mamartins
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4 years ago I’m having a similar issue with my wemos d32, in my case I have 2 unifi ac pro APs and the device can only connect to one of them.
Closed Mirabis closed 3 years ago
mamartins
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4 years ago I’m having a similar issue with my wemos d32, in my case I have 2 unifi ac pro APs and the device can only connect to one of them.
h0jeZvgoxFepBQ2C
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4 years ago I'm having similar issues, not only with the esp32 but also esp8266. Also having Unifi AC PRO AP, but also one magenta modem with 2,4 Ghz Wifi.
sanderlv
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4 years ago Same problem on D1 mini, intermittent connect not connect. No problems of these sort on same board with tasmota.
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Mirabis
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3 years ago I ended up replacing the ESP's and the newer ones connected without issues. Not sure what the culprit is/was.
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cromulus
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3 years ago I'm having the same issue. m5stack atom lite.
Francisk0
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3 years ago same problem
nickw444
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3 years ago Likewise, been having this issue with both of my MagicHome LED Strip Controllers flashed with ESPHome. My other handful of ESP32 / ESP8266 devices appear to have no issues though (Have about another 10 doing misc things running without problems)
FWIW I am running UniFi Nano HD single AP in my apartment, which appears to be the culprit, as re-assigning to a test network running off of a Netgear Modem/Router/AP allows it to connect without issues.
I've tried all kinds of tweaks to the AP settings to no avail unfortunately. Unsure whether this is truly an ESP problem, or something more sinister in the UAP firmware.
Update: I just flashed Tasmota on to the device, and still have the same problem. Seems to be either a platform issue or a Unifi problem!
Update 2: Re-flashed Tasmota after erasing flash entirely. It connects with no trouble to the AP. I erased again, re-uploaded my ESPHome firmware, however still not able to connect to the AP.
[22:26:05][I][wifi:235]: WiFi Connecting to '<redacted>'...
[22:26:05][W][wifi_esp8266:444]: Event: Disconnected ssid='<redacted>' bssid=<redacted> reason='Authentication Failed'
[22:26:05][W][wifi:532]: Error while connecting to network.
[22:26:05][I][wifi:235]: WiFi Connecting to '<redacted>'...
[22:26:10][W][wifi_esp8266:444]: Event: Disconnected ssid='<redacted>' bssid=<redacted> reason='Auth Expired'
[22:26:10][W][wifi:532]: Error while connecting to network.Chip Info:
Detecting chip type... ESP8266
Chip is ESP8285H16
Features: WiFi, Embedded Flash
Crystal is 26MHz
MAC: 50:02:91:22:8a:1c
Uploading stub...
Running stub...
Stub running...
Chip ID: 0x00228a1c
Hard resetting via RTS pin...Firmware Config:
esphome:
name: tv_ledstrip
platform: ESP8266
board: esp8285
wifi:
ssid: !secret smart_wifi_ssid
password: !secret smart_wifi_password
# Enable fallback hotspot (captive portal) in case wifi connection fails
ap:
ssid: "tv_ledstrip"
password: !secret wifi_fallback_password
captive_portal:
# Enable logging
logger:
# Enable Home Assistant API
api:
ota:For what it’s worth, I also have UniFi kit. The new nano wifi6 AP. Everything worked with my older UniFi equipment at my prior home. Switched to new stuff when we moved and it doesn’t seem to work anymore. Let me see if I can fiddle with the settings on my iot network.
nickw444
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3 years ago The new nano wifi6 AP.
I'm on a Wifi AC Wave 2 (UAP Nano HD). Was your old gear AC wave 2? Possibly something which affects Unifi AC Wave 2 and also WiFi 6.
Let me see if I can fiddle with the settings on my iot network.
I fiddled with pretty much every setting on my Wifi Network. Made a separate "Smart" SSID (2.4GHz only), turned off all other SSIDs to rule them out. Fiddled with the settings without any luck unfortunately. Enabling Enable multicast enhancement (IGMPv3) seemed to improve connection speed when running Tasmota, but I think that was just sheer luck.
sebbalex
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3 years ago same here, with unifi kit also, I have UniFi UAP-AC Lite
cromulus
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3 years ago Huh. Super weird. Let’s bring this up with Ubiquiti. Perhaps they can figure it out?
nickw444
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3 years ago Let’s bring this up with Ubiquiti.
I'm not convinced this is a problem on the Unifi side, given I'm running Tasmota without problems on the two chips which were not connecting when running ESPHome...
cromulus
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3 years ago For what it’s worth, these settings on the iOS unifi app seemed to make things work with my M5stack atom lites:
I think the “optimize iot WiFi connectivity” is the one that did the trick. Apparently it sets the DMF to 1 for 2.4ghz networks.
zewelor
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3 years ago Has the same problem, after hours of searching finally got this solution: https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/issues/2144#issuecomment-701739289 . So far seems to work. Finger crossed !
Operating environment/Installation (Hass.io/Docker/pip/etc.):
Tried both Hassio (Raspberry Pi 4B) and from Windows 10 (python esphome/esptool)
ESP (ESP32/ESP8266, Board/Sonoff):
ESP32 DEVKITv1 **ESPHome version (latest production, beta, dev branch)**Version: 1.14.5
Affected component:
https://esphome.io/components/wifi.html **Description of problem:** No matter what I do it does not connect to any Wireless network. Even mobile hotspots do not work. Tried changing to legacy mode, disabling 5ghz on same SSID, disabling bandsteering etc. Using Unifi AC AP Pro's. **Problem-relevant YAML-configuration entries:** ```yaml esphome: name: esp32_radiator_office platform: ESP32 board: esp32doit-devkit-v1 arduino_version: dev platformio_options: platform: espressif32@1.12.4 wifi: networks: - ssid: "REDACTED-IoT" password: !secret iot_wifi_password bssid: !secret bssid_ap_overloop priority: 3 - ssid: "REDACTED-IoT" password: !secret iot_wifi_password bssid: !secret bssid_ap_woonkamer priority: 2 - ssid: "REDACTED-IoT" password: !secret iot_wifi_password bssid: !secret bssid_ap_zolder priority: 1 # Other WiFi options here domain: .home reboot_timeout: 15min # Enable fallback hotspot (captive portal) in case wifi connection fails ap: ssid: "ESP32-32S Office" password: "redacted" status_led: pin: GPIO2 # blink slowly = warning, blink quickly = error, no light = OK # Fix time to be sure time: - platform: homeassistant id: homeassistant_time # Enable logging logger: level: VERBOSE # Enable Home Assistant API api: password: !secret ota_api_password reboot_timeout: 5min ota: password: !secret ota_api_password dallas: - pin: GPIO23 #Groen update_interval: 30s sensor: # Sensor for incoming water (ROOD) - platform: dallas address: 0x270516D00D62FF28 name: "Radiator Office - Temp IN" id: temp_in accuracy_decimals: 1 unit_of_measurement: "°C" # Sensor for outgoing water (BLAUW) - platform: dallas address: 0x730417C121ADFF28 name: "Radiator Office - Temp OUT" id: temp_out accuracy_decimals: 1 unit_of_measurement: "°C" # Calculate Delta - platform: template name: "Radiator Office - Delta T" lambda: |- return (id(temp_in).state - id(temp_out).state); id: delta_t unit_of_measurement: "°C" accuracy_decimals: 1 update_interval: 30s on_value_range: above: 2 below: 15 then: if: condition: and: - lambda: return id(temp_in).state >= 27.5; # x = current value then: - switch.turn_on: fanswitch - delay: 1s - light.turn_on: id: fanhub brightness: !lambda "return (1.0 - (0.05 * id(delta_t).state));" else: - switch.turn_off: fanswitch - light.turn_off: fanhub # Sensor for FAN Speed Readings - platform: pulse_counter pin: GPIO19 # Geel van Fan id: TACH # VSPI MISO name: "Radiator Office - RPM" unit_of_measurement: 'RPM' accuracy_decimals: 1 filters: - multiply: 0.5 ######### output: - platform: gpio pin: GPIO15 id: 'mosfet' - platform: ledc pin: GPIO18 #D18 Blauw van Fan id: RPM #VSPI CLK frequency: 25000 switch: - platform: output name: "Radiator Office - Fan Switch" output: mosfet id: fanswitch light: - platform: monochromatic name: "Radiator Office - Fan Mode" id: fanhub output: RPM restore_mode: ALWAYS_OFF ``` **Logs (if applicable):**Additional information and things you've tried: