Just updated my firmware and now the APEX is restarting every 1-2 hours and very poor network connection to Fusion. I heard it a bug in the new firmware, are there any work arounds?
Thanks
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Just updated my firmware and now the APEX is restarting every 1-2 hours and very poor network connection to Fusion. I heard it a bug in the new firmware, are there any work arounds?
Thanks
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Some have had luck changing from DHCP to static. Others updating router firmware. Outside of that, the only way to fix it if you have the bug is to revert to an older firmware.
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This is not acceptable honestly. Isn’t this firmware months old? There should have been a fix for this already.
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Having the same issue this morning.....lost my WXM as well, so no control over my Vortechs or Radions.
I still not sure what I can do. I think it may have something to do with my network. The old firmware worked great. But now seems it has trouble with my power line network adapters.
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when you flashed to the 4.53, do you made a update fw of all module connected, and display too to 011 rev?
Update the boot loader too (is possible only with menu on display)?
I've been having the same issue after update on Apex classic. I could hear my return pump and skimmer restarting several times each morning. I found a power adapter to plug into the Apex. It seemed to fix the problem. Hardly any resets, except I do still get an occasional reset maybe once every week to 10 days. Never happened before updating
I am also having the same situation after upgrade and i have DHCP static. It is very weird because it resets so fast that i don't get the disconnect email warning.
Either bad terminology or it's not doing what you think it is.
DHCP enabled and MAC address reserved in router (similar to static)- Apex requests ip address from router. Router already knows which one to give It, which is always the same ip.
DHCP enabled - Apex requests ip address from router. Router gives apex next available ip address
DHCP disabled (static) - Apex tells the router which ip it is going to use.
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I'm having same issue.
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