Make AutoAP run only once after a reboot #159
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could you test this again with this if your results are the same with this KILL WIFI?? added a WIFI KILL Switch (on Wifi AP section of webUI config) this is to kill Wifi and WifiAP completely from restart for pure Remote Digirepeater which should lower power comsumption a lot (as we need for this special cases) please test it a comment |
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Previously, AutoAP restarted immediately after the timeout, so it was effectively running all the time if wifi was absent or not configured.
With this change, If wifi goes away, AutoAP mode will run only once. After AutoAP timeout, code will check regularily if wifi returns and during checks the wifi card will be idle. If wifi is not configured, AutoAP will run only once and then keep card idle for lower power consumption.
Display is adjusted accordingly, with "Wifi: --" when the card is in idle mode and "Wifi: BK" in BACKUP DIGI MODE.
This reduces idle current consumption on my Lora32 2.1_1.6 from approx. 85mA @12v (with AutoAP running) to 37mA (stopped wifi).