NETGEAR is aware of a growing number of phone and online scams. To learn how to stay safe click here.
Forum Discussion
How do I disable "Node Jumping" on an Orbit Tri-band WiFi 6 System
I have an Acurite Atlas direct to WiFi Weather system and it keep dropping the connection after about 30 minutes. Their support personnel advised me to disable Node Jumping and I can't find anything...
My Orbi router is Model RBR750. By RBS are you referring to the satellites? If so I have one router and two satellites. There is about 30 between the devices. They are connected wirelessly. My home is about 3000 Sqft.
I have not tried to turn off any satellites. I will try and see if that helps. The firmware version on my router is V4.6.14.3_2.3.12. The modem is from Spectrum Cable, It is labeled with their name so I don't know who the manufacturer is. It looks like the model number may be ES225i . The Orbi router is connected to the modem via the ethernet cable that was provided with the Orbi bundle.
Ok, Let us know if the device keeps connected with just the RBR. If So, turn on ONE RBS and try again.
Something else you can do to see if you can steer the device to a particular signal, turn down the transmit power on the RBR from 100% to say 50% or 25%. See if this helps keep the device connected to it's closest signal source. Under Advanced Tab/Advanced Settings/Wireless Settings
After checking all this, you might update FW on the system at some later point:
You may have a HITRON branded modem.
I completely disconnected both satellites and restored the connection to the weather station device. As before the connection lasted ~ 30 minutes then disconnected. I am back in touch with Acurite as I believe that we have ruled out the node jumping that they considered to be the problem.
Ok, something else to try, disable AX mode on the RBRs basic tab/wireless page for both radios and check again. There is two check boxes here.
Hopefully they can help figure this out.