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Billykerr
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Can anyone help upgraded to hub 5 changed hub name pass word etc etc but pods won't connect now had to separate 2.4 and 5ghz due to my lights etc etc through my Alexa req 2.4 so pods will not connect any ideas

Thanks in advance

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newapollo
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@Billykerr wrote:

Can anyone help upgraded to hub 5 changed hub name pass word etc etc but pods won't connect now had to separate 2.4 and 5ghz due to my lights etc etc through my Alexa req 2.4 so pods will not connect any ideas

Thanks in advance


Hi @Billykerr 

Once you receive the pod(s) you should be aware of the following requirements for the pods to work with the Hubs.

The Hub must be in 'Router Mode' and not have been changed to 'Modem Mode'
Channel Optimisation must be left on
The SSIDs must be the same and broadcast enabled
The SSID must be password protected
The Passphrases of the SSIDs must match
As long as all of the above points are all met then the Pods will automatically connect to your Hub's WiFi and begin broadcasting. The wireless details from the Pods will be the same as the Hub's details, so no additional steps are required to connect up the devices in the home. 

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newapollo
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@Billykerr wrote:

Can anyone help upgraded to hub 5 changed hub name pass word etc etc but pods won't connect now had to separate 2.4 and 5ghz due to my lights etc etc through my Alexa req 2.4 so pods will not connect any ideas

Thanks in advance


Hi @Billykerr 

Once you receive the pod(s) you should be aware of the following requirements for the pods to work with the Hubs.

The Hub must be in 'Router Mode' and not have been changed to 'Modem Mode'
Channel Optimisation must be left on
The SSIDs must be the same and broadcast enabled
The SSID must be password protected
The Passphrases of the SSIDs must match
As long as all of the above points are all met then the Pods will automatically connect to your Hub's WiFi and begin broadcasting. The wireless details from the Pods will be the same as the Hub's details, so no additional steps are required to connect up the devices in the home. 

Dave
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I'm a Very Insightful Person, I'm here to share knowledge.
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The do's and don'ts.
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SteNix2020
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Another member posted this on the forum and was told by VM that these are not compatible with the Hub 5 - this may be why.

You could try pin hole reset and go through the set up procedure again and see if they do work.

Tudor
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The hub were not compatible with the hub5 initially, but since a firmware update they are now compatible. 


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Ah right, Thanks for the info