How to Set Up a Smart Home Device on a 2.4 GHz Network
Setting up a smart home device can be either really easy or really frustrating. And if you have a device that requires a 2.4 GHz-band connection, you may have run into a problem, especially if your router automatically defaults to a 5 GHz. If that’s the case, there’s a quick workaround for getting your devices to connect on the 2.4 GHz band, you just … position the device correctly! All you need is, literally, to stand in the right place. It might take an extension cord, but once you know the trick, connecting your smart home devices will be a cinch.
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Dude thank you 🙏🏻 🙏🏻literally solved my month long journey to connecting my camera.
Someone in a help said you could go into settings and change your pad to 2.4 but as I went into settings hunting for it I of course lost the live chat and said FORGET IT ( in much stronger language my late mother wouldn’t approve of but my late father would say) and my new hummingbird feeder camera is still not set up. I will try setting it up from outside to see if that helps!
I learned a lot from this video. And the funny thing is, you were prompting my Alexa to turn on the lights & change colors. LOL
Wow!