GeoffK wrote:
>
> 2. I'm reluctant to turn off encryption until I've exhausted everything
> else. I'm afraid I'll have to reset everything for all devices when I
> switch it back on again. Geoff
Turning On/Off encryption is just a mouse click, nothing to re-setup on
any device.
GeoffK wrote:
GeoffK wrote:
>
> 1. The router does operate on 2.4Ghz (and 5 GHz)
Do you even have N devices? Is LMS computer on N or G? If LMS is on N
it might be on a different network than your Radio & Controller (which
can only be on G).
reinholdk wrote:
> That's true, but if the Radio indicates that there is no connection by
> displaying the WiFi symbol in red it could also mean that there is no
> connection to LMS although the WiFi connection is fine.
> So in addition to your suggestion regarding the network I'd also look to
>
toby10 wrote:
> Yes, but a simple look into Radio diagnostics would reveal if Radio is
> on network or not. Or just select Switch to MySB.com, if it plays
> internet radio then it is on the network.
> Sadly, the WiFi indicator colors used to actually mean something (White,
> Blue, Red), but that
Thanks for the expertise offered - obviously much greater than mine.
I've now tried connecting with encryption switched off but still no
effect.
I tried manually connecting to my network name (SSID) with no
encryption, WPA and WPA2 (with encryption on), but nothing.
Encryption information is a
For me it seems that you are trying too much things at a time.
You said the Radio is connected to the network by cable now. That's
fine. So keep it like that until you succeed in connecting it with LMS.
But first, try connecting the Radio to mysqueezebox.com from the Radio's
menu and try playing
GeoffK wrote:
> Thanks for the expertise offered - obviously much greater than mine.
>
> I've now tried connecting with encryption switched off but still no
> effect.
> I tried manually connecting to my network name (SSID) with no
> encryption, WPA and WPA2 (with encryption on), but nothing.
>
Can the b mode be turned off ? You only need g/n a/ac , that would
probably not solve the current problem . But b mode is known to make the
network much slower .
It is the same network ? No guest network active on the router or any
other such setting that isolates wifi from Ethernet ?
What IP ad
It's a bit confusing to know whether the Radio is detecting your network
correctly.
What do you see when you use the menu
Settings > Advanced > Networking > Choose Network > Connect to Wireless
Do you see your wireless network name ? are there other network names
shown ?
If not have you disable
I'm getting more and more confused.
The router shows wireless and LAN separately. In fact it shows wireless
2.4 GHz and 5GHz separately but with the same SSID. I can't see how it
would be possible to turn off b mode. The router just shows it as I
wrote earlier. There are no other networks sho
GeoffK wrote:
>
>
> Forget about the controller for the moment. Once you get Radio working -
> then you'll know how to get the controller sorted.
>
> What do you see when on the Radio you do Settings > Advanced >
> Networking > Choose Network > Connect to Wireless.
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On the radio, Settings > Advanced > Networking > Choose Network >
Connect to Wireless, I currently see the old SSID (but not the current
one), someone's wireless printer and 'I don't see my network' (plus
'Help').
I have tried entering the network details manually a number of times but
with no suc
GeoffK wrote:
> On the radio, Settings > Advanced > Networking > Choose Network >
> Connect to Wireless, I currently see the old SSID (but not the current
> one), someone's wireless printer and 'I don't see my network' (plus
> 'Help').
Is there a tick mark again your old SSID ?
What type of wifi
What is the make/model of the wireless router ? (just in case there is
something odd when working with SBs)
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GeoffK wrote:
> On the radio, Settings > Advanced > Networking > Choose Network >
> Connect to Wireless, I currently see the old SSID (but not the current
> one), someone's wireless printer and 'I don't see my network' (plus
> 'Help').
> I have tried entering the network details manually a number
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