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Ios 14 update issue

Doug - K3TZR
Doug - K3TZR Member ✭✭
in SmartSDR for iOS

After updating my iPad to iPadOS 14 I can no longer see my radio on the local network. I can still see the radio on SmartLink.

I believe the issue is that the app does not “ask for permission” to use the local network. If you look at the settings app at Settings-> Privacy -> Local Network you will see a list of apps that have requested access to the local network. Unfortunately, SmartSDR for iOS isn’t in that list.

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  • Bob K8RC
    Bob K8RC Member ✭✭✭
    • Start the app
    • Go to Settings-Show Extended Settings and change LAN mode from 'Discover' to 'Scan'
    • Go to Panadapter and tap the screen to connect
    • Allow it to use the LAN when it asks for permission. If it doesn't find anything that's OK.
    • When the scan completes return to Settings
    • Change 'Scan' back to 'Discover'

    Just conjecture on my part, but I believe this works because, as you have found, after the update, the app doesn't have LAN privileges established and "Discover" is a "passive access" mode. (Just listening).

    "Scan" is an active mode and requires LAN access which is requested then established. Once those privileges are established, the passive approach works.

    73,

    K8RC

  • Doug - K3TZR
    Doug - K3TZR Member ✭✭

    Thanks Bob,

    I tried your suggestion and at first it didn’t work. I got the message “nothing found”. So I went back to extended settings and looked around some more. It was then that I noticed that the “Network” setting said “10.1.0.1”. At one time that was a correct value (I’ve moved and changed from an Apple router to a Fios router). I changed the network setting to 192.168.1.1 and retried, now it works.

    What’s puzzling is that prior to the upgrade to iPadOS 14, this was working. I’m unsure what the network setting was, Things were working so I didn’t look at settings.

    73’s Doug

  • Doug - K3TZR
    Doug - K3TZR Member ✭✭

    BTW, SmartSDR for iOS now shows up in Settings->Privacy->Local Network and therefore the permission to use the local network can be disabled if you so desire.

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