Marshal Acton II Voice, struggle to connect

KareKrapp

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I had to get a new Wi-Fi-router.
Have had Acton II voice connected to to old network for god know how many years.

The new network is workign fine, but the speaker won't connect.

I have done all the tricks in the book.

Take the power. Hold source and mute,. '
The router has 2.4 and 5 ghz... I have disable the 5..to avoid confusion.

When I hold source button, (wifi blink red)... it skips to BT.

I hold source and mute.... then it blinked fatser, but nothing happends.
My pad with Google Home is on the 2.4 ghz-net..

What do I do?

(i asked ChatGpt... but it gave me different answere each time I told it that what it said did nor work.
 
I had to get a new Wi-Fi-router.
Have had Acton II voice connected to to old network for god know how many years.

The new network is workign fine, but the speaker won't connect.

I have done all the tricks in the book.

Take the power. Hold source and mute,. '
The router has 2.4 and 5 ghz... I have disable the 5..to avoid confusion.

When I hold source button, (wifi blink red)... it skips to BT.

I hold source and mute.... then it blinked fatser, but nothing happends.
My pad with Google Home is on the 2.4 ghz-net..

What do I do?

(i asked ChatGpt... but it gave me different answere each time I told it that what it said did nor work.
We have the Marshall Stanmore 3 and have noticed some things about connection are you sure you are holding down on the Bluetooth button on the Marshall allowing it to connect to your pad?

Just something I noticed recently when connecting ours again having not listened to it for a while.

We recently went from BT to EE router and for us it was the printer that didn’t work with it.
 
We have the Marshall Stanmore 3 and have noticed some things about connection are you sure you are holding down on the Bluetooth button on the Marshall allowing it to connect to your pad?

Just something I noticed recently when connecting ours again having not listened to it for a while.

We recently went from BT to EE router and for us it was the printer that didn’t work with it.
Its wi-fi.. not BT.

Speaker does not want to connect to the new network.
 
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Its wi-fi.. not BT.

Speaker does not want to connect to the new network.
Yes, that’s what I sort of mean Wi-Fi. I had trouble connecting to WiFi last time I was using our Marshall, when you switch it to Bluetooth on the Marshall are you sure you are holding down on the Bluetooth button long enough to make a connection to WiFi?
 
Yes, that’s what I sort of mean Wi-Fi. I had trouble connecting to WiFi last time I was using our Marshall, when you switch it to Bluetooth on the Marshall are you sure you are holding down on the Bluetooth button long enough to make a connection to WiFi?
I press sourcebutton (and mute/mic) according to instruction manual/internett search
 
Do you need to allow local access to your network on the iPad ?
Phone, tablet, pc connected instantly when the network was set up.

On the old, when I bought the speaker (I had to then).. 6 years ago.. Right on the net... no fuzz.

It's the same kind of wi-fi router from the same provider. (Old one got som hick ups).

The speaker is also reset to default. Back to english.. it was set up to Norwegian.
 

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