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unknown device - Vendor: fn-link technology - possible Deebot vacuum?
alistair
Member, Beta Tester Posts: 6
I just noticed an unknown device. The Vendor is listed as Fn-link Technology. The DHCP vendor entry is: dhcpcd-5.2.12:Linux-3.10.104:armv7l:Rockchip RV1108
I believe it my be a smart vacuum (similar time frame). I've done a temporary block to see what impact that has. The app appeared to be unable to link to the device (although it said it was online). Vacuum continued to work, but I suspect it gets a fair amount of buffered info.
Just really looking to see if anyone would know if Fn-Link Tech would potentially be a supplier for Deebot.
I believe it my be a smart vacuum (similar time frame). I've done a temporary block to see what impact that has. The app appeared to be unable to link to the device (although it said it was online). Vacuum continued to work, but I suspect it gets a fair amount of buffered info.
Just really looking to see if anyone would know if Fn-Link Tech would potentially be a supplier for Deebot.
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Gulf Coast, USModerator Posts: 803✭✭✭✭✭
There is a way you can test, if you can fully power down the vacuum (unplug base station also) and try to ping it that should let you know if this is the device.1
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