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connection problem #2

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jozzygithub opened this issue Mar 8, 2021 · 1 comment
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connection problem #2

jozzygithub opened this issue Mar 8, 2021 · 1 comment

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@jozzygithub
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Hello
I'm trying to use this code on ESP32.
It is compiled correctly, at start I can see the webpage and i can set the values wifi SSID, password an so on.
Programmed with ARUINO IDE, after restart, the device connects to WIFI network, but on the COM Monitor of arduino see below.

The NTRIP server works correctly (based on SNIP, it is mine SNIP SERVER) and it works good with others systems.
I tried with 3 kind of ESP32 modules.
How to setup correctly the parameters?
I tried with another firmware on ESP32 that reads/asks only the Mountpoints and works correctly.
So I think I set some parameters with wrong value.
Can you help me
Regards, Giorgio

**WiFi Client successfully connected to : HUgio
Connected IP - Address : 192.168.1.79
NTRIP UDP Listening on IP: 192.168.1.79

RTCM/NMEA Baudrate: 115200

Requesting Sourcetable:

NTRIP Host connection failed
Can not connect to NTRIP Hoster
Check Network Name and Port
SourceTable request error !!
try starting RTCM stream !!!!!
NTRIP Host connection failed
Can not connect to NTRIP Hoster
Check Network Name and Port
Stream request error
RTCM stream started at serial1 (* = RTCM-Package, G = GGA-sent)

Client Timeout no RTCM Respond from Caster

Can not reach hoster, internet connection broken

Trying to reconnect

Requesting Sourcetable:**

@BartKofoed
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I ran into a similar issue today, specifically when connecting through an iPhone hotspot. It turned out that iPhone hotspots don’t like devices with a static ip. Commenting out the call to WiFi.config in WiFi_Start_STA() was a quick&dirty fix that worked for me. Note that you won’t be able to access the esp32 through the browser for configuration anymore.
Hope this helps anyone facing the same issue.

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