Multiple wifi connections are disconnected at the same time on arduino

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Multiple wifi connections are disconnected at the same time on arduino
Multiple wifi connections are disconnected at the same time on arduino
2024-04-24 07:50:09
Model: Archer AX3000  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: v1

 

I am using an AX4800 to connect to the cloud with multiple arduino's (arduino Nano33 Iot) and periodically all wifi connections are disconnected at the same time.
Other wifi routers do not exhibit this phenomenon (NEC Aterm/BUFFALO AirStation).

 

The logs of the three arduino are as follows.

They get disconnected almost simultaneously.

 

NTP Time :20240423 03:40:17 Millis: 1059914
NTP Time :20240423 03:40:27 Millis: 1069905
NTP Time :20240423 03:40:37 Millis: 1079896
NTP Timeout
Disconnected from WiFi

 

NTP Time :20240423 03:40:22 Millis: 1067350
NTP Time :20240423 03:40:32 Millis: 1077341
NTP Time :20240423 03:40:42 Millis: 1087332
NTP Timeout
Disconnected from WiFi

 

NTP Time :20240423 03:40:16 Millis: 1061188
NTP Time :20240423 03:40:26 Millis: 1071209
NTP Time :20240423 03:40:36 Millis: 1081140
NTP Timeout
Disconnected from WiFi

 

Is there a workaround for this?

 

**I didn't see a model name so I used AX3000.

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Re:Multiple wifi connections are disconnected at the same time on arduino
2024-04-25 02:24:29

  @y-nishihara 

 

Hi, thanks for posting question here. 

You can find router model on its bottom label.

May I confirm all your wireless devices are arduino's (arduino Nano33 Iot) ? Or you have other wireless devices that are wirelessly conected to router stabily?

If  only your arduino's devices are experiencing frequent dropouts or losing internet connectivity when connected to a TP-Link router, there are several potential reasons and troubleshooting steps you can take:

    1. Check Wi-Fi signal strength: Ensure that the affected client devices are within range of the TP-Link router and not obstructed by obstacles. Consider repositioning the router or using Wi-Fi range extenders to improve coverage.

    2. Adjust wireless channel: Change the wireless channel on the router to minimize interference from neighboring networks.

    3. Update client device drivers: Make sure the network adapter drivers on the affected client devices are up to date.

    4. Disable router features: Temporarily disable advanced router features like Quality of Service (QoS) that may be causing compatibility issues with specific client devices.

    5. Update router firmware: Check for and install any available firmware updates for the TP-Link router to address compatibility issues and improve stability.

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