Hey Guys,
I hope to find some help over here. I recently bought a NodeMCU for a couple of bugs to create a WiFi-Based LED-Stripe controll. During my tests, I used a Fritz!Box 7362SL Router in order to connect & use everything. It worked flawless without any issues. When I tried to connect to my home WiFi, it just didn't work. I used the same code as before, but changed SSID and Password. My home's router is using WPA2-Encryption, just like my test setup. The MAC-Adress of the NodeMCU is allowed. The important code sequences:
I end up at the line " Serial.print(".");" in the setup. It just keeps printing points.
I'm using the latest versioon of Arduino IDE and the esp8266 library by ESP8266 Community.
I can't think of any issue, I'd be very thankful for any advise!
trueJP:
Hey Guys,
I hope to find some help over here. I recently bought a NodeMCU for a couple of bugs to create a WiFi-Based LED-Stripe controll. During my tests, I used a Fritz!Box 7362SL Router in order to connect & use everything. It worked flawless without any issues. When I tried to connect to my home WiFi, it just didn't work. I used the same code as before, but changed SSID and Password. My home's router is using WPA2-Encryption, just like my test setup. The MAC-Adress of the NodeMCU is allowed. The important code sequences:
void loop() {
WiFiClient client = server.available();
//everything else is just server stuff
}
I end up at the line " Serial.print(".");" in the setup. It just keeps printing points.
I'm using the latest versioon of Arduino IDE and the esp8266 library by ESP8266 Community.
I can't think of any issue, I'd be very thankful for any advise!
edit: I finally figured it out! I'm using a WiFi-Repeater, and it seems like theres an issue with multiple networks with same SSID. Any possible solution?