Try the Early Adopter firmware, v1.02.12build02
Once an early adopter release has been installed, if you wish to revert to an older firmware, you will need to use the Rollback process and factory reset your system.
Disabling Early Adopter will not automatically revert to the previous version but the version set by BT’s developer.
To become an Early Adopter
- From a device connected to the Whole Home Wi-Fi network, use a web browser to navigate to http://mybtdevice.home
- Log in using the admin password (default is displayed on the settings card)
Go to System > Firmware Update - At the bottom of the page, change the Early Adopter setting to Enabled and press save.
- Next time a firmware update check is conducted, the system will receive the Early Adopter version instead of the general release version.
After the update, I recommend you leave your discs for a few hours to allow them to settle into their configuration. During this time your Wi-Fi connection will be working fine, but you may see lights turning orange and blue and short drops in connection. If this happens I recommend not moving your discs or adjusting any settings at this time.
When your network has settled, you may also notice that the disc layout displayed on the App is different or that your devices connect to a different disc – this is completely normal.
If you have a good internet connection on all your devices, your Whole Home Wi-Fi is working properly so there should be no need to tamper with its layout or network configuration.
I would still be interested in the signal strength being received by each disc connected by WiFi.
