Greetings! I contacted support and was directed to post here.
I recently bought a bond bridge to control some RF fans. My IoT network is disconnected from the internet; only allowing devices through for setup when needed. The bond bridge works great with home assistant using the local api, but I found that it was rebooting and still broadcasting its wifi setup network.
When searching I found the posts:
Which both mention a future option to disable to cloud watchdog/reboot. After looking at the local api docs, I found:
…/#tag/Network-Watchdog/paths/~1v2~1sys~1watchdog/get
…/#tag/Network-Watchdog/paths/~1v2~1sys~1watchdog/patch
Which seem to indicate that this feature was added! Unfortunately I am unable to use either endpoint; the bond bridge just gives me a 404. I am able to use other endpoints, and the /v2/sys/version endpoint returns:
{“target”:“zermatt”,“fw_ver”:“v2.28.0”,“fw_date”:“Tue Nov 2 19:07:06 UTC 2021”,“uptime_s”:248,“boot_patch”:“not first boot”,“make”:“Olibra”,“model”:“BD-1000”,“branding_profile”:“OLIBRA_BD1000”,“bondid”:“xxx”,“upgrade_http”:true,“api”:2,“_”:“xxx”}
The local api docs also mentions “If enabled, Bond will reboot if not connected to Bond Cloud within first 10 minutes of boot, or if disconnected for 3 minutes.” and that any http traffic to the bond bridge resets the watchdog timer, so I created a script that sends a request to the version endpoint every 5 minutes, but the bridge still brings up the Bond Config wifi ap. It seems to bring it up very quickly as well; within 60 seconds of the device being plugged in. Are the watchdog reboot and open access point separate things?
Is there any way I can get the bond to stop broadcasting the open access point?