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9 Roaming use cases

NORA-W36 supportes roaming, it is disabled by default and needs to be enabled before connecting Wi-Fi with AT+UWSROE=1
The most important setting are the following, see AT manual for more settings
Command
default
Valid values
AT+UWSROE=<roaming>
Default value 0
0: Disable roaming
1: Enable roaming
AT+UWSROS0=<roaming_scanning_threshold>
Default value: -70
Valid values: -95..0
AT+UWSROS1=<roaming_switch_limit>
Default value: 10
Valid values: 1..50
AT+UWSROS3=<roaming_current_rssi>
Default value: 0
0: Disable current rssi roaming
1: Enable current rssi roaming
With the default value roaming will start if RSSI goes to -70 or below, a background scan will start to find a better AP with the same SSID. It will perform a roaming if an Access Point with -70+10=-60dBm is found.
Is some situations you want to roam based on your current RSSI instead of a fixed value (default -60 dBm), then the Aggressive roaming should be used AT+UWSROS3=1 and also lower the limit for a better AP to like 3 dBm AT+UWSROS1=3. Then if the current RSSI is like -78dBm it will be like -78+3=-75dBm and change will happen if an AP with -75dBm or better is found a roaming will occur.
Last updated: 25 August 2025
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