Enable WPA2-AES security in your Wi-Fi router’s settings and re-program the Wi-Fi Base Station
At this time, the FitBark Wi-Fi Base Station supports WPA2 Personal and Unsecured networks
We recommend to avoid mixed modes such as WPA/WPA2. If you use WPA2, please avoid AES/TPIK mixed mode
WPA2-AES is one of the most secure network protocols, so rest assured your won’t give up network security changing these router settings
Here are a few additional notes:
Configuring a Wi-Fi Base Station means to set the name and password of a Wi-Fi network so that when powered via the cable provided, it will be able to access our servers
The configuration of the Wi-Fi Base Station needs to be performed only once, since it does remember the last successful configuration profile even when powered off
When you plug a Wi-Fi Base Station to a power outlet via the cable provided, it will be in pairing mode for 30 seconds. This is identifiable by rapid blinks at 0.5 seconds intervals to signal that it’s in pairing mode, and programmable through the FitBark Mobile App
During programming, the Wi-Fi Base Station stops blinking (the LED is off)
If programming fails for any reason, it will enter error mode (identifiable by blinking at 2-3 seconds intervals)
If error mode appears after you attempt to configure a Wi-Fi Base Station, it means that the Wi-Fi Base Station is not able to connect to your router (access point)