Orbi RBS850 is an add-on satellite that is compatible with RBR750, RBR840, RBR850, CBR750, and NBR750 routers. Therefore, if you have any of these Orbi mesh routers installed in your house, you can think of adding the RBS850 satellite. It will provide you an enhanced WiFi coverage throughout the house.
The process of connecting the Orbi satellite to any of these routers is very easy and can be completed with the help of the Orbi mobile app. Once that is done, you can start managing the satellite by accessing the orbilogin.net URL.
Here are the steps that you have to follow in order to add the satellite to your WiFi router using the Orbi mobile application.
This way, you can easily connect the Orbi router and an add-on Orbi satellite. This must be noted to you that satellite is supposed to sync with the router during this process only. But, there are rare cases in which the sync does not happen. In that scenario, you have to sync your devices manually. To learn how, walk through the next section.
To sync the router and the add-on satellite manually, you will have to press the Sync button on both devices. Go through the steps given below to know the correct procedure:
In this manner, an Orbi add-on RBS850 satellite can be synced with the router manually. You are supposed to ensure that there exist a safe distance between the router and satellite. Both devices must not be less than 8 ft away. However, you must not keep them more than 10ft far. This must be known to you that if the Orbi light colors change to magenta, you need to work on the satellite and router distance. Also, try restarting the devices.
That’s all about the setup and connection process of the Orbi satellite add-on RBS850. Hopefully, with the help of the instructions provided in the post, the connection will become a breeze for you. On the off-chance, your numerous attempts fail, ensure that there are not too many wireless devices connected to the router.
You can also take an easier path by connecting the Orbi router and the add-on satellite using an Ethernet cable which is generally called an Ethernet Backhaul connection.
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