iOS app does not find OS4Pro

KJ7PLR

I first configured my new Openspot4Pro to use my home Wifi (name: homewifi), as Profile 1, and it worked.

I created Profile 2, to use my phone's hotspot (name: mobilewifi) and there is a bug.

The browser (via the android app, or iOS app, or MacOS app) does find my Openspot. However when it tries to connect to it, it always inserts the IP address of my home wifi network. I've cleared my browser cache, and still it tries to find the old IP address.

Update question: Does SharkRF store the name of my wifi network on their servers?

HA2NON

Your openSPOT only uploads its local IP address (which is assigned by your router) to the www.sharkrf.link service. If it resolves your UID to your home network IP address then it means the device was not able to upload its local IP address. Use http://openspot4.local/ to open the web interface.

Note that all Wi-Fi networks are shared between configuration profiles by factory default settings. You can turn this off and have 5 different Wi-Fi network slots in each configuration profile if you disable the Save to all configuration profiles setting on the Network page, Wireless settings section.

LouNawlins

HA2NON How do you turn it off and keep it off?

I have unchecked the box but it keeps returning to being checked and won’t save new Networks.
Nor allow me to delete old network

KJ7PLR

The option "Save to all configuration profiles" fixed my issue, and is a great way to deal
with network changes, thank you. Nice to have this option.

I have my device changing profiles and connecting to different wifi networks on reboot without issue.

73,
KJ7PLR

HA2NON

Click on the Save button after you uncheck the setting.