- #RESET APPLE AIRPORT EXPRESS 2ND GENERATION BUTTON PC#
- #RESET APPLE AIRPORT EXPRESS 2ND GENERATION BUTTON OFFLINE#
I tried downgrading the firmware to 7.8 then upgrading again to 7.8.1, no joy. This allowed me to get into the system but not make any changes that would allow the device to access my WIFI network or access the network via Ethernet. I then plugged it into the LAN side, and it gave me a 10.0.1.2 address.
I connected it to my windows PC directly (PC to WAN port) and I"m getting all sorts of errors when I try to configure it, so I connected it to my iMac 27 and went through the setup process, it gave me a strange (.x) address. Here's a few other issues I've had with it.
The guy I got it from told me that it was up and running when he took it offline to sell to me. I tried just about everything to get this thing up and running. Now, the LED is displaying 3 fast flashing amber, then 3 slow flashing green.
I did the hard reset to get it back to factory settings.
If you cannot connect to the heater via the “shared internet/ hotspot” the connection is located in the WiFi module of the heater - contact the store where you purchased the product.I just picked up another 2nd Generation Airport Express. If you can connect to the heater there is no problem with the WiFi module in the heater, and the error is located in the settings of the WiFi router. Access the Mill app and select “Add heater” and follow the instructions. Connect the cellphone where you have downloaded the Mill app to the “shared internet/ hotspot” you just created. Use another cellphone to create a “shared internet/ hotspot”. To troubleshoot you can try to use another cellphone as a “shared internet/ hotspot”. If none of the above instructions work, we need to investigate if the connection problem is located in the WiFi module of the heater or if there is a settings error on your WiFi router. Select “Alternate WiFi configuration” and follow the instructions.Į: Troubleshoot with hotspot (Generation 1 and 2):. Select the settings icon in the home screen (at the bottom right corner). You can find this installation guide in the Mill app: The Mill app also has an alternative installation method you can try. It is also important to be aware your WiFi signal of a may be affected by what kind of material your house is built with (concrete, woodwork etc.) If you experience a weak WiFi signal where you wish to have your Mill product, we recommend increasing the signal by using a WiFi range extender (repeater/extender) to ensure a stabile signal.ĭ: Try an alternative installation method in the Mill app: It is therefore important to make sure your heater, phone and WiFi router are close to each other when installing. The WiFi signal range on your heater is IOT based, meaning the signal range is lower than WiFi devices such as phones, PC, tablets, etc. Try to reconnect the heater to the Mill app. The blinking lights indicate the heater has been reset. When the display lights are blinking you can release both buttons. Push and hold in the settings button while simultaneously turning on the heater. Turn off your Mill WiFi heater via the ON/OFF switch. Read more about necessary WiFi settings under article: Questions about the WiFi router > WiFi router settings required when using Mill WiFi heaters For specific WiFi router instructions, refer to the below articles under Mill WiFi troubleshooting >Īfter ensuring this, reset your heater before trying to connecting to the Mill app again. 
Make sure you are connected to the 2.4 Ghz network when installing the heater.Make sure that your WiFi distributes b/g/n signal.If you have trouble connecting your Mill WiFi heater to the Mill app, do the following:Ī: Check if you have the correct WiFi router settings This article only applies for Generation 1 and Generation 2 units.
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