@hc20 wrote:Just to say I have the same problems. All worked well with HUB 3 butTECKIN plugs and another make ITCP will not get recognised. There is clearly a problem with the hub . I have tried everything possible but to no avail. I don't think it will accept any such device via Wi Fi.
It's because those devices are 2.4Ghz only. The HUB 3 is designed to be 'smart' and run 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz bands on the same SSID, however some devices don't like this!
You must split your SSID into two, like below, to allow these devices to connect:
Spliiting the wi-fi signal has no effect.
This is 100% an issue with the HUB 4. I have this problem with a bunch of device, such as smart Home LED strips to my Elgato Key Light.
The devices will connect for approx 10 seconds before being disconnected. For example, turning off and on again, the elgato key light, the device will connect for a few seconds and then be kicked off of the Wi-Fi.
Same with the Magic Home LED strips, however, with the LED strips, they won't stay connected long enough to complete the setup process.
Also, performing aa network scan, the LED strips are found, but they don't have an IP address assigned, even when manually assigning an IP to the mac address in DHCP.
This is happening with a bunch of devices, from cheap to expensive. I've tried a bunch of things, including factory resets, Wi-Fi channels, frequencies, disabling 5GHz completely. nothing works.
There is definitely an issue with the HUB 4, as these all worked fine with the HUB 3, and even on other routers when putting the HUB 4 into modem only mode.
