- WiFi.Scan(): I am not sure but this is for client mode, the module may switch to client mode automatically, no more AP mode.
It only does this if it’s in client mode, otherwise it skips it.
I moved things around as you suggest, added an IP address and it will initialize and respond, and network will appear. However, DHCP still isn’t working right, and it still fails to register a connection when I set my IP to static and connect directly - so in effect, nothing has changed.
I also noticed that the network only appears if I have no security on it, as soon as I add a password it is hidden and I can’t access it, either through the wifi manager or by manually adding the network.
However, the firmware version is 19.6.1.16761. The documentation says that anything 19.5.4 or greater should work, but I’m wondering if this is the culprit here. I’ll try to roll the firmware back to 19.5.4 and see if that changes anything.