You really are a prophet 
After the third time, the system updated to 4.1.4. So everything is OK. I’m a bit sorry that I took up so much of your time. After all, it’s almost 10 PM in China!
Thought it was just a typo. Anything in particular you want tested? Have only used F-droid to install a terminal emulator (termux) so far. Was thinking of installing an MQTT broker via the terminal emulator but I couldn’t decide if mosquito was one t or two.
The core features of v4.1.x firmware is Matter Bridge chapter 1 and Export Zigbee devices to Home Assistant, so it would be great if you could test both of them.
To test Matter Bridge, you will need Apple HomePod, or Google Nest, or Amazon Echo, or Samsung SmartThings Hub.
To test Export Zigbee devices to Home Assistant, you will need a working Home Assistant OS installation.
I had the NSPP in router mode and all Zigbee devices paired to an iHost so nothing paired to my NSPP. Will the firmware update have taken it out of router mode?
I don’t use matter much but if I turn on matter on the iHost will I be able to send them to the NSPP?
Can you try rtsp over WAN? With the latest update, it only works locally.
application version : V 4.1.4
OS version : V 4.1.3
I don’t actually have indoor cameras that publish RTSP stream but I’m pretty sure you can turn my “Big”Linux laptop (Brazilian distro) webcam into a stream, but don’t actually know how to do it. Would a webcam be okay?
I have multiple VLAN so maybe it will appear as a WAN, with the NSPP on the IoT VLAN and Laptop on the home VLAN.
Or maybe there is a Google/Nest RTSP stream I don’t know of. I have a stream in Home Assistant using a Google developer account but don’t know how it is streaming between their cloud and the Home Assistant Integration. Suspect somehow I’d need to sign in on the NSPP to my Google Developer Account and create a new application over there.
It used to work before, I’m talking about before V 4.0.7. But with the latest update, it works locally, but not over WAN. It keeps returning the error shown in the image. I can run it over WAN on VLC and RTSP players. Actually, here’s the thing: yesterday I had an NSPanel Pro that came out of the box, and it was using version V 1.4.0, and it worked on that. But after updating the device, the image cut out. Now it keeps showing the error in the image.
Hi, Sorry for the issue you’re having. Could you please operate on your NSPanel Pro and submit the logs (Swipe down on the screen → Settings → About → Submit)? After submitting, please send me the Device ID separately. We will investigate the issue as soon as possible.
Also, could you let me know your camera model or provide a purchase link for the device? Thank you for your cooperation.
Nspanel pro randomly reboot.
Hi, I’m sorry to hear about the issue with your device. After restarting, is it able to resume normal operation?
What is the current version of your NSPanelPro that is experiencing the problem? If you are on the latest version (v4.1.4), please submit the device logs from the screen when the issue occurs , and tell me deviceid and the time of the abnormal restart. You can also let me know if there were any specific operations performed before the device restarted (for example, changing system settings?).
If you are not on the latest version, you can join the whitelist to upgrade. After upgrading, please observe whether the problem is resolved.
I have version 4.1.4.
Please submit a log on the NSPanel Pro device through Top drop-down menu -> Settings -> About -> Feedback -> Submit. The best timing is right after you notice NSPanel Pro rebooted itself.
I am a bit confused by the use of WAN having thought the camera to NSPP was over WAN but maybe you mean connection from the NSPP to phone app over WAN?
What I mean is that they are not actually on the same network. I have a camera set that broadcasts, and I was using it in another location via nspanel.
It works locally, and that part is easy. I sent a log via the device, and they are checking it. Thank you.