SB Radio will not Connect to WiFi .........................

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Update: --- The SB Radios have been connected all day today........ And I think I may know why. They disconnected from my LMS- Server Yesterday. I did an update to LMS yesterday (It is happening almost every day lately) -- And I'm guessing the Wireless SB Radios could not re-connect with the LMS Server,...

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If, they disconnect again from LMS-Server, I'll disable the WiFi 6 on the 2.4 GHz band...

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Yes, that is what my Post Said....

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Kinda Working ...... After about 3-4 hours, I noticed the WiFi signal had turned Blue on both SB Radios..... Seemed they both lost connection with my Dedicated LMS-Server running on a Raspberry Pi on my Network... I've got about 8 other Raspberry Pi Players that have never lost connection with my LMS-...

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OK, not as simple as I thought ! ---- This morning, I got out another SB Radio that I had that would not connect to WiFi previously. So this time I documented my steps to get it working.
This Radio had already had a Factory Reset as well as Community Firmware already installed.

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OK, I may have found the 'Magic Bullet' for this WiFi thing...... Upon your suggestion I Restarted my Router etc..... And the same problem exists...... But then I thought how do I re-start the SB Radio itself (I'm new to SB Radios).... So I hold the power button down until I get the Good Bye message.......

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I can tell you this though..... When I got two of these SB Radios last year, they would connect just fine to the same identical routers on my network. The problem that I was having last year, is that they lost connection within 5 minutes or so. -- Then I used an Ethernet Cable. So WiFi on these things...

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Yes, I did a Factory Reset and then applied the Community Firmware, but I believe that I followed the same steps you did, but I'm still unable to connect via Wireless.....

So to be specific.

I removed the Community Firmware Plugin from LMS.
Then I did a factory Reset....

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I've got 3 SB Radios and none of the them will connect to my WiFi. They all work fine via Ethernet.... I've installed the Community firmware and updated the SB Radio's to this as well.... I tried disabling 802.11ax / WiFi 6 mode
on my router as well.... I have the latest LMS as of today --- Logitech...

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FYI -- There is a patch now for that problem...

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Yes, it is now working for me as well...... A re-boot of my Rpi Player, seems to have solved the problem....

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Done ! ...

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This works Great - Thanks!...

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No Problem..... joke may not have traveled well over the pond. ...

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WTF has that got to do with anything? I help people that have proprietary routers. And often over the phone....

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Thanks for this, and I now see it.

And, I'm sure there are very good reasons to use the DHCP server as you do..... You do realize that there are people using PiCorePlayer that don't even know what a Router is, right?
I set a lot of them up....

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Sure, but select 'Static IP' and 'Save' on the page you just linked to and see how helpful that is....

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Yes, I got to that page, but when I click on 'static IP' the following page is not found....

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I could probably do this, but a few others that I have set up, would not be able to. And every router is different.... And if they are on a Internet provider's proprietary router, they would not even have access to these settings. I think this is a needed feature........

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OK, updated to PcP 9.0 - Everything seems to be working, but I can't find where to set Static IP address of the player...... The 'Beta' mode is gone from the Main Page, where you use to set it....