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jacethebase
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Yeah CH70 seems to be getting so busy it’s in useable for anything important.
CH38 is the once. I’d recommend buying a RF Explorer, very handy bit of kit. Jace |
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nuclearbass
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Never looked at those. In all fairness wirless mics is new territory for us, but we hve the work coming in for that kind of requirement now. Do you have a link to he kind of thing your on about jace, Google’s throwing all sorts up |
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nuclearbass
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Much appreciated |
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RoadRunnersDust
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Did you switch the Xair back to LAN mode? IIRC, they work on EITHER WiFi or LAN but not both.
The built in APs on them are absolutely shite. Get something like a DreyTek Vigor 2820Vn (should be about £20/40 on eBay) and its fairly bombproof. Also worth while ensuring you're using 5GHz WiFi as once the audience come in and everyone's phones in their pockets are squawking all over the 2.4GHz band for WiFi and Bluetooth it will decimate the signal of your WiFi. As Jace says, the cheap Radio gear will shite on your WiFi too (as will bands using cheapo wireless such as the Line6 stuff for their guitars,etc.) Also worth hiding your WiFi SSID as, although it doesnt actually hide your net from devices, it hides it from people trying to connect to it which can bog it down. We've had issues with putting our AP atop our TMS-4s behind the TSE-111s... don;t know if that was anything to do with EMF interference or purely the proximity to a load of metalwork and magnets which is generally bad practice so I'd keep it away from your 718s ;) |
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nuclearbass
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We know about the switch
We already have a router and usually use that We just didn’t use it because the tablet was inches away from the rack Issues with the wireless doesn’t explain the lan connection issue 🤔 |
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RoadRunnersDust
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if you didn't have a DHCP server up, were you on static IPs?
If both were not in the same IP Subnet then they wouldn't be able to see each other |
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toastyghost
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Yes it does. It uses a single networking stack and if the routing table is full it won’t accept new connections regardless of NIC |
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AJ113
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This whole thing gives me the collywobbles. My only mixer is an X18. I used to have connection probs but I've never had an issue since I started using a standalone router. As a bit of insurance I always carry a LAN cable, but now from this thread I see the LAN connection can crap out too - very worrying.
Apart from "yes it does" I don't understand the above. Is there a remedy? Is it something as simple as rebooting the X18? |
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RoadRunnersDust
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Yes, power cycling the xAir and any network peripherals would nominally rectify what Kyle is describing |
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Power cycling? Same as rebooting ? |
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RoadRunnersDust
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In the case of the xAir, yanking the mains out and waiting a few seconds would do it I'm not sure what sort of information it would try and store if you asked it to do a graceful shutdown |
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