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jrkalf wrote: <sorry for the delay, I wasn't watching the topic and it slipped my mind>

It slipped mine too

I'm not sure, but I don't think my problems were not heat related, although it does get hot
Wifi settings not being accepted, things like that.
I'll try to dig in my memory (which is a bit rusty after holidays and all...)

Digit wrote:

jrkalf wrote: <sorry for the delay, I wasn't watching the topic and it slipped my mind>

It slipped mine too

I'm not sure, but I don't think my problems were not heat related, although it does get hot
Wifi settings not being accepted, things like that.
I'll try to dig in my memory (which is a bit rusty after holidays and all...)

Sorry, I didn't mean to say that wifi issues were heat related, but the device crashes because of heat with me and becomes unusable. It enters a boot loop if I interpret the led blinking correctly.

the only problem i have (i have no heat problem without the cover_ that all my ip devices with dhcp (laptop etc) get the roowifi ip as gateway ip. so no internet for this devices with dhcp.
any idea to fix or change this?

Akatar wrote:the only problem i have (i have no heat problem without the cover_ that all my ip devices with dhcp (laptop etc) get the roowifi ip as gateway ip. so no internet for this devices with dhcp.
any idea to fix or change this?

I defined a static lease for the roowifi in my ISC DHCP server.

my roowifi has a static ip 192.168.1.191
other ip devices that has dhcp on get that ip adres as gateway adres

also keep in mind you use the lower wifi channels
first time i also had problems, my router was standard on wifi channel 13, it seems roowifi can only work on channel 1-12 so it was never able to connect. took me almost an hour to figure that out

123unlock, you don't have any heat issues? What Roomba are you working with?

My setup is a Roomba 780 and it probably runs a higher output voltage or something. The little black block <triac?> (don't know the english word) that diverts the excess current to the GND is running dangerously hot with me and causes the device to go into a overheat and then a bootloop sequence.

hi

yes the black block on the upper left is getting hot here too.. but not causing any problems yet, also running it on an 780 roomba
the device is still responsive.. some thing i found out was that on the docking in the past it consumed 5 watt in trickle charge, and now it's using 8 watt so the roowifi consuming 3 watts.. based on normal state i think thats a lot. so no wonder it's getting hot

Any updates on the Wifi control?

Are all the suggested changes included? Still looking for a good solution voor my 780.

No News yet, still not using the roowifi

Bwired wrote:No News yet, still not using the roowifi

same.

Any updates? or still overheated?

No updates

I'm also having the same problem - very hot and no reliable wifi connection- is it possible to upgrade the firmware? What is Xavier doing about this?

I purchase one in last 28th October and also have the same problem :Heat was an issue since the beggining with my board,very, very hot and no reliable wifi connection! I think because of heat it crash and enters in boot loop...finally yesterday I found the red light not blinking so I pull it out and he burnt my finger ...I'll let it cool all night and after reinserted in my Roomba 780 and now is completely unresponsive no boot loop no adhoc network and after a few blinks on connection it lights off I've made the purchase through Z-Wave and I'm waiting for their reply
Any one have had something like that?Thanks a lot