It looks like you may have some local network issues. Do you have more than one logical network? Are the device running WiiM Home App always on the same network (WiFi) as the WiiM?
I have 2 networks, 2.4GHz and 5GHz, but my Ultra and the iPad I control it from are on the same 5GHz network. maybe try connecting to a 2.4 GHz network?
As if you don't know why this happened. Use a connection with three letters.
No, I haven't rebooted the router. I'll try that today.
I don't know if this could possibly help you, but it might be worth a read to see if it would help to complete the update and then go back to your router/ usual connection.
I shared WiFi from my iPhone 13. I launched Wiim Home on my iPad and connected the Ultra to the iPhone. I tried updating on startup, but the same problem persists. It won't update. Does this mean the problem isn't with my home network?I don't know if this could possibly help you, but it might be worth a read to see if it would help to complete the update and then go back to your router/ usual connection.
This week, we're looking at a feature that helps you stream music when you’re not at home, or without a router generating a wireless network. With a recent WiiM Home update, you can now connect your WiiM device to your phone’s hotspot and use the WiiM app on the mobile device too.
Previously, you’d need to use a second device as a controller as the app wouldn’t be able to find devices connected to the hot spot.
Requirements are simple:
- A phone with hotspot capability and a data plan
- The latest version of the WiiM Home app (v3.2.5 or...
The problem is surely "network related" in some way. The question is what exactly is causing it.
At least the error message is a different one, if this is a good thing is another question.
I just unplugged my phone for 5 minutes, then reset it to factory settings. I tried updating, but the same problem persists.
I just unplugged my phone for 5 minutes, then reset it to factory settings. I tried updating, but the same problem persists.
@Mr Ee and I had asked you to remove your WiiM Ultra from the power grid for a couple of minutes, not to reset your iPhone ...
Upon closer inspection, it seems your WiiM Mini hasn't been updated in quite some time either.
Yes, that's what I did. Apparently, the translator didn't translate it correctly. I unplugged it for 5 minutes.
Wiim Home is the latest version. The firmware seems to be second to last. What's the icon on the phone in focus mode? What are you talking about?
I asked about this icon. (I don't have an iOS device, so I'm not really sure what this means.)
Ah, you're absolutely right. Thanks for the correction.
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I don't know why it says "mini" there. I have two network devices: the Wiim Ultra and the Audio Pro C5 mk II. Perhaps there's some kind of conflict between these devices!Ah, you're absolutely right. Thanks for the correction.
I thought the OP had changed the Mini's name to C5. (Why does it say WiiM Mini?
