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Assigning fixed IP address for Playmaker

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nickfiore
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nickfiore Posted: Mon, Mar 19 2018 12:55 PM

I have recently moved and simultaneously changed routers to an "all in one" box offered by the Altice, the company that took over Cablevision.  I use a (very) old iPad in a BeoPlay A3 and that works fine, however when I try and use my BeoLab 8000s connected to the Playmaker, I get about :60 seconds and then the whole thing shuts down. 

As I can't think of anything else to try, I want to assign a fixed IP Address to the Playmaker, but have no idea how to do so.

Any thoughts from anyone would be appreciated.

Thanks. 

Ulrike
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Ulrike replied on Mon, Mar 19 2018 2:26 PM

Hi,

first you need the Playmaker's MAC address:

Open B&O app =》Configure Playmaker =》 Info =》 Status =》 there it is.

Sign in to your router's interface.

Next steps are somewhat more complicated, so I recommend watching the following tutorial (for all O Systems and routers) making it easier:

https://youtu.be/8UhiORc5QAc

Once you have done it the first time, you will find it's easy.

Ulrike

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nickfiore replied on Tue, Mar 20 2018 1:14 PM

Ulrike, Thank you.  For any others with same/similar problems note that, in the end, I discovered that my particular router offers a choice of several different channels.  By switching channels to one less susceptible to interference, I solved the problem without resorting to designating a fixed IP address.

 

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nickfiore replied on Tue, Mar 20 2018 1:14 PM

Ulrike, Thank you.  For any others with same/similar problems note that, in the end, I discovered that my particular router offers a choice of several different channels.  By switching channels to one less susceptible to interference, I solved the problem without resorting to designating a fixed IP address.

 

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Ulrike replied on Tue, Mar 20 2018 1:30 PM

Thumbs Up Really good! Smile

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