(06-12-2020, 09:06 AM)Crimson Nape Wrote: todivefor - I downloaded your router's manual.  In the Wi-Fi section there is an option to set the 802.11modes.  Make sure you have the "Compatibility Mode(802.11b/g/n)" selected.  If that setting doesn't work, you might try the "Legacy Mode(802.11b/g) Only".  This would be for testing only because it will drag all your other devices down in speed.  If later mode is the only one that works, we will have to come up with a Plan B.

The "APPAUTOTIME" can be set to 0 (zero) to make it stay on full time.  This determines how long the card will broadcast until it powers down (sleep).  In the past, members experienced the problem of connecting to the card then later have it stop communicating.  It was discovered that setting this parameter to 0 solved this problem.

I am tempted to split your posts and RayBees' post into their own individual threads.  I'm starting to merge both your posts into one in my mind.  That will allow your post history on this subject a little easier to follow.  If this sounds acceptable, let me know.

(06-12-2020, 05:40 AM)jaswilliams Wrote: Ok I am now thinking out of the box.... Delete the CFG directory


Allow the Resmed to format the card how it wants then remove and reinsert.


with no config the flashair card should come up as an Access Point in its own right


Search for a wireless network with an SSID of flashair_XXXXXX join that network from the wifi of your MAC the password should be 12345678


Once connected to the wifi go to http://flashair this should show the light blue page with the start button.


If the first step works next put the following URL's in order in your web browser


Set Security/Master Code
http://flashair/config.cgi?MASTERCODE=0123456789AB

You should get a browser output of Success

Setup Home Network - Replace YOURSSID with your network Name and YOURWEPKEY with the wifi password

http://flashair/config.cgi?MASTERCODE=0123456789AB&APPSSID=YOURSSID&APPNETWORKKEY=YOURWEPKEY&APPMODE=5&WEBDAV=2&UPLOAD=1

You should get a browser output of Success

The wifi card will then restart and attempt to connect to your wifi via DHCP

Reboot your mac then try and connect to http://flashair and it should connect we will need to track down the ip address afterwards but try this first

(06-12-2020, 02:17 PM)jaswilliams Wrote: Hmm sounds like the flashair firmware cannot write to the config directory on the SD Or the security password is wrong oh how I wish you could have got the 32gb version. At least we know the wifi is working on the card what a pain sounds like the security password was changed did you change it when rebuilding the card with the flashing utility if so use that rather than 0123456789AB in the urls


Put the SD card in your mac open /SD_WAN/CONFIG I can see the Mastercode that is stored in the flash of the SD CARD

the line in my config file looks like this

MASTERCODE=0123456789AB


Use whatever value is in that line in the URLS (Hopefully there is one there)

(06-20-2020, 08:43 AM)Crimson Nape Wrote: Araboy!  You're ready to move on to splitting the beer atom.    

For safety, I create a directory on my PC to backup the CONFIG file.  If my CONFIG file ever gets corrupted, I can copy it back to any FlashAir I might use.