If the unit losses wifi connection will it reestablish the connection on it's own?
1736747
if it was a power outage yes.... one of my units is in a mountain area that frequently losses power. I get an alert that the wifi is out and the later it tells me that it has reconnected.
1736748
Yes, and you can also set up notifications when it loses connectivity and when it regains connectivity, via the server.
1736749
Yes. It will re-establish connection due to loss of router signal or power failure. I've had power failures, and reset my router as well. Each time the thermostat reconnects automatically and has never had a problem.
594288
Automatically, no. You have to push the button for it to reconnect. And it drops the connection typically after 5 or 10 minutes of non-use.
526431
As long as the router has wifi capability. If it sees your wifi unit, it will retransmit the signal. We are running 4 of these units in cascade in a large church building Our Cisco wifi unit is the first in the chain, #1 Hawking picks up the signal. #2 picks up #1. #3 picks up from #2 etc etc.... All have been working fine for over 2 years now. See no reason why this would not work with a cable wifi unit...
2275409
Well I'm not sure. We have wifi set up in our home but I don't think the product needs it to function properly.
1726171
To be honest I believe it only effects wifi slightly. I havent measured the actual signal loss but ive never lost I signal with the silicone case. I believe I loose about 1/8 or my signal at the most and its not really noticeable so you should be fine! Hope this response helped:)
1234291
This will only replace the wireless portion of the home networking. It. Not replace their modem. You will have to buy a compatible modem along with this to replace it all.
1820294
No. This is very simple set up. If you leave it on for too long, the app wifi direct wil disconnect itself. Thanks Heide
903339
Yes - the Netgear adaptor acts like an Ethernet port, so when the power returns, the system will return to normal function.
1233094
check to see if the connection is lose, other wise you will need this piece
1373228
I have not had a power failure yet but once power comes on, modem and wireless router will reset automatically. Although computers and smartphones are setup to automatically connect to wireless routers, on rare occasions they do require operator intervention. I would imagine the cyberstat would behave in the same way.
2021674
since it uses dynamic, not static ip addressing it will change every time power is lost. the only real way is to look at it from the router side via your router's configuration page
193654
IDK, but mine does the same. i have problems keeping the WIFI connected all the time. it drops even though the connection in strong or excellent. hate having to reconnect all the time.
15287
I do not recall if we've tried that.. but would guess it does since it needs to keep a lot of config stuff saved - particularly if you get the WIFI dongle thingie..Actually, now that I think about it, I think we've had some power failures since we installed ours and I don't recall having to do anything after the power came back.. Perhaps someone else can chime in too to ensure I'm not wrong..
693545
Probably not. Once it has recognized the Wifi LAN from the access point , you can then disengage the CAT5e.
57126
No that I'm aware, when you Internet connection dies is because a problem with the server. The back up unit can maintain power in case of a blackout only.
2072934
No. I think everything is controlled via their computers on the cloud. If the Internet connection is lost, all connections are broken. Nothing will function with your local network alone.
1198007
Yes you will until the battery runs down like anything else.Also your distance that are from the WiFi will decrease as the battery power decreases.Harry