Go to (or ) or use the Airties Wi-Fi app to verify that check that the 2,4 GHz and 5 GHz networks are still set up with identical network names (SSID) and passwords. Have You Kept the SSID and Password Identical for Both Frequency Bands? Log on to your router's settings and turn off both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wireless radios, so that your new wireless network is not disturbed. Wireless radios in all devices other than the AirTies access points should be switched off. Turn off wireless radios in other devices If you have a separate router as well as a modem, the AirTies access point should still be connected to the router. Therefore, if you have a multi-function device with a built-in router, this is the device the AirTies access point should be connected to. One AirTies device should always be connected by Ethernet cable directly to the router - or whichever device is used as a router. Are the AirTies access points properly set up and any other wireless networks in the home turned off? Check that the Ethernet cable is connected to the correct device
See also AirTies mesh access point LED signals - an overview and follow the advice there.Ģ.See Restoring factory settings on AirTies devices This is best solved by resetting the network. If one or more devices have a longer green blink, they are not connected to the mesh network or have fallen out.Verify that all AirTies access points in the mesh network have two green LEDs on the front, with a short, slow blink on the 5 GHz indicator. Do both LEDs glow in green on all devices?
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