Hap ax2 2 GHz wifi in different modes

[jaclaz]

Ah, ok.

Then it is just the case of having a script of some kind to alternate between two configurations.

If you have a device with a "mode" button - you could "link" the button to the script, while having (as well if your device has it) the "user led" as visual indicator of which configuration you are running^[1].

I would start making a "HOME" configuration (and test it thoroughfully).
Then making a "TRAVEL" confioguration (and as well test it thoroughfully).

Then it will be just a matter of finding the differences between the two with something like (shameless plug ):

Configuration Parser Spreadsheet

Ok, with a bit of fiddling, it is actually possible to have a simple compare sheet that needs not to be re-synchronized when inserting or removing cells. Stand-alone, so it can be used by itself or added to the Config_Parser workbook. Attached Config_Compare. (Alpha1, but hopefully there can’t be much that needs to be checked/validated) Even if it will definitely be more usable using “single-lines” configurations, it should work also on “plain” not pre-processed ones as coming out from export…

^[1] Useful for managing the led and button:

LEDtoggle, simple script to toggle user led on/off

I am testing this on a hap lite running Ros 6.49.17. The idea is to have something that can flip/toggle the status of the user led (the ONLY programmable led on hap lite) at each run. For the moment I am using it as the script connected to Mode button, so at each press of the mode button the user led is triggered at the opposite state it is: /system routerboard mode-button set enabled=yes hold-time=0s..2s on-event=LEDtoggle The script in human readable format: /system leds :if ([:len [find…