And you also tried a simple password as a test, i.e. without special characters, only upper and lower case letters and numbers and a _ or -.
I switched my 2.4 and 5.0 GHz individually so that you can give the WLAN 2.4 and 5.0 GHz different names and passwords.
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@Danny1957 wrote:
Set exactly like this WPA2 at 2.4GHz.
But unfortunately still nothing, i.e. no connection to the WiFi.
So just WPA 2 like in the picture below?
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Once the apps have been downloaded on your cell phone and you have logged in, the whole thing works self-explanatory.
It is important that the MyStrom Switch is in a good WLAN area of the Internet box.
If possible, no complicated passwords with special characters, e.g. " * & % etc.
https://mystrom.ch/de/support/wifi-switch-zero/
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It is important to connect the cell phone to the same WiFi as the MyStrom Switch and, as already mentioned, the 2.4GHz WiFi.
https://mystrom.ch/de/support/wifi-switch-zero/
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Tuya is committed to being as simple as possible for the user and compatible with products/services worldwide. In the end, safety suffers.
@Danny1957 Workaround: buy a WLAN access point where it also works without special WLAN characters.
Router -> Ethernet cable -> New WLAN access point without special WLAN characters ->Tuya automatic feeder.
@Danny1957 wrote:
Thanks for your feedback.
I reinstalled the “old” adapters and lo and behold, everything runs smoothly again??
Don’t rejoice too soon. It’s only a matter of time before you have problems with it.
It can be enough if the neighbor installs a new light controller, which then disrupts your PowerLine.
Well, then the old ones are probably a little more useful than the new ones, at least under the conditions in your apartment. As I said, this isn’t incredibly surprising with PowerLine.
Maybe you can return the new ones.
I wouldn’t say it’s a hot topic. But it’s just a regular “annoyance” because the gap between advertising promises and reality is typically particularly wide.
If the customer buys “2000” and then finds out that he doesn’t even get “50”, irritation must be expected. Logical consequence of highly exaggerated marketing promises, I would say 😉
Wow! Powerline = hot topic? First let @Danny1957 speak again! 😉
If no Ethernet cable is possible and there is only a ceiling or wall between the TV-Box and the Internet box, the WLAN-Box at the link below has proven to be better than Powerline.
[https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/zubehoer/internet-swisscom-tv-accessories\_new/internet-swisscom-tv-accessories\_deta il_new.html/wlan-box-11024867?payOption=ONE_TIME&useCase=HARDWAREONLY&category=connection_accessories_RES#tab%5Bselected%5D =0](https://www.swisscom.ch/de/privatkunden/zubehoer/internet-swisscom-tv-accessories_new/internet-swisscom-tv-accessories_det ail_new.html/wlan-box-11024867?payOption=ONE_TIME&useCase=HARDWAREONLY&category=connection_accessories_RES#tab%5Bselected%5D=0)
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@Danny1957 wrote:
Hello everyone…
Can someone explain to me why with the new Power Line 2000…..
However, this doesn’t happen with the old Swisscom “My Strom”??
By the way, the Powerline 2000 are also from MyStrom….
Why don’t you use the “old” adapters if they don’t have the problem?
otherwise what colleague user109 wrote applies
….keep on rockin' 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
@Danny1957 Powerline is the devil’s work anyway. A WLAN connection to the TV-Box is the same. The best solution that also works most reliably is an Ethernet cable connection.
