Fred,

I am not intending to flame you or upset you in any way with this response. Just asking for a bit more info.


I think it might help if you would post relevant information such as router vendor, model, and firmware installed. N router support can be problematic as there are many different interpretations of specifications that may be had by different vendors/development teams. Also WPA is limited to certain types of WPA.

Also, what firmware is on the Prontos? What PEP version is in use?

Roaming for the pronto was never really intended. Some here have put a button on the system page over the wifi icon that will toggle wifi on/off to force a reconnect to different access point.

Try a search on wifiEnabled and I think you will find one of those hits.

Here's a link to start...

[Link: remotecentral.com]