The lumins use ethernet you can't run them via wifi
You can use a wifi to ethernet bridge
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Lumin U1 Mini - how to set up Network *without* Ethernet cables?
To Lumin owners. I just got the Lumin U1 Mini. Had Limetree (Lindemann) Bridge before.
Need to connect the Lumin streamer to my wifi network. There won’t be any ethernet cable as my router/modem (from ISP) are in a different room than where the music and DAC need to be.
I’ve downloaded the Lumin app but the dum app seems useless. It presumes the Lumin is already on the network. Which is a bit of chicken and egg as there’s no way on the device itself to connect to the network -- how would I enter the wifi password etc?
Any ideas how I get it on to my wifi and set up the password etc? The online manual is horribly un-informative. Does Lumin presume everyone will use Ethernet cables to connect to modem/router?
I am little surprised this is what "audiophiles" rave about. The basic setup is not even thought-through. And manual refers only to "iPad", most users will use their iPhone. Welcome any pointers.
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+1 @audiotroy A specific solution to what Audiotroy posted would be to setup a Mesh Network with a satellite close to your Lumin / audio system. Run ethernet out from the satellite to the Lumin. Most satellites offer at least one ethernet output...I'd recommend considering those that offer more than one output. |
@julie_priest as others have mentioned, the Lumin devices are Ethernet-only. You must use an Ethernet cable. Fuzztone's link is broken, but I think he was linking to something like the TP-Link AC750 which we've also used many times. The Lumin will use DHCP to acquire all of the network information, at which point the Lumin app on your iOS, Android, or M1 Mac computer will be able to find it. You can also use any other OpenHome compatible apps, like Linn Kazoo, and it is also supports several other protocols if you want to use other apps. |
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