Nooie Smart Plug WiFi Outlet Compatible Instruction Manual

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Preparation
- Download the Smart Life App from the APP Store or Google Play on your smartphone or tablet.
- Ensure that your router is connected to a 2.4GHz network.
- Connect your phone or tablet to the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network and enable Bluetooth.
- Plug the smart plug into a power socket and make sure it is turned on.
Connection
- Open the Smart Life App and log in or register your account.
- Press and hold the button on the side of the smart plug until the light on the button flashes.
- a. A connection screen will automatically pop up.
- b. Enter your Wi-Fi information.
- c. Set up your smart plug according to your preferences.
- If the above steps do not work:
- Tap the + icon to add a new device.
- Select “Electrical” > “Plug (BLE+Wi-Fi)” under ‘Add Manually’.
- Select the option for “Blink Quickly” if the smart plug light is blinking quickly.
- You will be prompted to connect to the smart plug’s wireless network and enter your Wi-Fi information.
- Set up your smart plug as desired.
- If the issue persists, use AP mode:
- Press and hold the button on the side of the smart plug until the light is on the button.

How to connect the Nooie smart plug by Smart Life App

Preparation
- Download the “Smart Life” APP from the APP Store or Google Play on your smartphone or tablet.
- Make sure your router is on a 2.4 GHz network.
- Connect your phone or tablet to 2.4Ghz WIFI, and open Bluetooth. (Nooie smart plug supports Bluetooth-assisted connection, which will make it easier for you to connect.)
- Plug your smart plug into a power socket and ensure it’s turned on.
Connection
- Open Smart Life, login, or register your account.
- Press and hold the button on the side of the smart until the light on the button flashes.
- a. connection screen will automatically pop up.
- b. Entry your WIFI information
- c. Then you can enjoy your smart plug and set it up as you are used to.

If not working, Please follow the next step

Tap the “+” icon to add a new device
Under ‘Add Manually’, select Electrical > Plug (BLE+Wi-Fi)
It ask if the smart plug light is ‘Blink Slowly’ or ‘Blink Quickly’ $Nooie-Smart-Plug-WiFi-Outlet-Compatible-FIG-1 $3$$
Select the “blink quickly” option (Make sure the plug is blink quickly)
You will now be prompted to connect to the smart plug’s wireless network and Henry your WIFI information
Then enjoy using your smart plug!

If still not working, Please use AP mode

Press and hold the button on the side of the smart plug until the light on the button flashes slowly. If it flashes quickly, press and hold the button again until it flashes slowly.
Go into the network/wireless settings on your phone and connect to the smart plug’s wireless network named something like ‘SmartLife_xxxx’. You may need to wait 5-10 seconds for your phone to display a warning about this wireless not being able to provide internet access. If it does, select ‘Yes’ to continue using this network
Go back to the ‘Smart Life’ app
The ‘Smart Life’ app should now continue to connect to your smart plug with progress displayed
The Smart plug should now be successfully connected and your phone should reconnect to your home wireless network
Name your device and start using the app to control your smart plug remotely.

If you still cannot access the Nooie plug after the above advice, please contact Nooie support terms with the following information:

Screenshot of the error message.
The model and operating system of your mobile device
The model number of your router and details of the 2.4g wireless settings, such as encryption method, channel width, and wireless mode
Your order ID

Contact us at [email protected].

Q: Will this device automatically select the 2.4ghz on a dual-band 2.4/5ghz network?
A: If your router broadcasts 2 separate networks, you have to select the 2.4ghz one specifically (i.e. if your network is HomeInternet_2.4G and HomeInternet_5G then you select the 2.4 Gone). But if your router broadcasts the same SSID for both 2.4 and 5ghz networks, it’ll hook onto the 2.4ghz one automatically.”