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VM4540 Base station connects then disconnects
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I bought the Arlo Pro 3 for my barracks room because of break ins/assaults/petty theft on my base and I wanted to feel safe while living here. The WiFi network I have is built in into the barracks and you have to sign up via a third party group therefore there is no actual router. I've set up the base station online with the MAC address, however my device will show a blue light for about 30 seconds then blink amber. My Arlo app is unable to find the base station. Does anyone know if I can set up my base station through the barracks wifi, or do I need to buy a router? Any help is much appreciated!!
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You need to be able to plug the Pro 3 hub into an Ethernet connection.
Do you have a wifi extender that connects back to your wifi source?
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@Goldfish69 wrote:
I bought a router and set up the base station by connecting the station to the modem. (Router only has one Ethernet cable that connects to the modem). The base station has a solid blue light however the app does not recognize the base station. What do I do from here? Is there anyway for me to set this up?
What modem are you using (manufacturer and model number)?
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And what is this router with only one Ethernet port? Make and model again.
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That's the set up I have. Router on the left and modem on the right. The modem has all the Ethernet ports. Router has two ports for a phone cable and one Ethernet port for the modem.
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@Goldfish69 wrote:
The router is from Spectrum, model number is E31U2V1. The manufacturer is Ubee
That is not a router, it is a "gateway", effectively a modem with a bit for a phone.
What you call the modem, the one with the array of LAN ports on the back, is the router.
How is all this wired together?
It should be:
phone line > modem (E31U2V1) > router
You then plug the Arlo base station into the router.
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@Goldfish69 wrote:
Thank you for the clarification. I plugged the base station into the router and still no luck. The app still cannot find the base station which is showing a solid blue light.
Try using a PC browser ( https://my.arlo.com ) instead of using the app.
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@Goldfish69 wrote:
....the base station which is showing a solid blue light.
This says that the base station has an Internet connection.
As @StephenB says, try a browser.
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