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No WLAN reset #381
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On the first nspanel i set up wrong wlan settings and accidently saved, after that it seems not possible to connect to that device again. The devices local access point does not start after some wrong connection attempts.
There should be some kind of "load factory defaults", or is there already a Feature like that?
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tpanajott commentedon Sep 3, 2026
Hey, have a look here: https://nspanelmanager.com/docs/getting-started/configure-flashed-nspanel
Basically, just reboot the panel 5 or 6 times and it should poup with an AP again.
uPz3TT3r commentedon Sep 3, 2026
Oh nice, havent seen that. AI also found No answer 🫣
I will check it tomorrow! Would be happy to not flash again
uPz3TT3r commentedon Sep 4, 2026
Hi, i have tested different variants.
Restart 6x as soon AS the Display turns on again.
Restart 6x as the gui is completly loaded.
Restart 6x even If the Display stays black
Nothing worked to get the ap on
tpanajott commentedon Sep 5, 2026
Well that's a bit strange. Just had a look in the code and the limit is anything bigger than 5 resets. So you will need to reflash. I will be reworking this so that it will start an AP if it has not connected to the configured WiFi within 5 minutes as this solution as it is is quit finicky.
tpanajott commentedon Sep 5, 2026
Just had a read through the code while reworking this. There is a timeout before it resets the counter to 0 again. You need to restart the NSPanel within 5 seconds of it getting power. So, just restart it within a second or so of it getting power.
uPz3TT3r commentedon Sep 5, 2026
I have tried it with the Main Power fuse of the room. 5 restarts, but no ap.
Testet it on another device in another room, after 5 Main power fuse restarts the ap was working. In dont know what i have done wrong on the initial setup, i think i just inserted wrong WLAN credentials
tpanajott commentedon Sep 5, 2026
Strange, seems a reflash is the only solution.
Btw, there is a small recessed button that you can access from the bottom with something like a toothpick or SIM-tool that restarts the panel. No need to mess with the breakers.
uPz3TT3r commentedon Sep 5, 2026
Yeah i know and tried that too. I just wanted to be 100% sure