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Securifi Products => Almond+ => Topic started by: LGNilsson on July 31, 2014, 01:47:57 am
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To try to help us figure out what's going on with the iOS connectivity issues, can we please ask that you provide the version of iOS you're using in the above poll. This might help us figure out what's going on, as we can't seem to reproduce the issue in a reliable fashion.
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7.0.1 Jailbroken.
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My phone is running 8.0, but my wife's is on 7.x. Both experience the problem. We are utilizing the 5.8GHz band.
My children's iPhones are on 2.4GHz, and don't appear to be suffering from the problem.
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I had more issues running 8.0 beta 3, one of the reasons i rolled back to 7.1.x
Signal strength is less than I expected as well.
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We are running OS 7.1.2 (and 6.1.3 on a older iPad).
No problems browsing etc., but interestingly Facetime does not work via the A+.
Interestingly have another Belkin wireless router in parallel to the A+ (both connected to the same cable modem) and this works fine.
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I've reported the Facetime issue to our software team.
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I haven't noticed any connectivity issues with an iPhone on iOS 7.1 or an iPad with jailbroken iOS 7.0. Should I not upgrade the firmware to 65?
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Please upgrade, as the new firmware adds a bunch of new features.
We've figured out one potential issue and we'll be giving some select backers a new firmware to test next week.
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I'm on the latest iOS 8 beta, and firmware for the Almond+. In the past couple of days I haven't noticed any connectivity issues with the Almond+ running in AP mode, that I haven't seen with any other router.
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7.1.2 I haven't noticed any issues so far.
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running iOS 8.0 Beta 5 and can't see any errors.. hope the a+ app will be available soon :)
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I'm running ios 7.1.2 and the connection keeps dropping which is kind of annoying when using apps that need constant connection :(
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7.1.2 and Connection issues got WORSE after the latest firmware flash. Horrible range, dropped or throttled connection. terrible. No issue with dropped connection with an iPad running the same s/w, although range is still not what it should be. macbook air and pro connection is fine, as is IMac.
please fix this....!
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I'm running 7.1 on both my iPad mini and my iPhone 4, and I haven't noticed any issues using 5.8.
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Rectification below: no problem with ipad, sorry.
We are running OS 7.1.2 on:
1 iPad2
1 iPad air
1 iPhone 5c
1 iPhone 4s
Does automatically connect to the Almond+ wifi after exiting sleep (standby) mode but cannot acces internet. Some time it works normally though, lets say 50-50. Have (from ios devices) to select an other wifi router then reconnect to Almond to make it work again.
Appear on both band so 5 and 2.4g.
Issue is only on ios devices, others are ok.
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We're pretty sure this is a Wi-Fi driver issue on our side at this point and we're working with QCA to resolve it, but as it doesn't happen on all iOS devices, it's a bit hard come up with a guaranteed fix.
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iPhone 5s
iPad 2
iPhone 4
all running 7.1.2 - intermittently connects and drops after sleep
Curiously enough, the iPhone 4 & original iPad 2 cannot join 5.4GHz frequency
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The iPhone 4 does not have 5GHz Wi-Fi. I believe the first iPhone to get that was the 5. I don't know the iPad specs offhand, but that is likely what's going on with your iPad 2 as well.
Edit: Maybe the iPad 2 does have 5GHz Wi-Fi?
Specs for iPhone 4 are here: http://support.apple.com/kb/SP587 (http://support.apple.com/kb/SP587) (note "802.11n 2.4GHz only" where Wi-Fi is listed)
Specs for iPad 2 are here: http://support.apple.com/kb/SP622 (http://support.apple.com/kb/SP622) (the note about 2.4GHz only does NOT appear here)
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Makes sense re: iPhone 4. Think the original iPad 2 (2011 release) probably was similar to iPhone 4 - the 2012 refresh may have included 5GHz (judging by WiFi behavior by our different gen iPad 2s)
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Live in a house with multiple iOS devices. So far No connectivity issues until today.
work fine:
iPhone 4S on 7.1.2
iPad 3 on 7.1.2
iPhone 5S on 8.0
IPad Air on iOS 8.0
Today, we added two iPhone 6s into the fold.
Both are identical models: Gold, 64 GB, AT&T
One is fine with A+, however the other iPhone
6 will connect for 7-9 minutes, and then it disconnects. It will not
reconnect automatically.
Have tried rebooting, resetting it's network settings, and finally
Resetting all settings on the affected 6. Nothing improves the problem.
I have set up my old router as a repeater, and the iPhone connects without
any issues at all. Mysterious problem!
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I just wanted to post an update, since it seems that tinkering with a few router settings seemed to resolve the disconnecting issue for me, at least.
For the 2.4 GHz band, I did two things: changed the channel from 2 to 10, and then under Advanced Settings, I changed the width from 20 to 20/40. After doing that, the iPhone 6's connection issues vanished.
If others are experiencing this, they might want to try and see if it helps.
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Not sure if it will help, but also experiencing issues with Intel WiFi Link 5350
interl Driver version: 13.4.0.139
just general slowness with big file transfers. bust of small files are fine, to a point. but when there is a lot of traffic (coping a mvk file 4gb) it would burst but then tranfer rate drops significantly. tried both bands, but same result. just thought i'd share.
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iPhone 4 on 7.1.2
iPad 3 on 8.0
iPhone 5 on 8.0
I have sometimes connectivity issues with the iPhone 5.
A+ running firmware R66
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I'm using iOS 8 on Iphone 6
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Survey closed, as the issue doesn't appear to be related to the iOS version.