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How do I regain access to my OpenBeken device after changing my router?

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  • #1 21102384
    Robgie
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    I have several devices on OpenBeken and I recently changed my router which changed my entire network configuration.
    I have recovered all devices except one. I can see them by scanning the IP but when I want to log on there is a system info that the connection was rejected.
    I also tried the power trick 5 times and it did not put up a hotspot.
    Is there any other trick to get on it?
    There is still the option of programming via cable but I would leave that as the last option. It is an aftermarket chip and I am in no hurry to remove it.
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  • #2 21102400
    p.kaczmarek2
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    What exactly does system info mean? Show a screenshot. Is it about the HTTP level message or that you have enabled password authentication on the device?
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  • #3 21102522
    Robgie
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    This is the info from the browser after trying to connect after typing in the IP address. "This site is unreachable" and underneath "The server 192.168.xxx.xxx has rejected the connection". I have no connection to the webserver, i.e. I do not see any screen associated with it.
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  • #4 21102534
    p.kaczmarek2
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    Since you changed the router, how does the device connect to the new one? Did you keep the password and SSID the same?

    Switch the device off, wait a bit (to let the capacitors discharge) and switch it on again.

    And does the Web App on it work? Try the address (change the IP to your own):
    
    http://192.168.0.163/app?
    
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  • #5 21102931
    Robgie
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    When I added the new router I managed to connect once and changed the login data to the new one, maybe I made a mistake there. the strange thing is that the iP scanner saw the device on the new address. Since then I have not been able to connect. app? also did not work.

    What did work was that I waited for about 2 minutes after switching off and then powered on 5 times and it came up as an AP.
    So I entered the data again and now I can see it and it works fine.
    Thanks for your help.
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    #6 21102934
    p.kaczmarek2
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    So capacitors.... happens. It can be illusory. In any case, it's good that it works. If you have any other questions, set up a separate topic and you can send me a link on PW then I'll find it quicker.

    Also, remember that we collect information about devices, here:
    https://openbekeniot.github.io/webapp/devicesList.html
    If you have something not on this list, you can also create a topic with a template and description of the device.
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