Hi all, just registered here and thought it was about time to start share stuff and participate in the discussions on this great forum.
I can more or less confirm that the connectivity issues that is reported in this thread are all due to disturbances from wi-fi router communication. Probably from the 5ghz band which is quite close to the bandwidth that WISA is using. I experienced the same with my setup and the solution is very simple. Configure your router (both 2.4ghz and 5ghz) to a fixed channel instead of using the default that is "automatic" I for instance choose channel 11 for 2.4ghz and 44 for 5ghz. I experienced A LOT of drop-outs when I installed my setup and I also initially blaimed the WISA. But since the above change/config was mad I haven't experienced one single drop-out and have been running flawless the last couple of months.
The main problem was i my living room where I have the following setup:
- Beovision 11 - 4 x Beolab 18 - Beolab 19
All connected through WISA via the built in module in the BV 11
So all of you that encounter problems - try the above and I would bet it fixes the problem. Try different channels also and focus on the 5ghz band. Could be worth mentioning that I'm running Time Capsule and Airport Extreem that extends my wifi. But should be the same for all routers
Cheers, Lukas
Thanks Luke for a great post
trouble is 5ghz is going to become more and more congested
if your are doing a DIY install then WISA seems a nice idea
Dealer/pro installs should NEVER EVER be WISA as drop out free cannot be guaranteed
Thats perfectly true. And thats probably why it's still possible to use all the cable connectivity options in all the WISA equiped products like BL 18 etc.
I live in a very congested area with lot's of wifi-networks appearing when scanning the area and for me this solved the problem 100% since I've been running this setup now for 4 months or something and haven't experienced one single drop-out. One happy owner :)