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@michaeldale michaeldale released this 16 Oct 23:43
v1.3.2
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SmartClock-OSS 1.3.2 says more about why the clock cannot join your WiFi: a failed join now comes with the code the router or WiFi chip reported, and the settings page explains it.

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SDPro_SmartClockOSS_v1.3.2.bin: one file for both the stock update page and our own. Keep the file name: the stock page only accepts names starting with SDP. It contains no WiFi details.

SHA-256: see SHA256SUMS.txt attached to the release.

Upgrading

  • From 1.3.1, 1.3.0, 1.2.0 or 0.1.2: install it from the Firmware update card. Your settings and photos stay.
  • From 0.1.1 or earlier: the settings page and setup network now ask for the clock's password. On the sign-in page, press Show the password on the clock (see the 0.1.2 notes).

New

  • WiFi disconnect codes (#2). When the clock cannot join, the setup screen adds the code, for example "Can't join: no answer (15)". The settings page explains it, for example:

    • 15 or 204: the password handshake timed out; check the password.
    • 202: authentication failed; check the password.
    • 201: the network was not found.
    • 20: unsupported security mode; use WPA2 rather than WPA3-only.
    • 203: the router refused the connection.

    If your clock still will not join, please open an issue with the code it shows and your router's WiFi settings (band, security mode, channel).

Known limitations

  • The disconnect codes have been built and tested on the PC but not yet confirmed on a clock.
  • Only the GeekMagic SD Pro is supported. Other models, such as the SmallTV Ultra, use different boards.
  • MQTT has still not been tested against a real broker and Home Assistant.

Licensed under GPL-3.0. Full history: CHANGELOG.md.

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