Cerbo GX device not connecting to Wifi

Hello everyone!
I have a Cerbo GX device that has been working fine until recently that it lost communication with VRM.
Upon checking, I realized that the Wifi Access Point of the device has been blinking Orange, which indicates that the Wifi Access Point is disabled. In actuality, the Wifi Access Point is not disabled.
I am currently not able to connect the GX device to internet.
What could be the problem??

Attached are some pictures for perusal.



That happened to me in my old system. Somehow, it lost the password. I had to re-enter it.

The “wifi access point” isn’t your wifi connection to the internet, that’s the local access point for you to connect to the Cerbo: 7. Accessing the GX device

Also, please remove the VE.Can terminator from the open VE.Bus port. VE.Bus does not use terminators.

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Thank you very much for the observation and for the correction.
Despite the removal of the terminal resistors, the issue has not been resolved.
Without the access point, how do I connect locally to set the device online?
The device has even lost connection with VRM.
How do I get the wifi access point back on???

If it was me I’d first try rebooting the system using the soft reboot function in the menu. As with any piece of electronics, the Cerbo can use an occasional reboot!
If that doesn’t work, try @HRTKD’s suggestion above; using your display, try re-entering your wifi password. I only use wired ethernet on mine, so I don’t run into the issue myself, but have seen that happen before.
Also make sure that you’re not trying to connect to a 5GHz wifi channel, as the Cerbo doesn’t support that - 2.4GHz only!

@Deity
Pls ensure you are not using extended wifi channels on 2,4GHz band with your access point.

I reconfigured my FritzBox router to allow channel 13 which kicked out the Cerbo.

BR
Björn

The Cerbo doesn’t see any wifi network at all meanwhile there are a lot of them around.

@BjoernK
Please at this point the Cerbo is not recognizing any wifi network at all not to talk of connecting a 2.4Ghz

Have you rebooted the unit using the software reboot option in the menu?