Relocate it to another Wifi connection is not available now. For the time being, please use the Ethernet port to connect the Node with the network of your Office.
Change Wifi Connect
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Is this available yet? I just moved to a new home. Would like to keep my pNode operational.
Not yet. Maybe this will be of help.
http://ip:5000/update-wifi?qrcode=&ssid=&password=
Replace ip with the lan ip of your Node, and fillout qrcode, ssid (name of your wifi network) and password. Run it in a browser.
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Hey there, on February 29th I moved houses, so with that came new wifi. I added a new node, same as the old one just new wifi and it popped up under my old one. It’s a little finicky and the interface needs updating, but it does work when moving houses.
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You can remove one of the nodes, if you have no use for it anymore.
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It’s the same node, just in a different house. I don’t want to mess anything up so I left it. There’s no delete button or anything?
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No there is no delete button.
On the settings page, tap on an account 7 times, after that the “remove Node” option will be available in the 3 dots menu on the Node tab.
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Umm, that took my node out all together! Not just deleting the top tab! Shoot!
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Great, now I got this when trying to add it back
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Okay I added the existing node and it’s all good and I’m down to one tab.
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Has anyone tried this command when changing WiFi to see if it works? I would like to go ahead and set up my new nodes, but I know for sure I will not be using this WiFi long term and don’t want to bugger it up so I am forced to use Ethernet from here on out…
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Curious if anyone has tried this too.
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Hi all, I changed the name of my WiFi network two weeks ago and my pnode has not had any new activity since then. Is there an update that will allow me to update the node to the new WiFi? I have look everywhere in the app but nothing works. I will be connecting to ethernet for the time being…
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In the meantime, please have it hardwired connected because the app doesn’t support to do it.
If you want to try a little bit @trevor3309 , this way is helpful:
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can you explain more about Lan IP, where i can find it ? @Peter
And QR code ? Is it a number when I scan the QR code under my node
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Hi @maibangftu2, firstly, you need to connect the Node to your local area network by the Ethernet port. Then there are 2 ways to get its IP:
1/ Login to your gateway explorer and search for this name: “theminer”. The gateway can vary bases on your Internet provider.
2/ Use a third-party app to scan for it. For me, I often use Advance IP scanner or Angry IP scanner
This is the instruction: https://www.dnsstuff.com/scan-network-for-device-ip-address
The QR code is the number when you scan under your Node.
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thank a lot <3
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Just something to note for the core team, I spent quite a while trying to get the wifi updated before realising that the endpoints listed when you go to nodeIP:5000 were wrong:
{
"data": {
"change-key": "GET: /<device-ip>:5000/update-key?qrcode=<your-qr-code>&validatorKey=<your-validator-key>",
"change-wifi": "GET: /<device-ip>:5000/update-wifi?qrcode=<your-qr-code>&ssid=<ssid>&password=<password>",
"init-node": "POST: /<device-ip>:5000/init-node",
"node-status": "POST: /<device-ip>:5000/node-status",
"reset-device": "GET: /<device-ip>:5000?x=reset&qrcode=<your-qr-code>",
"reset-node": "GET: /<device-ip>:5000/restart-node?qrcode=<your-qr-code>"
},
"status": 1
}
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Is this a UI feature yet?
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Not yet. ETA is October.
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