So to clarify things a bit: 1. The SSID of the node's networks is HIDDEN and not broadcasted. The nodes DON'T show up at all by default. It also seems to be impossible to change this behaviour with the code available from the mesh-SDK since any change done to the access-Point-configuration beforehan...

Hey, greetings from Germany once more, I'll come straight to the point: 1. Is it possible to connect to the mesh network from e.g. a Raspberry Pi or so? I'm using the mesh to communicate MQTT-messages to a broker (my server), but I've got client-instances running on a few RPIs as well and I don't wa...

Hey Alen, it would be really nice, if you could add some more detail to the explanation of the core-fuctions like espconn_mesh_establish and the different mesh-modes, though. I really appreciate the demo and it's really helpful, but some things won't become clear (please keep in mind, that we users ...

So one more new topic from me today, I have two technical questions (or rather observations): 1. Once a connection is established in LOCAL or ONLINE mode and the router disconnects (e.g. because of a blackout), the mesh-nodes won't re-connect to it even if the WiFi is back up but rather get stuck in...

Hey, from what i understood so far, a mesh-node in SOFTAP-mode will always act as a root-node and thus establish a new network instead of joining an already existing one. I'm currently trying to figure out, how to let a node join an existing network without having to connect to a server (just to rel...