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Connecting Your Stream to Wi-Fi

Pele West All Messages By This Member #424 Hi Alexander Do you know the SSID (name) of your network and the Password? If you do, I could send you instructions on connecting your Stream to your wi-fi network. Pele West
Rea Lists All Messages By This Member #425 Alex, you would be well advised to take up Pele's offer of help. You will be in good hands if you do. If you can get someone to read the SSID and password which should be on a label stuck to your router you will be off to a good start.? Make a note of those if you can. I have two Wi-Fi connections set up on my Stream and Trek.? One for my landline internet provider the other for linking to my phone's Wi-Fi tethering option which I sometimes have to enable to get a connection as, from time to time, the Stream refuses to find my main landline connection. One valuable addition the Humanware and other competitor Wi-Fi enabled accessible radio/players could usefully incorporate is an ability to connect directly to a 4G data connection but I doubt that will ever happen. Ray. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 12/05/2021 09:21 am, Pele West wrote: Hi Alexander Do you know the SSID (name) of your network and the Password? If you do, I could send you instructions on connecting your Stream to your wi-fi network. Pele West
Pele West All Messages By This Member #426 Hi Ray and Everyone The first thing we did when connecting to the outside world was to rename our network to a name we could remember, and reset the password. We have done this every time we get a new routher. This means we don't have to reset all our devices each time we change our provider or upgrade our broadband. Pele
Henry Miller All Messages By This Member #427 Hi Pele Please could you post the step by step instructions on how to connect the VRS or the Trek to a network. We know our password etc. Many thanks Henry toggle quoted message Show quoted text -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Pele West Sent: 12 May 2021 12:20 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [vrstreamuk] Connecting Your Stream to Wi-Fi Hi Ray and Everyone The first thing we did when connecting to the outside world was to rename our network to a name we could remember, and reset the password. We have done this every time we get a new routher. This means we don't have to reset all our devices each time we change our provider or upgrade our broadband. Pele
Alexander Shannon All Messages By This Member #428 Hi Pele, I can't access the SSID for my wi-fi at present, as I'm playing music on my Pixel 4A, but when I'm not playing music I believe I can use my Pixel 4A to find out the SSID and the password for my WI-FI, although I do know I have the password stored on either my 2nd generation stream itself as a note, or stored on my wife's 1st generation stream as a note. If you are able to send me the information, please can you send it to which ever of my e-mail addresses is easier for you. My two different e-mail addresses are as follows: Alexander.c.t.shannon@... Or Alexander.shannon@... Thank you in advance for the information. Alexander Shannon toggle quoted message Show quoted text -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Pele West Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2021 9:22 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [vrstreamuk] Connecting Your Stream to Wi-Fi Hi Alexander Do you know the SSID (name) of your network and the Password? If you do, I could send you instructions on connecting your Stream to your wi-fi network. Pele West
Alexander Shannon All Messages By This Member #429 Hi Ray, As you'll read in a message, I've replied to Pele on list accepting her offer of help, and observing that I believe I have a way of finding the SSID and that I have the password stored somewhere which I can access. Alexander Shannon toggle quoted message Show quoted text -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Rea Lists Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2021 10:19 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [vrstreamuk] Connecting Your Stream to Wi-Fi Alex, you would be well advised to take up Pele's offer of help. You will be in good hands if you do. If you can get someone to read the SSID and password which should be on a label stuck to your router you will be off to a good start. Make a note of those if you can. I have two Wi-Fi connections set up on my Stream and Trek. One for my landline internet provider the other for linking to my phone's Wi-Fi tethering option which I sometimes have to enable to get a connection as, from time to time, the Stream refuses to find my main landline connection. One valuable addition the Humanware and other competitor Wi-Fi enabled accessible radio/players could usefully incorporate is an ability to connect directly to a 4G data connection but I doubt that will ever happen. Ray. On 12/05/2021 09:21 am, Pele West wrote: Hi Alexander Do you know the SSID (name) of your network and the Password? If you do, I could send you instructions on connecting your Stream to your wi-fi network. Pele West
Alexander Shannon All Messages By This Member #430 Hi Pele, Although my wife and I haven't had our various routers reset to a name we can remember as such, we've asked the engineers to continue using the same name for the new router as for the previous one. I assume it's that name to which you are referring when you mention the SSID, am I correct? Alexander Shannon toggle quoted message Show quoted text -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Pele West Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2021 12:20 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [vrstreamuk] Connecting Your Stream to Wi-Fi Hi Ray and Everyone The first thing we did when connecting to the outside world was to rename our network to a name we could remember, and reset the password. We have done this every time we get a new routher. This means we don't have to reset all our devices each time we change our provider or upgrade our broadband. Pele
Edward Green All Messages By This Member #431 开云体育 Hi Ray/all, If you find that the Stream refuses to connect to your wireless router, setting that router to channel 11 seems to help. Unfortunately the instructions to do this are bespoke as it depends on the model of router and requires logging into its control panel to manipulate its settings. If you have access to a friendly techy though, it can be worth doing. Cheers, Ed toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 12 May 2021 10:18:49 "Rea Lists" <reaslists@...> wrote: Alex, you would be well advised to take up Pele's offer of help. You will be in good hands if you do. If you can get someone to read the SSID and password which should be on a label stuck to your router you will be off to a good start.? Make a note of those if you can. I have two Wi-Fi connections set up on my Stream and Trek.? One for my landline internet provider the other for linking to my phone's Wi-Fi tethering option which I sometimes have to enable to get a connection as, from time to time, the Stream refuses to find my main landline connection. One valuable addition the Humanware and other competitor Wi-Fi enabled accessible radio/players could usefully incorporate is an ability to connect directly to a 4G data connection but I doubt that will ever happen. Ray. On 12/05/2021 09:21 am, Pele West wrote: Hi Alexander Do you know the SSID (name) of your network and the Password? If you do, I could send you instructions on connecting your Stream to your wi-fi network. Pele West

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