ByKaha2723
Hello, my dears!
I have a problem with my WLAN router – the internet no longer works and it keeps flashing blue even though it is no longer connected to the power supply.
Does anyone have an explanation for this?
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Here the instructions for the three neo:
https://www.drei.at/media/common/pdf/support/servicedownloads/router/dreineo/drei-neo-short guide.pdf
With all due respect, I suspect you didn’t remove the power supply cable directly on the router, but you pulled the power supply from the power supply – probably the wrong power supply!
Without electricity, this router does not flash “hours.” ;–))
CatsEyes thanks for the link – I have added photos now, the router is really powerless🙈
That’s so simple. Must screw it up and look for a battery. there is no other real way to blink without electricity.
Even without a battery, residual current can still be in the router.
That’s why you don’t make a current within a minute within two
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Drink a coffee, once in a toy or if it has to have a cigarette. about 5 minutes.
@MarSusMar yes, I know that too – but the router is now flashing 1 hour without electricity. I don’t know how this is possible.
Hmm interesting. In the manual you will nhave seen. I don’t remember anything. If this is a rental router you may need a nine.
Mine came from the A&V €20. Runs for about 5 years, makes insane wlan. You see the SSID a 30 m.
That’s a good thing.
There must be a power source somewhere. Because also an LED needs power to be able to light
Yes, then it is not for W-LAN but a gateway for Transendale connections to the spirit world
Okay, how can I communicate now?
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I see, with all respect to the FS, now also so!
A router has no battery. If the current is separated for several seconds and all residual voltage is distorted, nix can light more.
In itself, a flashing LED can be helpful if there is a problem, but debug LED codes are not universal but different for each router.
I’m aware that a router has no battery – it still flashes without electricity! I wouldn’t ask the question if I could explain it to myself!
The router has a battery, so it will flash for a while until the battery is empty.
Manual
The router has a battery
https://www.hartlauer.at/blog/wlan-router-neo-von-drei/#:~:text=The%20Neo%20has%20Akku, then%20bis%20zu%20four%20hours.
This model can also be operated mobile and therefore contains a battery of 3000 mAh, which is supposed to be sufficient for an operating time of three hours to 4 hours.