? Also on my conf file, the SSID and password generated by pi-star.uk has a long string of Hex numbers. The actual ones are commented out with a "#" sign.

Gary

Is there a way to have a conf file built to allow you to either connect to home wifi, or iPhone if you move the MMDVM hotspot to car? The only way I have found to do this is have 2 micro SD cards with each configured with its own network.

Gary