Landroid Vision Error and Status Messages

Wi-Fi issues may occur if the password is incorrect, the signal is too weak, or security settings are blocking the connection. Use the steps below to solve common Wi-Fi problems with your robot.

1. Problem: Unable to connect to Wi-Fi

Possible Cause

• Wrong Wi-Fi password

• Incorrect network settings

• Security features like firewalls or parental control blocking access

What You Can Do

1. Check your robot’s firmware:

   • Go to the app or settings menu

   • If needed, update to the latest firmware manually

2. Check your Wi-Fi settings:

   • Make sure your password is correct

   • Log in to your router and check the account and password

3. Test with a mobile hotspot:

   • Use a second phone to create a hotspot

   • Connect the robot to it

   • If it works, your home network might be blocking the signal
     → Check for firewall or security settings
     → If the robot still won’t connect, contact customer support

2. Problem: Robot sometimes disconnects or loses signal

Possible Cause

• The robot is too far from the router

• The Wi-Fi signal is weak or unstable

• The router has restrictions, like parental control or limited frequency

What You Can Do

1. Check Wi-Fi signal range:

   • Make sure the Wi-Fi signal covers the whole mowing area

   • Move the router or add a Wi-Fi extender if needed

2. Check router security settings:

   • Go into the router settings

   • Turn off parental control, firewall, or other restrictions

3. Use 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi:

   • If the robot is far from the router, switch your Wi-Fi to 2.4 GHz

   • This signal goes farther than 5 GHz

4. Optional (for supported models):

   • Use an FML module for a more stable connection if available