Troubleshooting Yeedi Vac Station Wi-Fi connection issues

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Having trouble connecting your Yeedi Vac Station robot vacuum to your home Wi-Fi? Here's a helpful guide to get you connected. First, ensure your Yeedi Vac Station is fully charged and powered on. The Wi-Fi indicator light on the robot should be slowly flashing, indicating it's ready for setup. On your mobile phone, temporarily disable cellular data during the setup process. Now, let's check your Wi-Fi network's compatibility. Your network needs to meet specific criteria for successful connection. It must be a 2.4GHz network, or a 2.4/5 GHz mixed network. Make sure your router supports 802.11b/g/n and uses the IPv4 protocol. Avoid using a VPN or Proxy Server and ensure your network isn't hidden. Encryption should be WPA or WPA2 with TKIP, PSK, or AES/CCMP. If you're in North America, use Wi-Fi channels 1-11; outside North America, use channels 1-13. If you're using a network extender or repeater, ensure that the network name (SSID) and password match your primary network. Remember to keep your Yeedi Vac Station within your Wi-Fi's range. If you still have trouble, consult the troubleshooting section in your Yeedi Vac Station manual for further assistance.