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Wifi setup won't connect to my wireless

By rhoogenboom, in Help, Tips & Tricks

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rhoogenboom
Posted in Wifi setup won't connect to my wireless

Hi, 

 

I'm looking to getting a few pointers here. 

 

I've had a UM3 for over a year now and just unpacked a brand new UM3 Ext. It's now standing where the UM3 stood. The problem I'm facing is that I cannot get the Ext to connect to my wireless. When attempting to connect (after the wizard of wife network and password filled in) it times out after a number of minutes.

 

I had no issues with connecting my UM3. 

 

Anything I can try or check? 

 

I just rolled out a cable and upgraded to the latest stable firmware on the Ext. The UM3 was already on it.

 

Hits and tips welcome.

 

Regards,

 

Richard

 

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