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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 123631" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: Laggy WiFi (again I think)Hi Henry,Sorry to hear about your wi-fi issues.Surprisingly, I was just realizing at yesterday&#039;s gig that I&#039;ve now been able to use the new app and firmware versions multiple times, and have noticed a distinct IMPROVEMENT in connection and reliability.Before, I could rely on dropouts/freezes every 60 seconds on the iPad, sometimes going on for hours, other times for a little while and then stopping. The last 3 gigs when I&#039;ve been specifically watching for that, I haven&#039;t noticed even one freeze over three or four hours. These have all been in a known room where there must be 25 visible networks and where the problem has repeatedly occurred. My networks are all visible, FWIW. (I&#039;ve been running 4 wifi networks of my own with the Rack so there&#039;s redundancy in case one goes down.)I don&#039;t have any solutions for you, but it&#039;s funny-in-a-non-funny-way that you are having problems that you blame on the updates, and I&#039;m having a good experience that I&#039;m attributing to the updates. Nothing else has changed in my application, either.Good luck,DanEdit: Does your iPad have lots of apps open and running? It&#039;s not obvious to tell; there is some combination of holding down the select button (the round one at the bottom of the screen) and the sleep button (the one on the top edge, opposite end of iPad from select button) which allows you to see all open apps and gives you the ability to close the ones you don&#039;t need open.Here is a discussion:&nbsp; <a href="https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5517635" target="_blank">https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5517635</a>Maybe that will help?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 123631, member: 2826"] Re: Laggy WiFi (again I think) Hi Henry, Sorry to hear about your wi-fi issues. Surprisingly, I was just realizing at yesterday's gig that I've now been able to use the new app and firmware versions multiple times, and have noticed a distinct IMPROVEMENT in connection and reliability. Before, I could rely on dropouts/freezes every 60 seconds on the iPad, sometimes going on for hours, other times for a little while and then stopping. The last 3 gigs when I've been specifically watching for that, I haven't noticed even one freeze over three or four hours. These have all been in a known room where there must be 25 visible networks and where the problem has repeatedly occurred. My networks are all visible, FWIW. (I've been running 4 wifi networks of my own with the Rack so there's redundancy in case one goes down.) I don't have any solutions for you, but it's funny-in-a-non-funny-way that you are having problems that you blame on the updates, and I'm having a good experience that I'm attributing to the updates. Nothing else has changed in my application, either. Good luck, Dan Edit: Does your iPad have lots of apps open and running? It's not obvious to tell; there is some combination of holding down the select button (the round one at the bottom of the screen) and the sleep button (the one on the top edge, opposite end of iPad from select button) which allows you to see all open apps and gives you the ability to close the ones you don't need open. Here is a discussion: [url]https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5517635[/url] Maybe that will help? [/QUOTE]

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