SmartThings Wi-Fi Hub Cannot Complete Setup

Create a mesh network Unlike your old router, SmartThings Wifi works on an open mesh Wi-Fi platform in partnership with Plume. It also uses adaptive mesh technologies to keep your Wi-Fi strong in every corner of your home. You can set up your own mesh network with SmartThings Wifi, and connect up to 31 hubs! Here’s how to choose the best placement

Regular SmartThings hub LED status indicator Here’s what each LED color means on a regular SmartThings hub and how to fix any issues: No light: The hub has no power. Plug the hub into a suitable power source. Green for several seconds: The hub is powered on. Green blinking: This could mean the system is booting, processing, upgrading, or completing

Check for supported TV models If you’d like to check if your Smart TV supports SmartThings, you can do so right from the SmartThings app. On your phone or tablet, navigate to and open the SmartThings app. Tap the Devices tab, then tap Add (+), and then tap Add device. Tap the By brand tab, and then tap Samsung. Tap TV. Tap View by model name. Swipe

Moving out, selling, or letting go of devices Goodbye old devices! Whether it's letting go of a washer, refrigerator, dishwasher, or any kind of SmartThings capable device, putting the past behind you is easy. Simply remove the device from your SmartThings account and it's a done deal. You can remove the device at any time, even if you're not with

Set up a regular SmartThings Hub Note: It is not recommended to add a SmartThings Hub to a location with an existing hub. When setting up your smart home, the first thing you should do is add your SmartThings Hub. Then, you'll be ready to connect all your smart home devices. Before you start, make sure you download the SmartThings app from the Play