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Moving to a new home or a new router

The Reset row in the Device section: Wi-Fi opens the network settings9:41192.168.1.107

Before you start

Steps

  1. Decide which case you are in:
    • New home, or a router with a new network name: use option A or B below before you unplug.
    • Same network name, new password (a replacement router set up with the old name): do nothing in advance. The ticker will be refused by the new router, and after four refusals it opens its setup network by itself, keeping your settings, see Changing your router's Wi-Fi password.
    • Same name and password: the ticker joins the new router as if nothing happened. If it had a fixed address that does not fit the new router, it takes one from the router for the session and says Your router gave me / one that works.
  2. Option A, forget the network before you go. On the settings page: Device → Wi-Fi… → Erase Wi-Fi. The ticker restarts into setup and stays there, ready for the new place; see Erase the Wi-Fi and set up again.
  3. Option B, store the new network in advance. If you already know the new network’s exact name and password: Device → Wi-Fi… → Change Wi-Fi, enter it by hand, let the attempt fail, and use Save it anyway; see Save a network for another place. At the new place the ticker joins on its own if the details were right, and opens setup after a couple of failed rounds if they were not.
  4. If it is too late, the ticker is already at the new place, showing Waiting for Wi-Fi or Trying to connect with the old network’s name, the only way back to setup is the five-restart factory reset: Factory reset by restarting five times. Export your settings first if you still can reach the page from somewhere; otherwise re-pick your coins afterwards.

Factory Reset Done: Wi-Fi and settings erased, restarting for setup

You’re done when

Problems?