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Using LinSSID I thought I would confirm what channel the ESP32 AP was on. LinSSID says channel 1 but it is about 3 times the bandwidth of the router. I tried changing the channel on the AP to 6 but nothing happens, even after a power-on-reset. So, I thought I'd move the router to channel 8 and see if that fixes the problem. Looking in Maybe, the AP channel can be changed to 11 ... but that then possibly interferes with my other modem. Am I out-of-luck? |
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I see that there have been issues raised for related problems. |
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Probably just the lack of knowledge on how an AP works. I have an ESP32 running as an AP server on 192.168.4.1 and notice that data is being used on a router, which is on another network (192.168.8.1).
Do APs search around for other networks and do something that consumes small amounts of data (10-20KB) every couple of minutes? I can get 4 hours gaps where no data is used, which is random.
When I want to send a file from the AP I change to STA-mode, send the file and switch back to AP-mode. This might happen once a day.
Any clues as to what I need to read-up on?
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