Temporarily Disable 5G on Orbi RBR 50

I read that about the Pro 5S and was told that by one Arlo Rep.  The next time I talked with Arlo, I was told the exact opposite (have to connect via 2.4g).  I am going to attempt to hook up a camera tomorrow and see how it goes.  As I mentioned before, I am not too sure some of the problem, if not all of it, is my network strength in the area I want the camera.  I am going to move my satellite nearer that location to see if it makes a difference.  I appreciate all the responses on here and will report back on how I do tomorrow. The one reply I got was to connect them via my guest network, which I can do, but am not sure why that would be different than using the regular network.  Thanks again.

Yes just go ahead and try to connect your 5S camera to your Orbi network using your phone (normally connected to the Orbi).  If you are not able to connect your new camera, do not assume yet that the problem is because of 2.4Ghz vs. 5Ghz.

Collect screen shots of the app trying to find the new camera and report exactly what error message you are encountering that is preventing the setup.  These details will enable the community to help you (whether it's the Arlo community form or the Orbi community form here).

I ended up returning my Arlo Pro 5S cameras and purchased the Pro 4 cameras.  I think Arlo has issues with the 5S cameras as I could never get them to work with my network.  The Pro 4's connected easily and worked well except in the areas I lacked good wifi signal.  I was going to update my Orbi RBR50 system with another Orbi system.  I instead purchased an eero Pro 6E system that had the gateway router and two additional routers/satellites.  I then added one more router/satellite to get the coverage all around the outside of my home.  These were on sale at Best Buy (my total cost was about $587 plus tax minus about $70 trade in for my old Orbi system.  Everything seems to be working fine now.  Thanks to all that tried to help me.