UNDOK Roberts iStream-3

[Chalmers57]

Really! or some way to distinguish on an iPhone between the 2.4 & 5ghz channels. 
Oddly my iPhone occasionally connects via UNDOK , I’ve tried capturing &  copying the settings but that doesn’t always work either. I had no problems with the Virgin router. 

[Ribblelancs]

You can’t force the iPhone on iOS at it’s current version, to connect to 2.4ghz. It defaults to 5Ghz if that signal is there.

If you disable the 5Ghz on the hub initially, then it will connect to 2.4 GHz. Then, if you reinstate 5Ghz, the iPhone remains connected to 2.4ghz and the 5 GHz is still available  to other devices....That’s until you switch off the iPhone, or go into flight mode, then you are back to square 1. This is what the o.p. Is finding out.

Only way is to keep the iPhone permanently powered up with wi fi enabled....until the battery goes flat, then you are back to square 1.

[Skinz]

Hi,

The Roberts are great when they work, and some (R100) can be temperamental, and like you, I seem to be subject to the occasional issues.  I’m assuming you’ve cleared the settings in the UNDOK app, though I admit I can’t find it in the iOS version, but it’s through the ‘cog’ in the Android version.

Otherwise, I’ll just second the early thoughts of an ‘overlay’ :  I run a cheap Tenda Nova mesh in bridge mode almost just to do only this for 6 varying Roberts and a couple of other Frontier based devices and it generally works well enough, and supports PiCorePlayer and LMS so I can ‘cast’ BBC Sounds through UPNP most of the time.

Sorry it’s not much help, but you are not alone.

[Chalmers57]

thank you for sharing 🙂 I found I could connect sitting in my car this morning and randomly it does allow me to. I can’t find any way of flushing the UNDOK App. in IOS unfortunately and I have tried reinstalling many times.