Before I get slammed by everyone stating that there’s zillions of post regarding the Radiant R1. YES! I know. Hence my Post. While I read probably 95% of all those posts; I have yet been able to have my ST hub recognise my R1. There for my question.
And yes, I realize the speaker has been eol and eos for quite some time; there’s plenty of users here that apparently still have these working. So my question is:
Can someone walk-me through the process (if any) to have this setup? Some 2019 instructions! No pointing me back to dated posts (16, 17, 18) none of these work. I’ve tried. One last ditch effort.
Thanks for that info! I know is a Longshot but with that info, I will try to configure them on my old Asus router (same said and password). Once configured I’ll move it back into the Google WiFi setup.
One interesting thing, the speaker works flawlessly with the Samsung Multiroom app while on the Google WiFi setup. That’s what was had me ruling out wifi (Google).
I don’t know if you can force it. Your only choice might be putting your hub on an extension cord and taking it far enough away that it’s out of reach of 5 ghz but still in range of 2.4 ghz.
I was able to ‘force’ the R1 into 5Ghz and it’s online!!!
The Hub found it right away.
I shut down my entire network and only kept the Hub, Phone and R1 on for the setup. Simply hit reset on the speaker and discovered it again ensuring it was in close range of the Google WiFi puck. Then checked on the Google WiFi app that all Devices be on the same radio (5ghz). Fired up discovery on the SmartThing Classic app, and Viola! There it was.
