Hello all, after about 3 years my wifi started acting up, so i power cycled my system. now i cant connect or anything to my RBR50, just like this video https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DCk8iw52QB4
Is there anyone who know a way i can reconnect to my device and explain it to me like im new here, been using 5 days on this and for this expensive system it should work better, its probably a firmware problem. there is no light what so ever on the top, but there is that green power on it. please help
Hello all, after about 3 years my wifi started acting up, so i power cycled my system. now i cant connect or anything to my RBR50, just like this video https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DCk8iw52QB4
Is there anyone who know a way i can reconnect to my device and explain it to me like im new here, been using 5 days on this and for this expensive system it should work better, its probably a firmware problem. there is no light what so ever on the top, but there is that green power on it. please help
Have tryed connecting with cable, admin /password, didnt get me anywhere eiter , reset wont work, just like in the video in the first post, he bought a new router, im about to do the same here, and never go back to this brand, because there is no help to get for there firmware that probably broke it after alittle over 2 years 😞
Did you press the reset button for 15 seconds then release and see if you could access the RBRs web page at 192.168.1.1 after the top ring started to pulsate WHITE?
There is no light at all in the top, and it only lights green when there is power on, the satelite can reset and works pretty much as expected, but i cannot figure out how to connect to my main RBR, i tryed 192.168.1.1 and 10.0.0.1 and .com and .net with orbilogin, even plugged in directly into my PC and no going throug a bridge
This may seem silly, but do you feel or hear the click? There is a tiny push button switch on the circuit board that is supposed to line up with that tiny hole.
The Ring LED at the top of the case is supposed to go through a sequence of pulsing, abruptly turning on/off, etc. for about two minutes until it finally displays either blue or magenta for two minutes. After that, no light at all.
I have found that TFTP is really sensitive regarding timing. There is a short window of time during the power up when the router listens for a TFTP connection. Too early, and there's no response. Too late, also no response. The "sweet spot" is not very long.
On one occasion, it took me six attempts to get firmware to load.
yes there is a click, im working with networking cards here in denmark, we test using failsafe button on the cards aswell, so im not that new to this hardware, its the software im not a shark at 🙂
There is a chance that nmrpflash is more sophisticated than TFTP and does not require precise timing. (Those six attempts were a demoralizing effort until, Voila!, it took.)
