Quote from: NotFuzzyWarm on Today at 07:51:36 PM

Quote from: ya5on on Today at 07:39:26 PM

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I have ETHERNET connection, but I found that activating wifi for this setup procedure makes things a little easier because you don't have to log off>log on>log off>log on to different networks when setting up AN3): Use wifi for first part of setup, then fall back cable

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As mentioned I found that using pc's wifi in addition to cable to connect to AN3 via browser address 192.168.168.168 is a "less messy" way than logging on/off different wifi's during setup as this can get confusing if the AN3's first try to connect is not successful)

Maybe older Nano's had a LAN port but the latest ones are WiFi only so cable connection is not possible.

There is no need to change the PC's WiFi address, just make sure that the PC or router broadcasts its SSID so it can be selected from the list that the setup program will display after logging in.

Sorry, maybe I explanined badly, so that you have misunderstood:

(Remeber: In AN3 setup you have to first connect to it's internal net, then -after,wards, to access setup, you have to connect to the but same - net as AN3)

AN3 has ONLY wifi -. yes. To set up AN3 you have to connect to it's wifi. I did not mention connecting any cable to AN3 , only using your wifi in additon to ethernet to avoiod complications during setup (because: one has to first connect to the internal net of AN3 (called: heater_nano_home..?) then you have to disconnect, the connect to "home"wifi that you defined for AN3 ; In this operation I have experienced "a little chaos" if AN3 doesn't connect . Having a pc w/cable connection AND also using it's wifi makes you able to do both at the same time one browser window first to 192.168.168.168 then new tab with AN3's new ip, - see..?