Cannot connect hs110 to wifi
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I recently got a smart plug that I was using perfectly fine, I had my Christmas tree a small one with 1 string of lights connected and plugged into it. But last night all of a sudden my connection to my smart plug was lost and I could not get it to connect to my router so I reset my router and that did not fix my problem I tried resetting my plug to factory settings and that's not working either. Now when I try to set up my plug as a new device it blinks green and Orange and my phone tells me to connect to the TP link Wi-Fi but it won't connect (its saying the TP link wifi isnt available) and my home Wi-Fi is not showing up on the list of connections that I can connect to. I've tried typing it in and everything to get it to connect but I think my plug is just messed up somehow? I've tried resetting it atleast 3 times and moving it and using a different phone to try and connect.
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Hmmm. An issue for me is Comcast in their great wisdom decided to use a single SSID for both the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz networks. So I can't give them separate names. Possible solutions for me:
- Get up and turn the light on and off the old-fashioned way.
- Turn off Comcast WiFi and get a real router (with separate SSIDs)
- Create a separate 2.4 GHz WiFi network just for these plugs.
- Ask TP-Link to fix the bug and/or build a better mousetrap that handles both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz networks
-David
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