Using my old Arlo hub as signal extender or "bridge mode" hub? If so, walk me through how?
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Does anybody know about this and/or have any experience with this?:
I had purchased an Arlo Ultra system with the hub and 4 Arlo Ultra cameras. This was an upgrade to my existing Arlo Pro 2 hub and also 4 cameras. My house is only 2500 sq. ft., but even with my extreme overkill wifi system that SHOULD cover 6,000+ sq. ft., I still have a lot of dead spots for my wifi signal, which also leads to me having trouble getting a good signal to some of the cameras outside. Does anybody know if I can connect my old Pro 2 hub to my Ultra hub amd use it as either a camera signal extender or as a "bridge mode" hub, which would essentially also extend the camera signal range? Can this be done? If so, could you possibly walk me through how I would do that? I have been trying, but I can't seem to get the Pro 2 hub to connect to the Ultra hub at all. I have literally spent at least 2 or 3 hours now trying to get it to connect without even a hint of success. Please help!!
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The only true way to expand coverage is adding additional bases.
While it will not work as an extender, you can use it for the Ultra by putting it at a far end of home and syncing cameras to it.
https://kb.arlo.com/000062146/Is-Arlo-Ultra-backwards-compatible-with-my-existing-Arlo-system
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If I understand you correctly, you don’t connect the new hub to the old...
You have to hook it into your router with Ethernet... or plug it into a WiFi extender with a Ethernet port ( extender hooked into your original router )
Use the ADD Device in your app to then add the second base. Then add the closest cameras for best signal.
Each base sets up its own WiFi network for the cameras only... you can’t link other devices in
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