TP link Archer C7 wifi router, I also have a Netgear R7000, both work equally as well.
Only use the 5g connection
The 2.4g is turned off
Hidden SSID
Static IP address set on the QU-Pac
iPads are Air 2’s
Keep the router up so it has a somewhat line of site to the iPad.
If your only using a 2.4g router that will be the biggest part of your problem.
I also feel I get a slightly better connection and control response by not using using an encrypted secure connection.
Outdoor I can get upwards to a solid 125 feet with this set up.
Go and find a WLAN specialist, or an integrator who can bring in the relevant skills.
It’s only an IP connection…
I do think that they should be more aggressive at resuming connections and remembering IP addresses/passwords - but the fundamental connection is fine if you have a half decent network.
i run a Gen1 Airport Express which I got for £10 off ebay.
I can’t recall the last time I saw a ‘disconnected’ message (other than when I’ve gone outside to get some air during a break and lost signal - to control background music only - for obvious reasons)
I suspect that if the Qu-pac app developers included the Redsocket SDK into the ipad app, the above cable would work as a direct cable connector to the qu-pac. That would be awesome.
I have a random issue where the TP-Link AC3200 will only allow one device to connect to the network at a time… so if I’m mixing QuPad and one other person logs in a phone with QuYou it boots me off. Does A&H have a process document for resolving IP conflicts like this? I wish I knew STEP BY STEP what I need to do when this happens.
This is likely in the realm of router setup, not the console. For a quick solution, reserve the 5 gig band for your iPad and put the personal toys on the other band.