AD7000W not detected by ipad

[UFO]

After changing the password om my router, i did reset and reconnect my AD7000W AirPlay speaker as well. And although it bleeps meaning it is connected to the router, my iPad cannot detect it. I did reset THE AirPlay speaker several times. What Now?

[Volume]

have you reset your iPad too ? It would be good to switch on and off the wifi on iPad and see if AD7000W is detected.

[UFO]

Yes, several times. Sometimes that helps, but sometimes even that doesn't help. To complicate things: sometimes my ipad does detect the fidelio, but more often it doesn't. Help, help!

have you reset your iPad too ? It would be good to switch on and off the wifi on iPad and see if AD7000W is detected.

[Kiro]

Hi,

Have you tried to connect it in WPS mode?

[kantei]

I experienced similar problems and found out that if I first STOPPED the app on the Ipad and then restarted it, it worked fine again.
Note: if you just leave the app and return to it, it does not really stop but it remains in memory just as you left it. To really stop an app, you can go through the troublesome way of deleting the app and then installing it again. Or, if you google for it, you wiil find that there is also an easier way.

[UFO]

My router (fritzbox) doesn't support WPS. I did connect the fidelio to the router. The problem is the ipad (i.e. the spotify app) often can't detect the fidelio speaker in Airplay mode.

[Kiro]

Only with Spotify App, or also with the local player?

[UFO]

The problem occurs both with the spotify app and with DS audio, an app which uses the music stored on my NAS.

[Kiro]

but if you playback music stored on your iPad?