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Helix networks
I am trying to connect all my smart bulbs & plugs & sonos, I was told that I can separate my networks for 2.4 & 5ghz, but HOW???
Hi! Here's how;
Open the Helix Fi app on a mobile
Go to the ''connection'' menu at the bottom
Press your network's name at the top
On the top right, press on modify (or the little pen icon)
Check ''use different names for the 2.4 ghz and 5ghz network''
Change the 5Ghz's name
press on ''Apply''
Please note that this option will not be visible if you have pods. If you do, you'll have to make the app forget the pod(s) first, separate the networks, connect your bulbs, then go uncheck ''use different names for the 2.4 ghz and 5ghz network'', apply, and then reconfigure the pod.
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Hi! Here's how;
Open the Helix Fi app on a mobile
Go to the ''connection'' menu at the bottom
Press your network's name at the top
On the top right, press on modify (or the little pen icon)
Check ''use different names for the 2.4 ghz and 5ghz network''
Change the 5Ghz's name
press on ''Apply''
Please note that this option will not be visible if you have pods. If you do, you'll have to make the app forget the pod(s) first, separate the networks, connect your bulbs, then go uncheck ''use different names for the 2.4 ghz and 5ghz network'', apply, and then reconfigure the pod.Helix networks brings an interesting angle to modern connectivity and digital infrastructure discussions. For those also exploring local property and land insights, you can check Bay Property Guide for useful reference material. It helps in understanding ownership patterns, valuation updates, and general property data in a simplified way. Overall, combining tech-driven networks with reliable local data sources can be quite valuable for informed decisions.
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