Hi all. This has happened to me twice now, had the unit maybe 6 months so wondering if it’s me or there’s a defect.
Basically I’ll fire up the device, and it won’t broadcast its WiFi network at all. No other indication that anything’s wrong, but since I can’t connect I have no idea (also says it can’t connect via 4G/LTE). I’ve had to do a factory reset, which is a pain and time consuming.
Anyone else encountered this and have any advise?
Thanks!
What does it display on Mudi’s screen?
Same thing happened to me today.
WiFi is not broadcasting. I got mine just last week and it’s already not working.
Will appreciate feedback or how to fix the issue.
Thank you
Is it Mudi v2 or v1?
Both 2.4G and 5G are missing?
Does the lcd display normally?
How about reset using the reset button?
It’s the V2
Both signals are missing
Screen displays is normal
I haven’t tried to reset to factory settings.
Try changing channel for the wifi via. Cable. Usually i face this issue when i connect to specific vendor routers as repeater.
It’s funny, cause I just came back to the Hotel (where I had the previous connection established) and turned it on, and it’s working (on repeater mode).
It seems that repeater connection caused the wifi down. But generally it should only affect either 2.4G or 5G, not both.
Can you tell me which region/country you were?
Yes, I am currently in the US (EST).
It unfortunately affected both 2.4 and 5G connections.
What is the firmware version?
got same issue first day after purchasing MUDI GL E750V2
before first boot install both SIM card and SD card
after removing SD card wifi stoped broadcasting and after inserting it back everything worked as should be working
May I know the firmware version and the capacity of the SD card?
Can you share the system log?
Not sure about firmware since I’ve upgraded it when it stoped glitching
SD card sandisc 32gb with most likely fat32 and some files on it after security camera
The log is only for July 4 and nothing for July 3
I’ll try next time to catch the moment
I am new to this so next time will try to get more info
Ok. It would be helpful to have a system log. And we will try to reproduce this problem
I had the same issue happen frequently as well.
For some reason the router decides to disable the radio signals and the only way to access internet or the router itself is through Ethernet cable.
The method that fixed it for me is the following:
ssh root@192.168.8.1
then, enter your admin router password.
Once you are in:
check if the Wi-Fi radio is enabled by typing these two commands:
uci show wireless.radio0.disabled
uci show wireless.radio1.disabled
If either of these returns '1', the radio is disabled.
e.g.
wireless.radio0.disabled='1'
in that case...to enable the WIFI radios, input these three commands:
uci set wireless.radio0.disabled=0
uci set wireless.radio1.disabled=0
uci commit wireless
then, input these four commands to ensure the SSIDs are set and not hidden:
uci show wireless.default_radio0.ssid
uci show wireless.default_radio1.ssid
uci show wireless.default_radio0.hidden
uci show wireless.default_radio1.hidden
The 'hidden' values should be '0' for visible networks.
if it isn't, input this:
uci set wireless.default_radio0.ssid='YourSSID_2.4GHz'
uci set wireless.default_radio1.ssid='YourSSID_5GHz'
uci set wireless.default_radio0.hidden=0
uci set wireless.default_radio1.hidden=0
uci commit wireless
that will set your SSID name and will make them visible.
LASTLY and most importantly, reset the network with this command:
/etc/init.d/network restart
I hope that worked! Enjoy your working router. Leave a comment if it worked.
Looks like it's in power-saving mode
cat /etc/config/mcu
When a problem occurs, look at this configuration
power_saveing == 1
It means it's in power-saving mode