TNAP-3 Test Images for OSMIO4K - Discussion

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We have a lot of control over this image, and can add or take away as needed. Let me know if you have any suggestions or comments about making it better.
As an example, ATSC drivers will be pre-installed on the next version.
 
I installed this image on Wednesday and started playing with it today.. The menus are pretty similar to TNAP-1 with some different branches. I have only scanned 58 W. Everything looks good so far. I will know more after I get WebIF connected. Thank you VERY MUCH El Bandidio!

Norman
 
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My only problem was that I could not get OpenWebIF to connect. After several hours of on and off switching back to TNAP-1, I found the problem. TNAP-1 connects to the 5G signal. TNAP-3 only works with the 2.4 GHZ signal. I will scan more sats today and report any issues.
 
I am surprised the 5G does not work in later versions, but does work in earlier versions.
We can change to an earlier version of wireless lan if needed to fix this.
Post #1 of this thread is updated to show the 5G problem.

Thanks
 
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My only problem was that I could not get OpenWebIF to connect. After several hours of on and off switching back to TNAP-1, I found the problem. TNAP-1 connects to the 5G signal. TNAP-3 only works with the 2.4 GHZ signal. I will scan more sats today and report any issues.
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Tested my 5g router and it did connect and OpenWebIF worked and was able to stream with Tnap-3.
 
OK
We need to find out why one 5G connects and the other does not?
Are both of these 5G routers open or password protected?
 
The Hauppauge ATSC drivers are not pre-installed in the first mio4k test version. They will be pre-installed in the next version.
To install Haupauge 955 driver:
Verify the receiver has an internet connection
Goto the Plugins menu and press the green remote button. A download list will populate.
Select drivers from the populated list.
Highlight the driver you want to install and press the OK button on the remote.
 
My Mio4k is connected to 5G with a password and the Haupauge 850 is working fine with drivers installed. EB was nice enough to send me the image with drivers installed.
 

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I have tried several times. I am able to connect at 2.4 fine, but not 5G on TNAP-3. I checked TNAP-1 and it still connects at 5G. All of my networks are password protected.
 
No new plugins found. I was not connected to the Internet after my 5G attempts failed. I reconnected at 2.4G and can now download the drivers for my 955Q.

Thanks!
Norman
 
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You will get the no new plugins message if there is no internet connection. You will need to refresh the plugins list once internet is restored, or you will get this message again.
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If you are certain you have an internet connection, then run software update. Running a software update should refresh the downloadable plugins list, providing the receiver is connected to the internet.
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This is what the downloadable plugins list should look like if the internet connection is working, and if the plugin list has been refreshed.
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setup internet_19700101010137.webp

The check internet connection step in setup shown above is broken. I have spent a lot of time in this area in past versions, and it will probably be best for now to skip this step entirely in setup.
This is what would happen if this setup step is deleted:
If a working Ethernet cable is connected to the receiver, then internet will automatically be available for the receiver.
If a wireless internet connection is to be used, then it would need to be setup AFTER the initial setup is completed.
 
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The check internet connection step in setup shown above is broken. I have spent a lot of time in this area in past versions, and it will probably be best for now to skip this step entirely in setup.
This is what would happen if this setup step is deleted:
If a working Ethernet cable is connected to the receiver, then internet will automatically be available for the receiver.
If a wireless internet connection is to be used, then it would need to be setup AFTER the initial setup is completed.
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I have connection problems that are "partially" working. I'm going to start from scratch and do a clean install on Saturday. I'll keep reading here all week.
 
Thanks for the update!
We need to figure out what is going on as the wireless connection should not work for some, but work for others. I also plan to have an updated image version available in the next few days. The updated image version should have ATSC drivers loaded bt default, plus a few other things.
 
el bandido said:
Thanks for the update!
We need to figure out what is going on as the wireless connection should not work for some, but work for others. I also plan to have an updated image version available in the next few days. The updated image version should have ATSC drivers loaded bt default, plus a few other things.
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You are welcome. I noticed last night that even though I could use OpenWebIF at 2.4Ghz only that when I did a network test, the IP test fails while I am connected. (??) Time to start over. My entire system is Ubuntu Linux and wireless only.
 
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