- Wed Apr 29, 2015 7:12 am
#16005
i had the same problem . i just made the router with the strongest signal channel 1 and the problem was solved.
- Thu Apr 30, 2015 5:33 am
#16080
Scan for strongest signal and use the BSSID. Then make sure bssid_set = 1 and bssid = bssid of strongest AP before you call wifi_station_set_config
Every AP will have a unique BSSID regardless of the SSID set. The below is from the v1.0.1 SDK, so it might have been added recently?
Every AP will have a unique BSSID regardless of the SSID set. The below is from the v1.0.1 SDK, so it might have been added recently?
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struct station_config {
uint8 ssid[32];
uint8 password[64];
uint8 bssid_set;
uint8 bssid[6];
};
Note:
BSSID as MAC address of AP, will be used when several APs have the same SSID.
If station_config.bssid_set==1 , station_config.bssid has to be set, otherwise, the connection will fail.
In general, station_config.bssid_set need to be 0.
- Fri May 01, 2015 1:51 pm
#16218
Thanks for the information. Need to try it and it may provide a work around for some cases.
I guess this is still not a real solution. AFAIK you cannot scan for networks while you are connected. WiFi roaming (which is part of the basic standard) needs to do this, to keep connected to the best AP.
I guess this is still not a real solution. AFAIK you cannot scan for networks while you are connected. WiFi roaming (which is part of the basic standard) needs to do this, to keep connected to the best AP.
