Articles on: Troubleshooting

My Device is Offline

My Device is Offline


Use this guide if your device shows as Offline in the app or dashboard.



Step 1: Is the device still working?

Check whether the device is detecting transits or if the display is on.


No

Go to Power Checks (Step 2)


Yes

Skip to Wi-Fi Checks (Step 3)



Power Checks

Step 2: Check the red LED underneath the device


Is the red LED ON?


No – Power issue likely


Try the following:

If the adaptor is confirmed faulty and the device is under warranty, replace the adaptor.

Once power is restored, continue to Wi-Fi Checks.

  • Make sure the USB-C cable is fully plugged in at both ends
  • Try a different USB-C PD power adaptor
  • Check the USB-C cable for visible damage


Yes – Power is OK

Proceed to Wi-Fi Checks.



Wi-Fi Checks

Step 3: Check Wi-Fi signal


Use a phone at the device location to confirm a strong Wi-Fi signal.

If the signal is weak:

  • Move the device closer to the router
  • Restart your router (this resolves around 75% of cases)


Once Wi-Fi is stable, continue to Step 4.



Step 4: Restart the device

Try Option A first. If the device is still offline, proceed to Option B.


Option A: App reboot

  1. Open the app
  2. Go to Devices
  3. Tap the three dots (⋮) next to the device
  4. Select Reboot
  5. Wait for the device to reconnect, then check the app.


Option B: Hard restart (if still offline)

  1. Hold the setup button for 15 seconds
  2. Wait 5 minutes
  3. Re-run the Wi-Fi setup


⚠️ Note: If you are using a mesh Wi-Fi network, the device may connect to a weaker access point. Ensure the nearest node has a strong signal.



Still offline?


If the device remains offline after completing all steps above:

Contact Support and let them know which steps you’ve already tried.

Updated on: 27/01/2026

Was this article helpful?

Share your feedback

Cancel

Thank you!