25-Oct-2016, 04:14
I reckon with some forums you tend to get see all the issues and not the hundreds of happy customers that have nothing to complain about or post!!
Connectivity wise, my gut feel is that when you stretch the boundaries of the Dialog's wifi or PLC connection you run into troubles. As for what defines "stretching the boundaries" depends so much on your local environment (heaps of local wifi, power points on separate breakers, noisy power lines, other PLC devices on same circuit etc).
My Phantoms and Dialog are all connected on an un-filtered powerboard and connect via PLC. Once set up, I've never had an issue. No dropouts, disconnections, blips or farts :-)
Only time I've done a reset was after we had a power outage. But once a full resert was done and a new setup - stable ever since.
The other half of the problem that seems to come up is due to network / internet issues. If you have a half decent router in the house, you should be fine. The crap ones supplied by your internet/phone company usually don't cut it in my opinion.
Pull them out - set them up - sit back and enjoy the music. They are something to behold....
Connectivity wise, my gut feel is that when you stretch the boundaries of the Dialog's wifi or PLC connection you run into troubles. As for what defines "stretching the boundaries" depends so much on your local environment (heaps of local wifi, power points on separate breakers, noisy power lines, other PLC devices on same circuit etc).
My Phantoms and Dialog are all connected on an un-filtered powerboard and connect via PLC. Once set up, I've never had an issue. No dropouts, disconnections, blips or farts :-)
Only time I've done a reset was after we had a power outage. But once a full resert was done and a new setup - stable ever since.
The other half of the problem that seems to come up is due to network / internet issues. If you have a half decent router in the house, you should be fine. The crap ones supplied by your internet/phone company usually don't cut it in my opinion.
Pull them out - set them up - sit back and enjoy the music. They are something to behold....
