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Connecting your speakers to a network

First, please download the mobile app Cabasse StreamCONTROL.

 

 


Wired network connection – Ethernet (recommended)

An Ethernet network connection is the most reliable solution in terms of the speed and stability of the audio stream. This is because the connection speed is faster than Wi-Fi, and it is not subject to fluctuations or interruptions.

 

To do this:

  • Simply connect an Ethernet cable (RJ45) from your network access point to your speakers.
  • Turn on your speakers, then open the Cabasse app.
    • Make sure your smartphone is connected to the same network access point as your speaker.

 

We recommend using an Ethernet cable of at least Category 5.

 


Wireless connection – Wi-Fi

A Wi-Fi network connection is the simplest option in terms of installation, as it does not require any additional cables.

 

 

To do this:

  • Open the Cabasse app and select ‘Add a new player’
  • Follow the Wi-Fi setup wizard
  • On the ‘Select network’ screen, select your router’s 5 GHz network
    • Tick the box marked ‘Show all Wi-Fi networks’ to view your router’s 5 GHz network

 

 

Please note that connecting to Wi-Fi may take 1 to 2 minutes, depending on the router.

We recommend connecting to a Wi-Fi 6 router for greater reliability.

 

This video provides a step-by-step guide to connecting to the network using our Rialto product.

 

 


 

Troubleshooting

The network RIALTO_...-XXXX does not appear in my smartphone’s Wi-Fi list.

We invite you to read this article on the subject

 

I get dropouts during certain tracks

If the speaker’s Wi-Fi connection is too far from its access point, the 5 GHz network may experience issues.

This is because, whilst the 5 GHz frequency used by Wi-Fi routers is fast, its range is, unfortunately, quite limited.

 

Reconnect your speaker to your router’s standard network (the 2.4 GHz network)

 

 

For further details on advanced network configuration, please see the article : https://cabasse.happyfox.com/kb/article/71-optimal-network-for-my-cabasse-system/

 

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