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Wifi problem / fix ip ? - Homer1010 - 30-Oct-2025
Hello everyone,
I just moved and in the new house I can't use Ethernet. The house has three-phase power, so I haven't been able to use powerline adapters for one of the two Phantom speakers. On Wi-Fi, whether on 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz, the connection keeps dropping. Would assigning a static IP address to the speakers be a solution, or perhaps someone has another idea? It's a Wi-Fi system with Gigamedia access points.
Thanks !
RE: Wifi problem / fix ip ? - alexandredp - 20-Nov-2025
certainly cant hurt if router DHCP is under powered or IP assignment is being dropped for any reason... also the phantom could be the cause as stability was better before the last update I think.... Mine also drop one speaker randomly as if signal was slowed down or interrupted form the dialog or master speaker. my source is SPDIF form PC to Dialog then Ethernet form dialog to switch then to each speaker.... problem is still there. thinking trying back on WiFi but latency was meant to be shorter on Ethernet... Given the number of similar complaints I think Devialet has lost it or they simply don't know how to keep a signal stable on their product... either or. My next set wont be Devialet though, I am through with those problems myself, music systems of that price are meant to be enjoyed, not fought with...
RE: Wifi problem / fix ip ? - tbb852 - 25-Nov-2025
(30-Oct-2025, 20:41)Homer1010 Wrote: Hello everyone,
I just moved and in the new house I can't use Ethernet. The house has three-phase power, so I haven't been able to use powerline adapters for one of the two Phantom speakers. On Wi-Fi, whether on 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz, the connection keeps dropping. Would assigning a static IP address to the speakers be a solution, or perhaps someone has another idea? It's a Wi-Fi system with Gigamedia access points.
Thanks !
1. Powerline adapters are always bad in stability and speed
2. use routers with MESH satellites AP.
3. if you are worry about IP issue, you can bind Phantom's MAC addresses to fixed IP in router's setting. But watch out of IP conflict issue.