PilotAware
British Forum => Technical Support => Topic started by: Jcrook on December 04, 2016, 09:41:12 pm
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I have just purchased pilot aware and set up the system as described but my system is not producing a wifi signal/hotspot!! Any advice appreciated
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Hi
Can you please describe your power source ?
Also, are there any LEDs Active/flashing
Thx
Lee
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Hi Lee, I'm using a 2.1 amp USB port the red and green lights are flashing alternately as described but no wifi?
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Hi Jon
Very strange, please message me your address lets get a replacement dongle in the post.
In the meantime what is the wifi client you are using, ipad ?
Can you please provide a web reference to the power supply you are using ?
Thx
Lee
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Hello. I have the same problem and not be as check the Wifi dongle to solve the problem. Best regards. Luis.
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Luis,
Is this a home build or did you buy the PilotAware Classic Package with all parts supplied from PilotAware?
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I too have a wifi issue. New to PAW and set up at home with no issues. Tried to use the system flying at the weekend. No wifi hotspot. Steady green and red lights on in the unit. Power source 5v 2.1A Rav Power.
Wifi dongle feels quite warm - is this a dodgy dongle?
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I too have a wifi issue. New to PAW and set up at home with no issues. Tried to use the system flying at the weekend. No wifi hotspot. Steady green and red lights on in the unit. Power source 5v 2.1A Rav Power.
Wifi dongle feels quite warm - is this a dodgy dongle?
Steady red and green is not good, this indicates either a disk error, or the disk has become dislodged.
Can you double check the MicroSD Card in the slot, it is spring loaded, so should lock into place.
Thx
Lee
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Hi Lee,
Have removed and reset the SD card several times, no wifi. Taken out all the other USB devices, no wifi, left it on for a while, no wifi. Lights just stay steady.
As I said, was ok at home seeing up, first time in the air couldn't get wifi but of course didn't have time to fiddle. Back at home no joy at all, very frustrating.
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Hi Lee,
Have removed and reset the SD card several times, no wifi. Taken out all the other USB devices, no wifi, left it on for a while, no wifi. Lights just stay steady.
As I said, was ok at home seeing up, first time in the air couldn't get wifi but of course didn't have time to fiddle. Back at home no joy at all, very frustrating.
Sorry to hear this, if both lights are on this sounds like a hardware failure, at first thought I would say the Micro SD card, but it could be the baseboard computer.
The last test you could try yourself before returning to PilotAwareHardware, would be to attach an HDMI Monitor/TV to the HDMI socket
This would provide information regarding the diagnostics, and would probably indicate where the failure is.
If you don't have access to an HDMI Monitor/TV, then I think it is a return to base I'm afraid.
Thx
Lee
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I can plug it into a TV via HDMI. How do you access diagnostic information?
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I can plug it into a TV via HDMI. How do you access diagnostic information?
Hi
Just turn on pilotaware and it is will sream messages
Thx
Lee
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ok, did that and nothing streamed!
I'll box it up and send it back for a replacement. Can you let me know the address to send to please?
Thanks
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Oh dear :(
Details for return can be found on
PilotAwarehardware.com
Thx
Lee
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Ok, will get that sorted. Thanks for the advice.