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iStream Trouble shooting Guide
Important Note: For any unusual problem Factory reset your radio as explained on page 87.
In addition, help is available on www.robertsradio.co.uk/pages/istream_faq.htm .
For Mac users, to make life easier, to listen to itunes on your radio, download ‘Eyeconnect¶
Symptoms
Cause/cure (#
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1 Unable to find my wireless
network..
• Make sure the radio is not out of range of wireless router.
• Make sure your wireless router is switched on and working.
• Move the aerial on the router for the best signal. Upright
position is most favourable.
• May be your network is configured not to broadcast ESSID
(i.e. hidden). Follow the section ‘connecting your radio to
your computer network’ on page 10-15 of user manual.
2a. Finds the network but after
putting in WEP/WPA key it simply
fail to connect.
Display shows:
‘Fail to obtain IP address from
DHCP
Limited or no connectivity’.
(Most probably, either you have
selected the incorrect network or
key is incorrect.)
Also see symptom 2b.
• Make sure you have the right key (look for correct SSID and
WEP/WPA key, may be printed on your router base/back
(may be called wireless key) or you may have to go in router
settings to find out), it is very easy to make mistakes
(especially if it’s a long key).Make sure you are typing
correct numbers and letters – (confusing letters and numbers
- 1, I, S, 5, 0, O, T, 7, b, 6 etc.)
• No spaces when entering key.
• Remember WPA key is case sensitive.
• Only 802.11b and 802.11g are supported. If your wifi Router
is 802.11n configure it to 802.11g, auto or mixed mode
depending on your router.
• Router firewall may be an issue.
• May be MAC filtering applied on the router (turn it off or
disable it).
• May be a router WiFi problem (transmitting capability).
• See section 15 to 17 on page 13-15 of Instruction book.
• Make sure the router is set for DHCP, if not, enable DHCP.
• See symptom 14 & 31.
2b. My Internet Radio is not
connecting to my wireless network.
Vigin Superhub please see
following
See symptom 31 as well.
There can be a number of reasons for this:
• The router / access point could be using a frequency not
supported by the Internet Radio. Please ensure that your
router / access point is configured to use mode: b, g or b/g.
• The problem could be due to encryption issues. You could try
connecting your Internet Radio to your network in clear
(encryption disabled (turned off)). If the radio can connect to
your network in clear, then it's likely that the problem is
somehow related to the encryption settings on either the
network or radio. If you are using WEP encryption and the
router is set in 'shared key' mode, try changing the
authentication type to 'open system'
• If you are using WPA1-PSK encryption, then you need to
have all the network's keys configured for TKIP.
• Interference from neighbouring wireless networks could
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