I have been unsuccessful in getting the web interface to load and remain accessible on the OneFinity. Currently I have it hardwired to my network, the web browser shows “Onefinity CNC - Web Interface” but never loads unless I restart the controller at which point it will load and be accessible for a very brief time before dropping and becoming inaccessible again. In addition to this, the WiFi option does not pickup the Wifi from the AP that is literally sitting on top of the controller. To date the OneFinity has been very frustrating to use and I am hoping someone here is able to assist me with getting this resolved.
As an FYI, I did find a potential “work around” that involved “commenting out img src=”/api/video"" but did not mention how this is completed or if it is still relevant on 1.3.1.
Yes, it’s an active device and I can ping it without issue. It’s just a loading issue that happens on PC. My iPhone can connect to it on Chrome, Safari etc. but not my PC.
I would agree if it wasn’t for the fact that the WiFi doesn’t work on the controller as well… I’ve found others on the forums with the same issue but no corrective actions yet which means it’s not an isolated case. It would also be different if it was only one browser, but using multiple browsers and still not getting results leads me to think it’s an issue with the NIC
Also, the fact I can connect to it perfectly fine when it starts up is confirmation that it’s not an issue with the PC. I shouldn’t need to restart the controller every time I want to upload a new program to it…
I am having an issue as well.
I have never connected my controller to the WiFi since starting using my 1F in 2022. I recently got the z20 and was trying to simply change the settings on the controller interface. I saw that I needed to update to V1.4.1 so that the settings would register the newer model z slider. As I attempted to connect my controller to my WiFi for the first time ever and then install the new firmware, it said something along the lines of “reboot”. Nothing ever happened so I powered everything off then closed out the web interface. I now cannot load the interface on my laptop no matter how many times I refresh it. It keeps thinking there is a typo.
To preface my normal order of operation, which I’ve never seen anyone else do; I will create my files on VCarve and save them to a folder.
With my laptop connected to WiFi, I go into the shop and hook up an Ethernet cable between my laptop and controller.
Power on the 1F
Load the web browser.
Then the normal pop up of “would you like to home the machine”
This process always worked.
My fault lies somewhere in the steps of connecting my controller to the WiFi, but it’s also still not pulling up on my laptop. Any suggestions?
hello, I am having kind of the same issue. Whats going on with me, I powered up my x-50 yesterday, and started a carve. I left the cnc powered up all night but paused, came back out today and started back up the carve. Still going no issues as of yet, but I just tried to log in to the web interface and my laptop browser will not pull it up. Says took to long to respond, I know the cnc is connected shows it anyways on the main screen. I still have another 6 hours to go for the carve to be done. The last time I had this happen I had to reboot my cnc to get it to connect. My cnc sits about 5 to 7 feet from my node.
I had a similar issue where the web interface became locked to one computer on my network. I have my 1F BB controller hooked up to my wired ethernet network and assigned a static IP address. This was before I assigned a static IP on the BB controller via SSH. After the assignment I can browse the web interface from any computer on my local network. I think it was something to do with the DHCP protocol inside the 1F operating system.
Aiph5u
(Aiph5u (not affiliated with Onefinity))
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Hey RogueMachinist,
The buildbotics-derived Onefinity CNC controller’s system provides a link-local address automatically (zeroconf / Avahi is installed). This way, the controller is accessible under http://onefinity.local. On older windows computers, you must first install Apple Bonjour (on your own computer, not on the controller) for automatic discovery. You can then log in via the ssh server that is installed on the controller:
user@yourcomputer:~$ ssh bbmc@onefinity.local
bbmc@onefinity.local's password: onefinity
Linux onefinity 4.9.59-v7+ #1047 SMP Sun Oct 29 12:19:23 GMT 2017
armv7l
The programs included with the Debian GNU/Linux system are
free software; the exact distribution terms for each program are
described in the individual files in /usr/share/doc/*/copyright.
Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to
the extent permitted by applicable law.
Last login: Sat Jul 13 22:45:27 2024 from 192.168.250.42
SSH is enabled and the default password for the 'pi' user
has not been changed. This is a security risk - please login
as the 'pi' user and type 'passwd' to set a new password.
bbmc@onefinity:~ $