Heya there folks,
Anyone any knowledge of how to change the wifi on the Pocket 2 to 2.4Ghz from 5Ghz?

Before my app crashes I am getting interference notifications on the app - I know this isn't correct as I've done a channel scan, and the Pocket 2 isn't anywhere near any other device channel.

But I cant see any way to change the frequency on the device or in the app?

any clues?

Regards

In the mimo app setting you have an option to change wifi 2.4Ghz from 5Ghz

Where? It's not in the wireless settings. All I can change in there is SSID and password.
Give me a clue, please :-)

Jules Wilko Posted at 10-4 01:04
Where? It's not in the wireless settings. All I can change in there is SSID and password.
Give me a clue, please :-)

You can see how to change the frequency setting at https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=229629 and https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=247715 . Also, make sure to close and restart the Mimo app in order for the setting change to take effect.

Jules Wilko Posted at 10-4 01:04
Where? It's not in the wireless settings. All I can change in there is SSID and password.
Give me a clue, please :-)

https://forum44.djicdn.com/data/attachment/forum/202108/09/063210t65yb6ttcbetylq7.jpg

Yep - there is no wifi frequency selection available on my Pocket or either iPhone I have used.
That setting doesn't exist.

Jules Wilko Posted at 10-5 00:26
Yep - there is no wifi frequency selection available on my Pocket or either iPhone I have used.
That setting doesn't exist. [view_image]

Which version of Dji Mimo app are you using?

The iOS app - The only one.
Version 1.6.6

Only Android DJI MIMO can do the 2.4G/5.8G freq since some android do not support 5.8.

iOS app cannot do that.

5.8G is recommended. because 2.4G's speed is low and may easily get interrupted.

Unfortunately - I can't get Android devices to connect, even with 5Ghz support...
The iOS app complains about interference, even when there are no other wifi signals in range, and the phone is right next to the Pocket 2.
And heck, the iOS app doesnt even work.

Complete DJI fail there.