(08-Feb-2022, 14:10)frogster99 Wrote: Thanks again, I will give it a try and let you know how I get on. The bit that puzzles me is if I restart the phantom that keeps dropping, it works againf for an hour or so. Could it be the speaker?
It could be, but my gut feel is that something hokey is going on with your Wi-Fi. Two things that would be helpful to understand:
1. How many Wi-Fi networks can you see from the room where the Phantoms are? What channels are they on? (I use a program called InSSIDer but there are hundreds of cheap and free Wi-Fi analyzers)
2. Using the Orbi admin console check which device and channel the Phantom that drops is connected through (a) when it is playing and (b) when it drops. Are there any differences compared to the one that is working?
If the Phantoms are not using a 5GHz channel can you try forcing them to? Either reconfigure your main Wi-Fi network or use the Guest Wireless Network function to nail up a second network only for your Phantoms and limit that to 5 GHz only? (you will need to check the option that lets guests see each other and access the local network). Any difference?
If this doesn’t help PLC is the next option.
PS Please could you also let me know the first three characters of the serial numbers and also verify that both speakers are on the same firmware version.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
