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I have a bunch of these MSS310 Meross plugs. Thank you bytespider for your work on this fantastic tool!
I cannot get the new version of this tool to work with my MSS310 plugs. The ones I am working on today are hardware version 6.0.0, firmware 6.1.10, and they have already been connected to my network, and mqtt server. Some of the plugs disconnected from my wifi suddenly. It sometimes happens, sometimes various reboots of the network and the plugs sometimes sorts it, but occasionally I have to resort to re-pairing them with your tool.
I am using a live version of Fedora 41, and I install nvm v0.40.3, and use that to set up for the Meross tool. Today, I tried using meross latest (v 2.0.1), and when I connected to the MSS310 and ran the command, it flashed the LED a few times, clicked off and on, flashed green for a while, and then went back into orange and green flashing again. This happened on several plugs. I tried using NodeJS 24.0.0, and 24.7.0, both with same result.
Command that failed was:
npx meross setup --wifi-ssid 'blah' --wifi-pass 'blahblah' -mqtt 'mqtts://192.168.4.100:8883'
In the end, I did this below, specifying version 1.0.15 and it worked fine:
nvm install v20.0.0
nvm use v20.0.0
npx meross@1.0.15 setup --gateway '10.10.10.0' --wifi-ssid 'blah' --wifi-pass 'blahblah' -mqtt 'mqtts://192.168.4.100:8883' --verbose
I still do not know why these plugs sometimes do not like it when the wifi is rebooted, and then go into pairing mode. I was thinking maybe the new version of the meross pairing app had some updated that might help? Is it worth me trying to get the new meross pairing app working, or just keep using the older version for my MSS310 plugs?
Thank you for this great tool and your help.