High-speed internet with enough bandwidth for the whole family.
HomePass is the new smart home standard.
TV packages for the whole family.
The home phone Cayman can count on.
If you are experiencing a slow WiFi connection, please take the following steps:
For the most accurate test… Consider these points:
If your WiFi does appear to be connecting, it may be an issue with your device not connecting to the network. Try the following steps to troubleshoot:
Physical obstructions like walls and doors, radio interference can impact WiFi signals. Various home appliances like microwaves, cordless phones and wireless baby monitors can all interfere with your Wi-Fi network. In addition, if there are too many Wi-Fi networks all using the same wireless channel in the same area, the “noise” can impact your signal.
Routers have limited coverage. Extenders can often improve the coverage but they degrade the internet speed.
Mesh WiFi systems provide relatively higher coverage along without degrading speed. They can replace your router as well.
Plume Adapt is a unique mesh WiFi system that uses AI to optimize your WiFi based on your usage to deliver the best speed and coverage.
Every home is different. Plume monitors your home environment, device types, and data requirements to provide each device with the right speed and coverage. Plume utilizes multiple wireless channels and pods to do this. Plume’s intelligent optimization would allow you to use more devices efficiently simultaneously.
Additionally, Plume comes with a HomePass membership which will let you upgrade hardware firmware and use all the new features launched in the future.
Home
There are no access limitations in this zone. Users will be able to access both the internet and any shared network devices. Share these passwords with people you trust implicitly like your family. Any WiFi devices connected you wish to share should also be in this zone.
Guest
Shared network devices will only be visible to users in this zone if you allow them. You can also set up rules to automatically disable the WiFi for your guest. You can set a password to auto-disable in 1 hour, 3 hours, end of the day or at a time and date of your choosing.
Internet Only
Passwords shared in this zone will only have access to the internet.
You can set up several passwords for each zone, so you can disable, edit or delete access for individual users at any time. You can have a total of 30 unique passwords for your entire network. Unused passwords can always be deleted to create new ones. Passwords must always be 8-64 characters in length.
How to access Control
iOS
Android
Create a new password for Home
Create a new password for a Guest
Control your HomePass network with your voice with Amazon Alexa and the HomePass skill. It’s never been easier—or quicker—to manage your home’s WiFi.
How to enable the Plume skill in Alexa
Via Alexa App
How to invoke Alexa
Once you have linked the Plume Skill with Alexa, always start with “Alexa, ask Plume…” and then follow up with the specific command.
Alexa Commands
View more Alexa commands options here: https://support.plume.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408226097047-Alexa-Integration
Yes, Plume will work with your VPN service. Please contact us on 333 3325 or email us on helpdesk@c3.ky if you experience any issues.
Many devices will connect to the closest pod when first connecting to the network. After connecting, which pod a device connects to is determined by two factors: the cloud and the device. Either the cloud determines the best connection, which may not be the closest pod, or the device chooses where to connect. However, a device always has the final say on which pod it will connect to.
Pods and other Wi-Fi access points broadcast signals, called beacons, to tell devices that they are present. When connecting, a device may choose to connect to the first beacon it sees or the beacon with the strongest signal. This choice is based on the design of the device. Some older devices may also treat beacons from each pod as a separate network.
After connecting, some devices that move around are designed to hold on to a Wi-Fi connection. This may be done by staying connected to the same pod even after the connection becomes unusable. In some cases, a device may store information about the pod and always try to reconnect to the same pod. For devices that do roam between pods, turning the Wi-Fi off and on may connect the device to the nearest pod until it is steered by the cloud.
To connect these devices:
Nobody likes to be without a connection to the internet. Let’s find out what’s causing the problem.
Single or a few Pods are offline
If there is no reason the pod cannot connect by wireless to another pod, the pod may defective. Please contact us on helpdesk@c3.ky or call us on 333 3325.
If one of the pods happens to lose connection or is unplugged, the system will reconfigure itself or self-heal so you don’t lose Wi-Fi connection. Another path will be formed using your other pods to maintain coverage and network health. When the pod is restored, it is automatically placed back into the network, and an optimization will take place.
If you have received a notification that your pods are placed too far apart, simply move them closer together to help improve your network’s performance! We recommend placing Pods about 15-20 feet apart for optimal performance. SuperPods typically can be placed 30-40 feet apart. Note that if you have particularly thick walls (brick, concrete, or large amounts of metal) or furniture blocking a pod, you may need to reduce these distances. (Also see 5 things in your home that might be killing your WiFi.)
After rearranging your pod[s], your network should begin to optimize and establish improved connections. Optimizations may take a few minutes to complete. Once finished, you can check your HomePass app to see if your pod’s health has improved! You can also try running a speed test from your device to see the latest results.
If you received this notification, but haven’t noticed any issues with performance, you may not need to take any action. Many devices, especially IoT devices such as thermostats, smart plugs and lights don’t require much bandwidth to operate.
When you press the guide button, there is a small TV icon on the top left on the list. You have to make
sure that it says “All” all the time. What happens when you press the guide button too many times is it
turns into a smart list. The title, e.g. “HD” beside the TV icon shows you the only channels that come
in HD version. This not only affects the list you see before you but your channels when you come out
of the channel guide.
Try the following instructions:
You can stream PureTV on up to 4 devices at the same time anywhere in the Cayman Islands.
The number of devices you can link to your account is unlimited. You may be required to log out of one device to use another as you are limited to 4 licenses.
The C3 Pure TV Box, Apple TV and Amazon Fire Stick. We recommend using the Pure TV STB for Android TV’s.
Click here to see our Pure TV channel list.
Yes! Our PureTV app supports CloudDVR.
Yes! Our App supports Chromecast. The Android mobile app supports Chromecast as a casting device, and the PURETV box supports Chromecast as a receiver.
Our App will not stream outside of Cayman Island Territory due to copyright restrictions.
The profile picture can be changed either on the mobile app or in the web portal. Navigate to “Account” (top right) then select “Profiles” tap your profile to change your picture.
This can be done in the web portal or on mobile app. Select “Account” (top right) then select “Profiles”. Click the new profile button or click on whichever profile they want to change or delete
Parental controls are in “Account” (top right) then select “Profiles”. Select the profile which you want to restrict. Once selected you can filter channels, by selecting channels you don’t want this profile to see. Or set age restriction of the overall content. For eg. The profile has an age rating of 12, channels with the age rating of 18 will not be shown to this profile.
On all devices, there is a “recordings” tab which lists all of your recordings
Go to the “recordings” tab. Click the recorded event and click the “remove from recordings button”
By using the search option on the top right of all of our apps.
This depends on your TV. If you have an LG or a Samsung TV 2020 model or newer, you can download the PURETV application from the LG/Samsung store and login with your account. If you have a TV with the “AndroidTV” operation system, (most commonly Sony TVs), you can download the PURETV application in the Google play store. If none of the previous applies to you, you will need the PURETV box which has the AndroidTV application.
Select the forgot password button in the web portal or on the mobile application. You will need to put in your login details, which will send you an email with a recovery code you can then use to get back into the app.
Sorry, this product is only available in a C3 Pure Bundle.
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