What causes this error? Error controlling status

[Audun_Heimdal]

Connection to WiFi, but error.
Restarted multiple times, but same error.

[Peter_Kawa]

Thanks.

[Audun_Heimdal]

What?

[Peter_Kawa]

I meant, you wrote a statement, so I thanked you for sharing.
When you want to ask something, just ask with what you’d like some support with?

[Rmb]

That’s in the title of this thread

[Peter_Kawa]

You’re absolutely right hahaha
I obviously don’t read titles very often

@Audun_Heimdal while you don´t give any detail about your wifi setup, I’ll just shoot I guess?
Do you have separate 2.4 and 5GHz SSID’s? When no, try to create separate networks for both frequency bands, and / or

@Peter_Kawa

When you have a wifi mesh system with several AP’s,
it is probably hopping between two (or more) AP’s very often;
try to let Homey use a fixed AP, by using MAC address filtering, or Band Steering, and/or lower the transmit power on distant AP’s.

[Audun_Heimdal]

Have it on 2,4 g yes. No mesh

[Peter_Kawa]

Obvious probably, but did cutting the power from the bridge, for 5 minutes, make any difference?

Is the wifi router 2.4GHz modus set to b/g/n, or g/n?

Try setting it to b/g to see if it makes a difference:

This post covers the Homey bridge as well:

Problems connecting your new Homey Pro to your WiFi? Try this!

Make sure your WiFi is using the 2.4 GHz network. Make sure your WiFi uses the b / g standard, only n or ac does not work. Turn off your Homey. Restart your Router and any Access Points that distribute IP addresses. Start your Homey again. If the above do not work, turn off 5 GHz WiFi and support for n and ac in your Router / Access Point during Homey installation. Ensure that your SSID (the name of your WiFi) does not use characters other than numbers and letters - do not us…