Save the configuration changes by tapping the check mark in the top, right-hand corner of the screen. To do so, simply select the Mesh point backbone band drop-down menu and choose 2.4GHz. You can also try changing the mesh point backbone band to 2.4GHz for longer range, if 2.4GHz is not congested in this area. If the MeshPoint LEDs or the signal quality bar in the AmpliFi app reflect that it needs improvement, you can move the mesh point closer to the router or keeping the MeshPoint in place, you can move the antenna around to receive better signal, trying to aim the face of the mesh point towards the router.ģ. Less than five LEDs would indicate a signal less than 100%.Ģ. Tip Alternatively you can look at the status LEDs on the MeshPoint and verify that all five LEDs are illuminated, meaning it has 100% signal level. To view the signal of your mesh point launch the AmpliFi app and select the mesh point icon displayed. Low mesh point signal may cause stability issues. The factory reset will trigger an automatic scan and choose the channel best suited for your area.ġ.
In the event you do not have the means to scan local Wi-Fi channels you can perform a factory reset of your AmpliFi router, click here for instruction. Note If you do not know what channel has minimal interference, please perform a scan of your area. On the 2.4GHz and 5GHz drop-down menus, select a channel with minimal interference. Under Settings, tap on Wireless to select.ģ. Launch the AmpliFi app and select your router. Move to a Channel with Minimum Interferenceġ. If your instability is hardware related (unexpected router reboots, or restarting for no apparent reason, please see this article: Troubleshooting: Unexpected Reboots. Follow the steps in each of these sections to overcome stability issues.
An unstable wireless connection can be a result of several factors.
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