Nucleus connected via ethernet cable to Asus mesh wifi router. Both 2.4 and 5G networks available.
Connected Audio Devices
Usb cable from nucleus to usb dac/headphone amp
Number of Tracks in Library
2000 tracks
Description of Issue
Roon remote running on android finds core and displays name. Roon remote on laptop running windows 10 does not find core, but I can enter the core’s IP and then the login screen appears. Both devices work connected to either 2.4 or 5G. Roon remote 1.800952 running on iPad with iPadOS 15.5 just hangs trying to locate core…whether I keyin the IP or just let it find it itself. Same behavior on 2.4 or 5G networks.
Have you tried rebooting your ASUS mesh network and then rebooting your Nucleus and remotes? Can you confirm your iPad is connected to the same network as the Nucleus?
Hi, thanks for the idea. So, I shut everything off, brought up router, then core, then ipad. Laptop and phone connect instantly, ipad still hangs. All parties are on the 5G network. Not the end of the world, I can still remote using my phone if I need a portable remote, it’s just the iPad has a much nicer screen to look at :).
The 5G network doesn’t play a role here. This is for access to external services using your telephone provider.
Is your iPad connected to your home network via wifi? It should be on the same network as your core, to which your phone is also connected when at home.
The top right of the screen should have the wifi indicator, like this.
I’m assuming you mean the 5GHz WiiFi network, not the cellular 5G network. I have seen some users report that they were successful reconnecting iOS devices to their Core when they deleted the app from their iPad or iPhone and then reinstalled it. May be worth trying. Are you sure the iPad is on the same network/subnet as your Core?
