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11-06-2017 08:40 PM
I have a SureSignal with a good 50MB broadband connection.
When phone is connected - all os OK.
The issue I have is that if I wander away from SureSignal area ... i.e. away from home ........... when I return the phone does not reconnect to Sure Signal.
Having no VF signal in area - the phones just sits thee with zero signal.
I left it all toady ... in the next room to SS (about 7m away) .... it des not connect.
Walk within 2m of the SS and then wait a few minutes and it connects ....... then I can go back to room it has been unable to connect form and have a solid 4 bars of signal.
This is VERY frustrating - especially as I may not notice it is not connected and am missing calls.
Seems unable to auto-reconnect
12-06-2017 05:44 AM
Hi,
Your phone will try to connect to the strongest signal it can see.
I'm wondering if you try turning off 4G in the phones settings if that would make a difference as the SS pushes out 3G.
Current Phone >
Samsung Galaxy s²⁴ Ultra 512gb.
12-06-2017 10:33 AM - edited 12-06-2017 10:34 AM
My phone is set to auto negotiate connection method.
There is no 3G or 4G signal where I am ..... there used to be 3G, then this was lost when 4G went on local cell.
I don't really want o have to go into settings and turn 4G off every time I enter my house. With auto-negotaite I should not need to.
Once I have moved really closeto device and it has connected ... it stays fine as long as I do not move away form signal totally and connect to network when away from home.
That seems to be the issue - if it has been off teh SS and onto network it does not switch back.
I looked again now as a test ........ zero bars of signal ... the 'triangle is there - but all 'greyed out'.
When I move close to unit - it goes to filled in .. all bars of signal strength - I can then go back to location I was in and it stays connected.
13-06-2017 12:36 PM
@sargan Please take a look at our Sure Signal Troubleshooting thread, then post back your results if you’re not directed to an existing thread.
13-06-2017 12:59 PM
Well past that guide in terms of testing