I have 4 devices all connected to the same WiFi, but when I open the Sonos app, I got only one of them, or the other 3, I can have the 4 connected together. it looks like they built 2 separated networks and can’t blend
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Best answer by Airgetlam
Sounds like you may have set up two different Sonos systems, one with three speakers, the other with one.
I’d unplug the single speaker, so that the controller connects to the three speakers. Then I’d factory reset the unplugged speaker, and re-add it to the ‘three speaker’ system, by using the ‘add a device’ function in the controller.
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I have 4 devices all connected to the same WiFi, but when I open the Sonos app, I got only one of them, or the other 3, I CAN’T have the 4 connected together. it looks like they built 2 separated networks and can’t blend
Sounds like you may have set up two different Sonos systems, one with three speakers, the other with one.
I’d unplug the single speaker, so that the controller connects to the three speakers. Then I’d factory reset the unplugged speaker, and re-add it to the ‘three speaker’ system, by using the ‘add a device’ function in the controller.
Bruce
Sounds like you may have set up two different Sonos systems, one with three speakers, the other with one.
I’d unplug the single speaker, so that the controller connects to the three speakers. Then I’d factory reset the unplugged speaker, and re-add it to the ‘three speaker’ system, by using the ‘add a device’ function in the controller.
Me too.
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