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I have an RBR850 with an RBS850 satellite both running firmware V4.6.3.16_2.0.51
I am trying to connect a leviton smart switch and have been working with their support. They claim to have issues connecting to wiw SSID's with mixed bands and reccomended I eiother split or turn off 5Ghz for the setup of the device. I cannot seem to find a way of doing either of those in the router settings. Anyone know how I can do this?
Looking at the Leviton setup instructions, it seems you connect your phone to the device and then choose a wi-fi network from a list that it provides. This method should work and doesn't require that your phone be connected to the 2.4Ghz Orbi network. Therefore the problem here may instead be due to Orbi AX 2.4Ghz wireless connectivity and not the sharing of the SSID between both bands.
Try setting your CTS/RTS Threshold to 2347 to maximize compatibility with older wireless devices:
I have an RBR850 with an RBS850 satellite both running firmware V4.6.3.16_2.0.51
I am trying to connect a leviton smart switch and have been working with their support. They claim to have issues connecting to wiw SSID's with mixed bands and reccomended I either split or turn off 5Ghz for the setup of the device. I cannot seem to find a way of doing either of those in the router settings. Anyone know how I can do this?
There is no way to turn off or change the SSID on the 5G WiFi.
Are you connecting the Leviton switch to the primary or guest WiFi?
Looking at the Leviton setup instructions, it seems you connect your phone to the device and then choose a wi-fi network from a list that it provides. This method should work and doesn't require that your phone be connected to the 2.4Ghz Orbi network. Therefore the problem here may instead be due to Orbi AX 2.4Ghz wireless connectivity and not the sharing of the SSID between both bands.
Try setting your CTS/RTS Threshold to 2347 to maximize compatibility with older wireless devices:
