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I really have no idea How to read this chart ?????

the sonos 3-1 ste sal and 5-1 ste sal keeps disconecting and i really have no idea How to read that chart

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GuitarSuperstarAnswer

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Perhaps this will help:

“Colors in the left column denote the ambient RF noise seen by the Sonos unit. Colored cells in the body of the matrix indicate the state and strength of the 'tunnels' across the mesh:

A gray cell means that the Sonos isn't sending data wirelessly between the 2 units. This is expected if the 2 players are connected through a network cable, as the wired connection is typically more reliable and therefore preferred to a wifi path.
A green, yellow, or red cell indicate an active path. The actual color is used to encode the strength of the wireless signal.

OFDM signal levels go from 0 to 5, where 5 is best and 0 is way too low to get a reliable connection. Noise floors are typically in the [-80 -110] range, where -110 is considered excellent and -80 bad.”

https://bsteiner.info/articles/hidden-sonos-interface

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GuitarSuperstar

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Take a look at this thread:

You seem to be experiencing quite a bit of WiFi interference. Read this on how to reduce interference:

https://support.sonos.com/s/article/3286?language=en_US

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BriankdkAuthor

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Thx for reply

I have read that allready (The link you give), and why the red Lines goes as They do makes no scence for me ?

i Would like to understand The chart

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BriankdkAuthor

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I just reset The whole system due to not working after changed The Network channel

here is a new picture

https://ibb.co/XjZWvQx

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BriankdkAuthor

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Nobody that Can explain How to read The matrix ?

here in better quality:

https://ibb.co/HrsMKM2

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GuitarSuperstarAnswer

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Perhaps this will help:

“Colors in the left column denote the ambient RF noise seen by the Sonos unit. Colored cells in the body of the matrix indicate the state and strength of the 'tunnels' across the mesh:

A gray cell means that the Sonos isn't sending data wirelessly between the 2 units. This is expected if the 2 players are connected through a network cable, as the wired connection is typically more reliable and therefore preferred to a wifi path.
A green, yellow, or red cell indicate an active path. The actual color is used to encode the strength of the wireless signal.

OFDM signal levels go from 0 to 5, where 5 is best and 0 is way too low to get a reliable connection. Noise floors are typically in the [-80 -110] range, where -110 is considered excellent and -80 bad.”

https://bsteiner.info/articles/hidden-sonos-interface

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BriankdkAuthor

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Which of these are Best

https://ibb.co/mqrC4mP

https://ibb.co/Cv2kbvk

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BriankdkAuthor

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Perhaps this will help:

“Colors in the left column denote the ambient RF noise seen by the Sonos unit. Colored cells in the body of the matrix indicate the state and strength of the 'tunnels' across the mesh:

A gray cell means that the Sonos isn't sending data wirelessly between the 2 units. This is expected if the 2 players are connected through a network cable, as the wired connection is typically more reliable and therefore preferred to a wifi path.
A green, yellow, or red cell indicate an active path. The actual color is used to encode the strength of the wireless signal.

OFDM signal levels go from 0 to 5, where 5 is best and 0 is way too low to get a reliable connection. Noise floors are typically in the [-80 -110] range, where -110 is considered excellent and -80 bad.”

https://bsteiner.info/articles/hidden-sonos-interface

so The most important is What Colour The body has ?

What about The red ones in left Columbia ?

and How Can “loungen v kontor” and “loungen over bar” be red - They are both on cabel to The router (same router that The bridge is connected to)

and does it look good or is it baaaaaaddddd ??

https://ibb.co/X3KtkFP

thanks for helping

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BriankdkAuthor

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better picture here

https://i.ibb.co/q5znrkJ/Udklip100.jpg

so The most important is What Colour The body has ?
What about The red ones in left Columbia ?

and How Can “loungen v kontor” and “loungen over bar” be red - They are both on cabel to The router (same router that The bridge is connected to)

and does it look good or is it baaaaaaddddd ??

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Airgetlam

Focus on the music, not the looks of the matrix. The only time you should be worried is when the music begins to break up.

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BriankdkAuthor

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Focus on the music, not the looks of the matrix. The only time you should be worried is when the music begins to break up.

But that is Whats happening - sometimes 1-2-3 speakers disspear, or Music stops.

Thats why Im eperimenting with a bridge i just bought, cabeling speakers etc.

but i dont fully understand How to read The matrix so i know When The things i do actually is improving The total setup

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