ASIAir Android App 2.1.2 No mobile Network on latest BlueStacks + Win11

Hallthorr

Hey there!
I've recently updated my ASIAir Firmware to 11.01.
Because of the Firmwareupdate I had to update my ASIAir App on my BlueStacks instance as well.
I wasn't able to install the App 2.1.2 on my Nought 32 / 64 bit instance of Bluestacks so I updated BS to Version 5.21.111.1001 and had to use Pie 64 bit otherwise I wasn't able to install the .APK.

After installing the .APK I wasn't able to connect to my ASIAir.
The ASIAir App says that there is no mobile network connection, but this isn't true because I'm able to use Google Chrome, Playstore and so on without any issues. With my real cellphone everything is fine and I can connect to my ASIAir.
The ASIAir is in station mode and connected via LAN to my router.

Before the update my mobile network on the ASIAir App on BS was called "BlueStacks"

Tried the update on two different PC with two different BS instances. I've als tried using Android 11 instead of Pie 64 bit. Same result: "No Network"

Did I miss something in the settings?
Does anyone have the same issue?!

Tech@ZWO

Hallthorr Try IP connection: 10.0.0.1

Hallthorr

Tech@ZWO
Thanks for the reply - I tested the IP "10.0.0.1" and the connection couldn't be established. Same Error
As I said every other (Internet-)service on BlueStacks 5 + Win 11 is working on Pie 64bit except the connection to the ASIAir.
The BlueStacks ASIAir-App finds the Device but the connection won't be established.

And before the App-updated and Firmwareupdate everything worked pretty smooth.
No connection error with BS at all.

Edit:

Station Mode is deactivated
ASIAir has a wired connection and the router provided an IP-adress
ASIAir is accessible over Smartphone, which is connected to the Home-Network
ASIAir is visible in the Router-Backend

Dou you have any suggestion what the problem could be?!
Anyone else have the same issue?!

Hallthorr

Found the Solution in Bluestacks:

1st step:

You have to set up your location for simulated GPS / Location
Link: How to set your preferred location on BlueStacks 5

2nd step:

Open system apps on Android OS in BS
Tap App location permissions.
Under ”Allowed all the time," “,” and “Not allowed,” find the apps that can use your device's location.
Search for the ASIAir app 2.1.2 and change permission to Allowed all the time or Allowed only while in use

Final step:

Start the ASIAir App
Connect to the ASIAir
(It's possible that you have to reenter the IP-adress (which your Router provided for the Device) manually to connect to the ASIAir

This worked on the latest BS 5 Version (Pie 64bit or Android 11 instance) + Win11.

H5QGH1Bt

Hallthorr I tried to follow these instructions but can't find where you're seeing "Allowed all the time", etc. I'm running Bluestacks 5 on Windows 10. Thanks! Mark