Connecting Cord chargers to Wi-Fi

Connecting Cord chargers to Wi-Fi
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Connecting Cord chargers to Wi-Fi

Having trouble connecting your Cord to Wi-Fi, or changed your router? Read our guide below to connect to Wi-Fi.


Watch our video below, or read our step-by-step guide

Connecting to Wi-Fi - step by step guide

Step 1 - connect to charger's local Wi-Fi network

 

  1. Switch your smartphone or tablet to airplane mode.
  2. Reboot the power of the charger and ensure the status light is flashing green. This indicates that the network is ready to connect. 
  3. Please note that the network configuration setting is only accessible 15 minutes after the power reboot.
  4. Switch your smartphone Wi-Fi on and connect to the chargers’ network. Its network name will begin with ‘SN100…’, this will match the charger’s serial number which can be found on the side of the charger. 
  5. If asked for a password enter ‘admin123’ and connect.
  6. Some phones might ask you at this point if you would like to auto-switch to the best network. Please reject this prompt.  

Step 2 - connect to charger backend

 

  1. Once connected to the network, open your phones browser, enter 192.168.4.1 into the URL bar and press enter.  This will take you to the charger configuration page. 
  2. When asked, Input the 4-digit network pin. The network pin can be found on the cover of the charge point or on the user manual.
  3. Tap ‘login’
  4. If the webpage is not accessible, please reboot the charger’s power.

Step 3 - enable network mode

 

  1. Tap on ‘charger setup’.
  2. Tap ‘switch charging mode’.
  3. Select ‘Network mode’
  4. Tap ‘confirm’.
  5. The charger may reboot at this point. If it does, repeat steps 1 & 2.

Step 4 - enable Wi-Fi connection

 

  1. Tap ‘Network Setup’
  2. In the top dropdown, select Wi-Fi.
  3. Select the customers home Wi-Fi network.
  4. Enter the password for the customers home Wi-Fi network.
  5. Tap ‘confirm’.

Step 5 - verify connection

 

  1. Verify that the Wi-Fi strength is either ‘Good’ or ‘Excellent’.
  2. If the Wi-Fi strength is ‘Poor’, please change to another network or ask the customer to use a Wi-Fi extender if they have one. If not, they may need to purchase one from their network provider to use network features.
  3. Verify that the ‘Server Status’ is connected. If the server status continues to show as disconnected, please follow advice on how to split router SSID.
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