on 18-04-2024 15:17
My hub was replaced a week ago and now I have intermittent contact with the hub. There are suddenly issues connecting with all devices. Weak signal being the fault. Can anyone help please
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on 18-04-2024 19:54
If the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi band was not operating the Hub 3 would appear to have poor range.
on 18-04-2024 15:29
What Hub model did you get - was it the same as the previous one?
Also, can you do this to see if your issues are only evident on wifi connections or whether you see them at the same times on devices connected on ethernet cables? If you don't know, can you check on one to help diagnose whether it is just a wifi issue or it could be network connection/Hub related?
on 18-04-2024 17:22
Hi there, I had a hub 3 and the engineer replaced with the same model. It is only the wireless connections that are not working properly
on 18-04-2024 19:54
If the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi band was not operating the Hub 3 would appear to have poor range.
on 18-04-2024 21:27
I chatted with a guy online he has named the 2.4 and the 5ghz separately so instead of the hub ID I choose one of the bandwidths. Needless to say it hasn't worked
19-04-2024 07:19 - edited 19-04-2024 07:23
Configure your mobile to be able to connect to both Wi-Fi services from the Hub to ensure it has fast coverage on 5GHz when close to the Hub as well as longer range coverage on 2.4GHz when at a distance from the Hub.
You can connect to the Hub at http://192.168.0.1/ (use the Hub's numeric password) and re-configure the Wi-Fi settings as you prefer.
We do not have split names for the 2.4 & 5GHz bands but we have imposed these settings on our Hub 3 for better stability: