Pairing streamer

I also have a Pulse Mini W/LPS. IT MUST BE HARDWIRED to your router. Be sure if you have multiple routers and multiple frequencies like I do, be on the correct one. Log into your router to see the Pulse Mini, and run setup. If it’s your “ End Point “ select that and the other appropriate settings. Once it’s setup as long as your phone or tablet is connected to the correct router , it should be a go. DO NOT HESITATE to contact Innuos support. When I acquired mine used they didn’t hesitate to be of help. At the time I tried to set mine up it would not recognize my Schiit Yiggy. I contacted Innuos and explained my problem and listed my model of DAC. The tech accessed Schiit’s website and confirmed their mode of operation. He said I could possibly have a usb card issue with the DAC as I had the original card. The card was actually compatible, but had started to fail unbeknownst to me. I subbed in my Bifrost DAC and sent my Yiggy off for a Gen 5 usb. That’s how far they went to help me with a USED product! They were extremely gracious and saved me hours of hair pulling. Cheers , Mike B. 

Looks like the IP address for the streamer and the router are not the same.  I used an app and am able to ping the server.  How to I get them linked?  I've entered the IP addresses multiple times, but the tablet doesn't find the streamer.  Sorry, I'm not well versed in connecting devices.  Something changed without my knowledge.   All had been well for several months.

Each device in your network will have a different IP address, you are not trying to connect to the same address as your router.

What can happen is that your streamer connects  to your router correctly. But your tablet connects to your wifi via a different SSID on your wifi so let’s say your wifi SSID is DAVE and there is DAVE and DAVE_EXT (for an extender) or DAVE and DAVE5 for the different channels (2.4ghz and 5 ghz). 

You need your tablet connected to the DAVE (the 2.4ghz band).

@mikhailark oops missed the Wi-Fi reference. Innuos doesn’t support Wi-Fi, my issue was with the IP address as noted earlier. 

Ok, people don’t know how networks work. Frequencies, 2.4 or 5 ghz has no bearing on connectivity to a node. The number of routers you have doesn’t have any bearing on connectivity. I have 4 mesh network routers that use both wired and their 6e proprietary backhaul with no connection issues. I also have 5 switches connected to these mesh routers and in the wiring closet with no issues. If you don’t know networks, you shouldn’t offer advice, it’s going to confuse the OP.

I mentioned in another thread on this that you have to setup the streamer with the correct network settings, which includes static ip or dhcp, and subnet mask. Can you ping the streamer? Can you look at the router device list to see if the streamer is attached to your LAN? Concentrate on getting the streamer connected hardwired to your network. Then go from a wired pc to your network and ping the streamer. If that doesn’t work, your streamer isn’t configured correctly. If the wired method works, then concentrate on your wireless connections. Your router will tell you if both your tablet and streamer are connected. This isn’t that tough to do. 
 

Im assuming you are using Roon and if so, didn’t you have Roon ARC turned on? If you didn’t you should. You can get rid of Sirius/XM in your cars but you will have to make changes to your router to use port forwarding.