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Did you try restarting your modem and/or router first and then try reconnecting to it?
My do the same when name of 2.4 and 5 Ghz band was same. Then I rename 5Hz, and I saw both band id separately. And I cannot connect to 5Ghz band, but easily connect to 2.4 Ghz. I think receiver cannot connect to 5 GHz at all, may be some antena problem because 5 GHz shows very low signal in menu.
At moment is only 2.4Ghz supported! Next Generation Formuler will support 5.8Ghz.
Problem that when name for bands are same, receiver prefer to connect to 5 Ghz, but cannot and after sometime drop connection and start connecting again. That is why I am suggesting to use different names for bands in 2-bands router.
P.S Oh sorry, this is for Z series. Mine is S-mini, but may be it is same issue.
Thx. for your feedback and info philanthrop and yes it affects S and Z series.
My do the same when name of 2.4 and 5 Ghz band was same. Then I rename 5Hz, and I saw both band id separately. And I cannot connect to 5Ghz band, but easily connect to 2.4 Ghz. I think receiver cannot connect to 5 GHz at all, may be some antena problem because 5 GHz shows very low signal in menu.
Not an issue with the Formuler receiver.
If you connect 5.8G USB dongle to Z or S series device, you can connect to 5.8GHz APs.
Check and replace faulty USB WiFi adapter or move WiFi AP closer to device and retest.
5.8GHz has less range than 2.4GHz. Not Formuler's fault, it's the law of physics and properties of electromagnetic radiation.
Did you try restarting your modem and/or router first and then try reconnecting to it?
About 100 times
So even my usb supplied antenna has the blue light and it can find all the available networks, do you think that it could still be defective?
Most likely.
You could try to plug the USB WiFi into your PC to test functionality just to be sure.
Most likely.
You could try to plug the USB WiFi into your PC to test functionality just to be sure.
Sorry to be computer illiterate but my laptop has a built in antenna so could you explain how to test it please?
I do have a desk top computer as well if that's the one I should plug it into and see if it will pick up and connect to my wifi?
