12-15-2021 12:36 PM
Hey all, here's my situation:
This was connected to a Linksys Velop network, on a Fritzbox router.
Well. Then I decided to replace my wifi network from Linksys Velop to Google Nest Wifi mesh. Mainly because the Velop network had some annoying disconnects and bad range. And I liked the simplicity of Nest.
Setting up the Wifi network worked like a charm. But my nest Hello never got connected again
To rule out electricity hardware issues:
So I am practically out of options.
Hopefully, some of you can give me a pointer on where to go. I am very enthusiastic in building a Google Ecosystem, however, this puzzles me.
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12-24-2021 08:52 PM
Any chance you can borrow an Android phone or chromebook to try to hook it up? I can't remember what Google device I was setting up a while ago but there was a time that my latest Pixel wouldn't work when it was first out. I had to use an older Android phone or an iPhone ironically to set it up. I think it was a Chromecast or something.
12-15-2021 01:02 PM
Are you using the Google Home app? I would use the Nest app for that doorbell
12-31-2021 05:01 PM
Yes
12-31-2021 05:04 PM
Trying to connect ring doorbell to my iphone.
12-15-2021 01:07 PM
Thanks for your swift reply. I used the Nest app indeed
12-15-2021 08:46 PM
Would you happen to have a Nest Yale lock? What's the message you get prior to the error and what specific error?
12-16-2021 10:47 AM
No, I don't have a Nest Yale Lock (yet). Error codes are misc. Lack of Bluetooth connection ( not correct but restarted), to far away from modem ( 1,5 meter)
12-24-2021 08:52 PM
Any chance you can borrow an Android phone or chromebook to try to hook it up? I can't remember what Google device I was setting up a while ago but there was a time that my latest Pixel wouldn't work when it was first out. I had to use an older Android phone or an iPhone ironically to set it up. I think it was a Chromecast or something.