13-Jun-2015, 23:26
(This post was last modified: 14-Jun-2015, 07:48 by superstock.)
I had speakers on separate circuits and putting them on the the same circuit has solved my problem of dropouts and weird problems of losing music on one Phantom from the optical input on another pair.
I thought I was going bonkers and couldn't pin it down for a while. It also affect installation and Phantom recognition/stability during setup. I now need this sorted as I want my Phantoms working throughout the house on different power circuits. It could be a problem though, as I have had problems with data crossing the switch board when using regular PLN adapters (no longer using these).
The Devialet website say that there are 3 WiFi and one power line network. I can only see 2 WiFi Dialog networks not 3. One 2.4Ghz and the other 5Ghz. Anyone know if there are 3 and whether one is hidden.?.. My Netspot app only picks up 2.
I have heard that that the PLN is used for devices to communicate with each other. Is this for Phantoms or Phantons and Dialog?
In Devialets credit they have been good in responding to my questions and are very helpful, but i haven't signed up to be a beta tester.
I thought I was going bonkers and couldn't pin it down for a while. It also affect installation and Phantom recognition/stability during setup. I now need this sorted as I want my Phantoms working throughout the house on different power circuits. It could be a problem though, as I have had problems with data crossing the switch board when using regular PLN adapters (no longer using these).
The Devialet website say that there are 3 WiFi and one power line network. I can only see 2 WiFi Dialog networks not 3. One 2.4Ghz and the other 5Ghz. Anyone know if there are 3 and whether one is hidden.?.. My Netspot app only picks up 2.
I have heard that that the PLN is used for devices to communicate with each other. Is this for Phantoms or Phantons and Dialog?
In Devialets credit they have been good in responding to my questions and are very helpful, but i haven't signed up to be a beta tester.
