topic Re: How do I check my GHz in Broadband

How do I check my GHz

AndyCraig13 — Fri, 20 Dec 2024 19:20:38 GMT

Hey

how can I check my GHz, I've tried on my iPhone via WIFI but can not find it

Re: How do I check my GHz

TimmyBGood — Fri, 20 Dec 2024 20:05:32 GMT

@AndyCraig13

By default the Q Hub, Sky Broadband Hub and Max Hub models broadcast the same SSID on both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz bands.

The 2013 Sky Hub, which is effectively obsolete, is 2.4Ghz only.

Re: How do I check my GHz

AndyCraig13 — Fri, 20 Dec 2024 22:34:43 GMT

Thank you for your response, just trying to connect a Tapo doorbell camera kit and it just will not connect to the hub/router, but thanks again

Re: How do I check my GHz

Loubear1 — Fri, 20 Dec 2024 23:55:05 GMT

I had an issue where I couldn't connect my Ring doorbell to my Sky Broadband router. I resolved the issue but to do so, I had to...

- If using your own 3rd party router, make sure your security does not have WPA3 turned on. It seems doorbell cameras don't like WPA3.

- This one is weird and I'm not sure if it affects all 3rd party routers. On my tp-Link router, if I had WPA2-AES/WPA3 turned on, my Ring doorbell would not connect. However, if I changed security to WPA2 connected my doorbell then changed back to WPA-AES/WPA3, then the Ring camera works fine. Odd I know.

- If using the new white Sky Max Wi-Fi Hub, WPA3-T is okay. This is transitional. It should connect your doorbell camera fine. Mine does without issue.

- Make sure you have the 2.4GHz network turned on in the router Wi-Fi settings. Most cameras will not work on the 5GHz band.

Hope these tips help you.