It is possible that the router and repeater are not entirely compatible.
1.
Operate the system without a repeater and reduce the distance between the router and
FM-Master.
2.
Use a different name than the router name for the network name (SSID) of the repeater.
3.5 Does the connection work when the FM-Master is in the immediate vicinity of the router?
See 3.1 and 3.2
If not: see 3.10 and 4
3.6 Why can I suddenly no longer control the FM-Master?
Please check the following: Is there a natural obstacle that has grown? Have you made
structural modifications that could block the signal?
Did you conduct a router firmware update?
See 3.10, otherwise see 3.2, 3.3
3.7 Why does the FM-Master no longer work after a firmware update?
What status does the indicator lamp show?
Red: There may have been a problem with the firmware update. Re-execute the firmware
update.
To do so:
1.
Unplug the power plug
2.
With the service pin, press the service button and keep it depressed
3.
While the service button is pressed, reconnect the FM-Master with the power plug until
the indicator lamp is rapidly flashing yellow. You can now repeat the firmware update.
If the indicator lamp flashes slow yellow (2 s on / 1 s off): The router was not found. See 3.1 /
3.2 / 3.3
3.8 Why does the firmware update repeatedly fail?
Have you connected an EGC cable to additional devices?
Please remove the EGC cable for the update process and run it again.
If the update aborts once again, unscrew the WLAN antenna and repeat the update
procedure.
Alternatively, if present you can execute the update using a tablet.
3.9 Which app version is installed?
Check whether a new version is available in the App Store/Play Store. If so, please update!
3.10 Why does the FM-Master no longer connect to my router, although it was working
before?
It is possible that the WLAN 802.11b standard was automatically deactivated during a router
firmware update. The 802.11 b standard
must be supported. Activate the standard in the
router settings. Refer to the router manufacturer's operating manual. Example: FritzBox 7490
/ 7390 (firmware version 6.5/6.51)
1 Activate WLAN 802.11b standard
1.
Click "WLAN” in the user interface.
2.
In the "WLAN” menu, click "Wireless channel”.
3.
Activate the option "Configure wireless channel settings”.
4.
Click "Additional settings”.
5.
In the drop-down list "WLAN-Standard 2.4-GHz” select the standard "802.11n+g+b”.
6.
Click "Apply” to save your settings.
