Hi
Having great difficulty trying to get my EPS32 wifi to conect to my iphone Hotspot
It connects to my Tesltra NBN Router But does not want to connect to the Iphone Hotspot
Has anyone experienced this before and is there a solution
Hi
Having great difficulty trying to get my EPS32 wifi to conect to my iphone Hotspot
It connects to my Tesltra NBN Router But does not want to connect to the Iphone Hotspot
Has anyone experienced this before and is there a solution
Hi Claude,
Are you receiving any error messages? Or is the network not appearing at all?
Bryce
Core Electronics | Support
The output is trying to connect over and over on the serial monitor
When I change ssid to my Telstra model and password it connects and then continues executing tyt remainder of the script ( which it never gets to when connected to iPhone hotspot
Claude Raiola
0414 228 948
Hi Claude,
I’d suggest just writing a barebones script that does nothing but connect to your iPhone’s wifi hotspot to try and debug it, and posting it here. I suspect it will be some kind of security setting that’s the issue.
Regards,
Oliver
Support | Core Electronics
Hi I have also noticed my iPhone had VPN active so I will try it now that VPN is turned off and will advise of result
Claude Raiola
0414 228 948
Great news !!!
It was the bloody VPN
Claude Raiola
0414 228 948
Great News it was the VPN on my phone
Claude Raiola
0414 228 948
Darn after all that effort the bam wifi/ Bluetooth shield does not have 5v out and my display needs 5v
Claude Raiola
0414 228 948
Hi Claude,
If the power requirements from the device which your using won’t exceed the maximum current requirements of the output, you can step it down to the required 5V using the converter that I’ve linked below.
Bryce
Core Electronics | Support
Hi note sure if this will work
My application will ultimately be in car. So the power source will be 12v
Claude Raiola
0414 228 948
Hi
In fact the tiny eps32 which I wanted to use may not be suitable as it does not have a 12v vin
I may have to go back to the nano and use a Bluetooth shield.
Things you learn I assumed all the boards accepting external power would have vin 12v and 5v out. Seems not
The journey continues
Claude Raiola
0414 228 948
Hey @claude69103 ,
No worries, I’ve edited my above message to suit a 12V to 5V step down converter instead to step up from 0.5-5V to 5V.
Bryce
Core Electronics | Support