Ryobi Garage Door opener
my panoramic wifi sees my Ryobi Garage Door opener, connects then dis connects, any suggestions?
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how far away from the garage is your pano modem. How many walls does it have to go through, and is the last one a brick wall from the garage?
In additions to the suggestions below, would actually go out to the garage and check the signal strength with WiFi Analyzer or similar. I added a separate router in the garage (ethernet backhaul) due to the signal loss issues.
Do you have the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz band on separate names(SSID)? This is called band steering and can cause problems with some devices. Also, do you have any spaces in your SSID? Last, how is the signal strength in your garage?
Don't garage door openers frequency hop for security?
I think you are talking about the sensor to open the garage door, not the Wi-Fi connection between the device and router.
Correct. Why else would you connect a garage door opener to a router? You'd either open/close it via the transmitter included with the opener or an app on a phone. Unless it also has cameras, there isn't much to check on a garage door opener.
I have an older Chamberlain setup that has a similar integration setup. Basically using the older setup you get a garage door remote that has an Ethernet port instead of a button to push. Plug it into the nearest Ethernet port within remote range of the garage door, setup the app, and it just works. I believe most newer openers have a wifi module built into the opener itself.
Strangely enough I found myself having to troubleshoot a problem with my setup and guess what feature doesn't come with a $1600 Unifi switch? 10Base-T backwards compatibility.
I am sorry, but I find that to be funny. It doesn't have 10baseT backwards compatibility? I thought that 100BaseTX required that backwards compatibility as a part of it's implementation?
I am curious what model switch it is. Not that I am going to be buying a 1600$ switch any time soon. Heh.
Since you all asked: https://dl.ui.com/ds/usw-enterprise-48-poe_ds.pdf
Given my experience from the Unifi management console, I suspect they dropped 10Base-T on all their switching equipment. Documentation states 100Base-T/1G/2.5G/10G supported.
ryobi gdo trouble Any update on your issue?
