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Yes I noted this in the manual
The camera needs some time after it finished the capture that depends on camera model and used SD card (speed).
Usually it is around 3-4 second.
qDD will send the capture command at the defined interval but if the camera is not ready it will not accept it.

Just for record I tested this again and device discovery works for the client router to, no long press required.
For the AP router it does not work but it is because my AP router is setup in a different way.

Your original docs had a screenshot of your app which showed both cameras at the same time - no long press was necessary to see both these if they were both on the same network. As it was written many times, what you are referring is multiple DSLR connected to a single MR3040 with USB HUB. If you a...

If you set a 10 second interval then it will trigger the capture every 10 second, just tested.
Regarding aperture ramping please check the manual that can be downloaded here: http://dslrdashboard.info/downloads/

I am fairly sure that I did not misread this. I have also done each step as suggested above. It still does not work. I am using separate routers for each camera. Both cameras are the same make and model. I have set up one network with the second router as a client of the first. Logging the tablet t...

Please check the manual at http://dslrdashboard.info/downloads/

Flashing a ROM (custom one) can make your device unusable so if you don't have experience then think twice about it and read about it.
I did search but didn't find any.

Can you access the OpenWrt web interface (http://192.168.1.1 by default) from your Kindle Fire browser? If you can, under System->Software do you have ddserver package, what version it is? Connect your DSLR to MR3040 turn it on and in OpenWrt web interface check Status->System log You should have so...

The problem is that vendors not always enable the full USB host. If the hardware allows this can probably solved by installing a custom ROM that has the full USB host or by maybe rooting the device and trying to add the missing library. Unfortunately there is no universal way and it depends on devic...

There is a new wireless router with battery from TP-Link but unfortunately OpenWrt isn't available for it.
There are other wireless routers without battery that can be used like the MR3020 or WR703N or the Arduino Yun (only drawback that you need to provide a power source)