Set up Two Chime Pro Wifi Extenders

Question

I have multiple clusters of Ring Sitck-Up cameras and two are at opposing ends of my property. I've been using a Chime Pro Wifi Extender for the cameras in the back yard and it's been fine. I just tried to add another Chime Pro to the front of the house to cover the cameras in the front yard and now all the back yard cameras are trying to connect to the Chime pro for the front yard and the signal wont reach that. How do I set one set of cameras to connect to the Chime pro for the back yard and the other set to connect to the chime pro for the front yard?

Caitlyn_Ring · Answer

Hi @user_355a96. You should be able to choose which network each Ring device is connected to. Select your new Chime Pro from the devices list, then tap Chime Pro Network. This should show the devices that are currently connected to that Chime Pro. You can also change the wifi network for a device individually under Device Health > Change Network.

RingUser24 · Answer

Did you ever figure this out? I think I have the same or similar issue. I have 2 floodlight cam pros (front and back yard) that get a weak signal due to concrete block construction.  I already had a chime pro 1st gen which solved for 1 flood cam. Then I just got chime pro 2nd gen but when I connected 2nd flood cam pro to chime pro network, both chime pros show both flood cams connected to 'chime pro network' with no way to tell which specific chime pro each is connected to, but no improvement to WiFi strength on 2nd flood cam!!  Very poor design & interface!!