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Connecting Your Hive Hub to Wi‑Fi

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Before You Start

Our Hub 360 and Nano3 Hub's offer Wi-Fi connectivity to connect them make sure the following are ready:

  • Bluetooth is turned on on your phone
  • Bluetooth permissions are enabled for the Hive app in your phone’s settings
  • You are not using a VPN, as this can interfere with setup
  • You are near your hub and Wi‑Fi router

Setting Up Your Nano3 Hive Hub (New Installation) Image

Customers are guided to:

  • Place hub centrally
  • Avoid interference (walls, cupboards, routers)
  • Connect via Wi-Fi first
  • Ethernet appears only on failure path

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Step 1:

Placement guidance before setup - Customers see placement tips before pairing — central location, away from walls and routers.

 

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Step 2: Bluetooth setup

Customer grants Bluetooth permission and switches it on so the app can find the hub

 

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Step 3: Bluetooth pairing

Customer phone links with the hub before progressing to Wi-Fi screens

 

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Error handling: Ethernet only appears if Wi-Fi fails

If either Bluetooth or Wi-Fi setup doesn't complete, the app offers Ethernet as a fallback — not as the default route.

 

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Setting Up Your Hub 360 (New Installation) Image

  1. Power on your hub
    • Plug your Hub 360 into a mains power socket using the supplied cable
    • Place it:
  2. Wait for the light (Hub 360 only)
    • The hub light will:
      • Start flashing white (this may take a few minutes)
      • Then change to a spinning blue light
    • If the light turns solid blue:
      • Turn the hub off and on again
      • Wait for the spinning blue light
  3. Connect using the Hive app
    • Open the Hive app and log in
    • Go to:
      • Manage → Add a Device → Hive Hub
    • Follow the on‑screen instructions to connect your hub to Wi‑Fi

 TIP: The two USB ports on the rear of your Hub 360 are reserved for future upgrades. Please avoid using them to charge other devices, as this may damage your Hub 360. 

Helpful Tips

  • Keep your hub within range of your Wi‑Fi router
  • Avoid placing it near:
    • Thick walls
    • Large metal objects
    • Other wireless hubs that may cause interference

Troubleshooting

If you have trouble connecting:

  • Restart your hub and router
  • Make sure your phone stays close to the hub during setup
  • Double-check Wi‑Fi password accuracy
  • Ensure no VPN or mobile hotspot is active
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