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RE: HDMI Monitor says 'Signal out of range" - inthemoode - 12-12-2019 (12-12-2019, 01:14 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: These two System Config options have to be ON for a locally attached HDMI display. Thanks for clearing it up Tim. I know I am new to this, but is it possibly worth setting it up so that a fresh image will use an attached display if one is there (maybe by using hdmi_force_hotplug=1)? My idea is that someone new to moOde can plug the raspberry pi into a monitor keyboard and mouse, just like a regular computer, and manually configure the wifi networking. Just a 3rd way to get Wifi set up I guess. RE: HDMI Monitor says 'Signal out of range" - Tim Curtis - 12-12-2019 Hi, moOde automatically boots into AP mode if both of the following conditions are true. - No Ethernet connection - No WiFi SSID defined or SSID defined but no IP address received You can then connect to the SSID Moode and then enter http: //moode.local or http: //172.24.1.1 in a Browser. It's prolly easier to use AP mode rather than connect display, keyboard/mouse. AP mode is described in the Setup guide. https://github.com/moode-player/moode/blob/develop/www/setup.txt RE: HDMI Monitor says 'Signal out of range" - inthemoode - 12-13-2019 (12-12-2019, 11:15 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: Hi, I fully agree, it's easier, for me. But for example, I am currently helping someone over the phone, to get his rpi/moode set up, and he struggles with wifi and how it works. I will have to walk him through it slowly. For him, it would be easier to plug it into a screen. But he's probably in the minority of people who would try to set up Moode. |