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Problem with WiFi connection
1 week 1 hour ago #13234
by sprocha
Replied by sprocha on topic Problem with WiFi connection
Should I add a photo?
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6 days 22 hours ago - 6 days 22 hours ago #13235
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Look into it later when the dust is clearing off the crater.
Replied by Ty_Eeberfest on topic Problem with WiFi connection
If I understand you right, last week the clock would display 44 44 44 but now it is displaying 33 33 33 (as seen in second video)?! Very strange.
I would still like to see hi-res photo(s) of the solder side (back) of the board.
IAN - do you have any thoughts about this?
I would still like to see hi-res photo(s) of the solder side (back) of the board.
IAN - do you have any thoughts about this?
Look into it later when the dust is clearing off the crater.
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6 days 21 hours ago #13237
by sprocha
Replied by sprocha on topic Problem with WiFi connection
Yes, just as you write, the clocks went, then 44 44 44. They were turned off for two days and after turning it was on and today 33 33 33.
I'm going to shoot it.
I'm going to shoot it.
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6 days 21 hours ago - 6 days 20 hours ago #13238
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4 days 19 hours ago #13240
by sprocha
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No idea what it could be?
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4 days 18 hours ago - 4 days 18 hours ago #13242
by Walter John
Replied by Walter John on topic Problem with WiFi connection
Try a lineair power supply, not a switching one. Then check with a scope if you have a smooth output voltage after the power regulator in the circuit. When the problem arises again, check the output voltage after the power regulator again with a scope. You might have an oscillating power supply, or a bad voltage regulator.
The photo is not sharp enough. Re-post it in a sharp, high resolution if you can.
The photo is not sharp enough. Re-post it in a sharp, high resolution if you can.
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