- Make sure you have enabled 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, not just 5GHz. - Make sure the Wi-Fi router's encryption is WPA or WPA2 - Place the openSPOT3 close to the Wi-Fi router. - Make sure the Wi-Fi bandwith is set to max. 20Mhz in the Wi-Fi router (see explanation here: https://superuser.com/questions/542191/do...

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Please read the D-STAR radio setup section here: http://manuals.sharkrf.com/openspot3/en ... adio-setup
Please re-post your question in the openSPOT3 forum. This is the openSPOT1 forum.

- Place the openSPOT3 close to the Wi-Fi router. - Make sure the Wi-Fi bandwith is set to max. 20Mhz in the Wi-Fi router (see explanation here: https://superuser.com/questions/542191/does-moving-my-router-from-20mhz-to-40-mhz-increase-my-wireless-speed) - If it still does not work, try switching Wi-...

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You can also use DTMF codes on your transceiver, or your phone's browser to change settings.

You need to have all Wi-Fi networks configured in all configuration profiles. The openSPOT3 won't automatically switch configuration profiles.

If you have only 1 Wi-Fi network in the currently active configuration profile, then the openSPOT3 will only try to connect to that and nothing else.

I've moved the thread to the OS3 forum. The OS3 always tries to connect to Wi-Fi SSID #1. If it's found, then it will connect to that. If it's not found then it will try connecting to SSID #2 and so on.

You need to start a private call to the desired TG ID on the OS2.

This information can be found on the product page: https://www.sharkrf.com/products/openspot3/learn-more/ (Can I use the openSPOT3 continuously plugged into the USB power supply?) Yes! There’s even a setting which you can activate and then the openSPOT3 will turn on if there is external power availa...