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I've read throught many of the posts on here but nothing seems to be working. I have a base station and one wireless camera. I wanted to add an Arlo Q because of the 24/7 CVR ability. Unfortunately, I cannot for the life of me get this thing to connect to my network.
I have...
One Airport Extreme base (newest model)
One Airport Express (set up as an extender, newest model)
I've tried the following -
- Connecting just as everything is normally set up (no special characters in SSID and an exclamation point in the WPA2 password)
- Changing SSID and password to have no special characters
- Connecting w/ no security
- Connecting to UBEE cable modem (with built in wifi that is normally shut off)
- Connecting to 5GHZ spectrum on Airport Extreme
- Network resets (x3)
- Arlo Q resets (x5)
Here's the thing...when I first set it up, it connected...then it ran a firmware update and hasn't connected since.
I read one post where the support line told the customer that it would not work with Apple routers...which is nonsense because there is no architecture that would specifically stop a product from working with an Apple router vs. any other competitor (such as, say, Netgear). I feel like all of this could be solved if you could just connect the Q to the base station? Why is that not a thing?
I'm geniunely out of ideas...any help?
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Hi.
I have the same wi-fi setup and the following is my inventory:
- 3 Airport Extreme
- 1 Airport Express (used as a wi-fi extender for my Arlo Q Plus)
- 5 Arlo Wireless Cameras
- 2 Arlo Base Stations
- 1 Arlo Q Plus HD Camera
- 24 Nitecore Rechargeable CR123 Batteries
I have no problems with this wi-fi setup; hence, I disagree with the person that told you the Airport Extreme and Airport Express lack the architecture to be used with Arlo wirless and Arlo Q Plus cameras.
Yesterday, 18-June-2016, I had a firmware update for all three Apple Extremes. I executed the firmware update. All the cameras and base stations went back online after the firrmware updates except the Arlo Q Plus, which runs off my Apple Express.
These are the steps I executed to get my Arlo Q Plus and my Airport Express connected again:
1) Turned off my Airport Express;
2) Removed my Arlo Q Plus Camera from my inventory;
3) Turned on my Airport Express; and,
4) Executed the Add Camera Arlo Q Plus process.
The Arlo Q Plus went back online with full wi-fi signal.
I don't know the reason the Q Plus and the Airport Extreme didn't connect after I updated the Airport Extremes' firmware. All I can guess is the wi-fi signal to the Airport Express was dead during the initial connection process with the Arlo Q Plus; or, the Arlo Q Plus was going through its API procudeure and wasn't ready to accept the wi-fi signal from the Airport Express.
Anyway, I preferred to start from scratch by shutting off and turning on the Airport Express and removing and adding the Arlo Q Plus just to make certain I got rid of any glitches on both devices.
All cameras are functioning well right now.
I hope this helps you.
/s/ Alfonso Faustino
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emptycircles,
Are you still having issues connecting your Arlo Q? Please let us know if the above suggestions helped solve your issue.
JamesC
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Hello I have exactly the sam problem with both of my ARLO Q.
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Satoris,
This could be due to an issue with the SSID containing special characters. Take a look at this article for instructions on how to connect to a guest network to further isolate the issue: Can special characters in a network name cause problems for Arlo Q?
JamesC
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Hi all, recentely I've managed to solve the problem. If you have complicated local network (Ex: Several Airports + Router from ISP) you should try to switch it all off, except the last one (in order to avoid double NAT etc.). Try to connect Arlo Q (or Base Station) to your account and after that switch all you infrastucture on again. It works for me. GL
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