[engolling]

Hi,

I don't intend to cast doubt on the AQM-III software, contrary I am pointing to the IDE of the Arduino.

The cause is not my LAN, my laptop is on wifi, I can connect with everything including the AQM-III. But even the BasicOTA sketch does not create the OTA port. And that is what this threads in my posts above are about.

I am only looking for a clue.

Have you tried another machine (Arduino unloaded) to start from scratch and to check if it is network oder computer related, that you do not find your device.

Edit: One additional Info - be sure you have your laptop and your arduino in the same wifi and no guest wifi from the same AP

Regards,
engolling

[Phil23]

I'm Currently in the process of updating my two boards to have OLeds.
While I'm playing around in the code I thought I'd look at the LEDs.

By default the LED's seem of little use in their default config, but they could easily be reconfigured for some more meaningful data.
At this point I was thinking of re-coding them to correspond somewhat with the Print Debug options to the serial monitior

Was thinking the Led1 could indicate a that the sensor fan was active & Led2 could be lit briefly each time a sensor is read.
Anyone done anything like this? Or put the LED's to other purposes?

Ideally it would include an option in config.h so it could optionally be selected.

[werk_ag]

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By default the LED's seem of little use in their default config, but they could easily be reconfigured for some more meaningful data.
At this point I was thinking of re-coding them to correspond somewhat with the Print Debug options to the serial monitior

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Depending on how each user uses the AQM III, the way in which the LEDs are used by default may or may not seem useful.

If you think of an AQM III used in stand alone mode, the way the LEDs work by default can make a lot of sense (especially when LED1 is used in Fade In - Fade Out mode). Anyway, since the software is open source, anyone can modify it in a way that best suits their needs or preferences. Ideas and suggestions are always welcome.

[Laura]

Can you ping the AQM from the PC?

[hornychz]

Can you ping the AQM from the PC?

Hi Laura.
And yes, of course.