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This is a wireless standard designed to make connections between routers and wireless devices easier and faster. Manually enabling WPS may be required - check to see if your router or range extenders use WPS or Wi-Fi Protected Setup.Device limits - your router may have a setting restricting the number of connected devices.Or you may need to consult your router brand, service provider, or ISP for assistance.

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You may need to check your router's admin page where you manage settings including passwords and software updates.

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Read How to Troubleshoot Wi-Fi for more tips. You may also need to consider upgrading your router or adding a range extender or booster to improve your coverage and bandwidth availability. Try bringing your device closer to within 20 feet of your router to see if it connects. If it's in the basement or attic or far away from your device or Wi-Fi is impeded by concrete you may have a coverage issue.

Consider your Wi-Fi network coverage and bandwidth Passwords containing more than 32 characters will not be accepted. Double-check to be sure you are not using your app password.

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Keep in mind that the password is case sensitive. Make sure the network you pick doesn't have anything that includes a "5" at the end. Sometimes it won't be easy to identify and you will need to check your router settings or contact your service provider for assistance. It may be labeled "24G" or 2G" or something similar. We recommend you use a network with a password for security. There may be a guest network without a password.

You may see TWO or more networks: If you see two or more then you probably have a dual-band router with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz networks.

If this is the case you might need to contact your router or service provider for assistance to separate the bands. If you have a newer router, it might also mean that you have a mesh network that combines the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. If you have an older router this is more likely because the first routers were single-band routers.

You could see ONE network: If you only see one Wi-Fi network name that belongs to you it could be a 2.4 GHz network that will work with all Feit Electric smart products.

Choose the 2.4 GHz wireless network from the list.

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For Android users: Choose Wi-Fi & Wireless Networks.

For iOS users: Go to phone settings>Wi-Fi to see the names of the networks available.

Here's a video showing how to check your Wi-Fi networks on an iOS device. If your device is closer to your router (within 5 - 15 feet) it may automatically connect to the 5 GHz band.

They may or may not be clearly identified. Many routers have two bands a 2.4 GHz and a 5 GHz network. Check to see if your smartphone is connected to a 2.4 GHz network "pasweord-i-used-to-register-with-tuya",ĥ) Restarted my Homebridge server and bang, it worked!!Ħ) I realized that the hard-coded name in the config file were a bad idea incase I ever rename them, so I read the IDs from the Homebridge Logs on the Status page and replaced the names above with the IDs, so something like 0it6.h5es and 9kjt.98yt then restarted.If you are having trouble connecting your Feit Electric Outdoor Smart Plug/ Yard Stake to Wi-Fi in the app here are some troubleshooting tips that might help. "username": "email-i-used-to-register-with-tuya e.g. Here is the final version of the config file that worked: Maybe if I would have used the Tuya app it would have "just worked". I named the plugs "Feit Outdoor Plug 1" and "Feit Outdoor Plug 2", which is needed in the config file shown below.ģ) I added the following Homebridge plugins using the Homebridge UI "Plugins" screen:ġst) Homebridge Tuya Powerstrip homebridge-tuya-powerstrip v1.0.10Ĥ) Since I first tried doing this using the Feit app and it did not work, I hand edited the config file.

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I don't know if these plugs have bluetooth, but I allowed the app to use my iPhone's Bluetooth and the app found the plugs immediately, even before I told the app my WiFi password, so they sure seem to. You'll need your Tuya account e-mail and password you just created in the config file shown below.

After running the Feit app first, it is clear they are essentially the same.Ģ) Follow the prompts in the Tuya app to create an account and add the plugs. I didn't catch on to this the first time. Here is what I did, with some added info on what I got confused on:ġ) Download the Tuya app, not the Feit one. I too was able to get it to work, and for two plugs.