jrfuda;281494 Wrote: > So, if I understand what Dean said correctly, my Duet receiver is > connected to my controller via an adhoc network and the controller is > bridging the receiver to my home wireless network, which is why it > cannot connect anything else... Does this mean that if my controller > goes out of range or the batteries die that the receiver will lose it's > connection to my home network? > > It'll be great to be able to have both the receiver and the controller > directly connect to my home network wirelessly using my existing SSID > and encryption, as the controller is already doing. > > Let me know if I've misunderstood something and/or if aforementioned > configuration tool is available and capable of pulling this off. The controller doesn't bridge the receiver to your existing network. When your controller is connected to your wireless network and you setup your receiver the controller actually transfers its wireless settings to the receiver, thus after setup the receiver is connected wirelessly to your existing WLAN. Currently there is no way to setup bridging of a device connected to the receiver's ethernet port from the controller. It might be possible to configure this using Robin's UDAP tool. At least there's a setting in the tool to enable bridging but I'm not sure if it's actually functional.
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