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    WiFi drops and reconnects regularly...

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Solved Troubleshooting
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    • B Offline
      barnosch
      last edited by

      First step i would do, is a replacement with another power supply.
      Does it have enough power. At least 2.5A is recommened i guess!?

      I guess it is not related to the MM itself, its a Pi problem.

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      • binderthB Offline
        binderth @barnosch
        last edited by

        @barnosch hmmm… Thanks! I just replaced the 1,5A with a 2A one as I lack a 2,5A one. I’ll Keep that in mind, though!

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        • B Offline
          barnosch
          last edited by

          the only “original” RaspPi3 powersupply they sell has 5V/2.5A
          But i guess a 2A is good to go.
          If the old one has some problems or drops the voltage from time to time, the issues you have can happen easily.
          Just try with the other one?
          You are using the internal Wifi or with a external USB-Wlan Dongle?

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          • Mykle1M Offline
            Mykle1 Project Sponsor Module Developer @binderth
            last edited by Mykle1

            @binderth

            Have you?

            Disable WiFi Power Save

            Disable power saving

            For Raspberry Pi 3
            Edit /etc/network/interfaces

            sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
            Add the following line under the wlan0 section

            wireless-power off
            Reboot your PI

            sudo reboot

            Create a working config
            How to add modules

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            • cowboysdudeC Offline
              cowboysdude Module Developer
              last edited by

              Honestly I think this happens when you update the Pi…I don’t believe it’s MM doing this.

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              • binderthB Offline
                binderth
                last edited by

                Just a short information, after changing the powersupply to 5V/2A instead 5V/1,5A it now seems stable. I now only get a rekeying-message every 10mins in the syslog, which I suppose is my FritzBox. :)

                I’m using the internal WiFi - apparently withou power saving off. But seems OK.

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                • brobergB Offline
                  broberg Project Sponsor @binderth
                  last edited by

                  @binderth I found that 2A isn’t enough for the pi3, when under heavy load it would fail. The raspberry 2,5A power unit is highly recommended.

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                  • M Offline
                    mukulb @barnosch
                    last edited by

                    @barnosch
                    I am also having the same issue. I tried this method, But still i am facing this issue. Any other solutions.

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