Meat Monster
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Can’t get the wifire to work with my IOS IPhone 8. How do you pair with my 575 pro?
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I had a bit of trouble getting connected as well but was able to get it working. Just so we are clear, you are not pairing your phone with your pit, you are connecting your pit with the same home Wi-Fi network your phone is connected to and then you will communicate over the Wi-Fi network through your router. For me the issue was signal strength. I moved my grill a few feet and it linked up fine. Once it was connected to Wi-Fi it told me I had a week signal but it has been very reliable so far. If your phone can see your Wi-Fi network from where your grill is located your grill should be able to connect too. I have no expertise on this but, if you continue to have trouble getting your grill connected to Wi-Fi, you might try moving the grill closer to the Wi-Fi router to connect it and then move it back to it's long term location and see if it can maintain the connection. The other thing I remember from the literature is the grill should be facing in the direction of your Wi-Fi router for the best connection. That said, mine faces away from the router and has been working just fine after the hiccup with getting it connected.Can’t get the wifire to work with my IOS IPhone 8. How do you pair with my 575 pro?
Not necessarily! Most Traeger grills (with the exception of the Timberline models) have an in internal WiFi antenna, surrounded by the metal cabinet, and will only transmit reliably when the controller (with the plastic faceplate) is facing the router.If your phone can see your Wi-Fi network from where your grill is located your grill should be able to connect too.
I must be lucky. My controller doesn’t face my house and mine paired easily.Not necessarily! Most Traeger grills (with the exception of the Timberline models) have an in internal WiFi antenna, surrounded by the metal cabinet, and will only transmit reliably when the controller (with the plastic faceplate) is facing the router.
Pairing the two allows you to control the grill from anywhere in the world, not just within Bluetooth range. That may not be your problem, but if you grill connects to your wifi and you just don’t get any of the data on your phone it would seem to me that connection is broken somewhere.Sorry for not answering sooner. The only reply I got was about pairing. I know that pairing is a function for Bluetooth, and this isn’t how wifire works. That being said, thanks for the tips. I may just have to have another adult beverage and just keep an eye on the cook.
Not true!I know that pairing is a function for Bluetooth, and this isn’t how wifire works.
Don't give up... It took me about 20 minutes to connect my 575 and I was about ten feet from my nearest access point.Sorry for not answering sooner. The only reply I got was about pairing. I know that pairing is a function for Bluetooth, and this isn’t how wifire works. That being said, thanks for the tips. I may just have to have another adult beverage and just keep an eye on the cook.
This response without any other information is useless. Please elaborate. For the record I think you are wrong.Not true!
This has been covered several times on this forum. Instead of flaming someone, maybe a search is in order.This response without any other information is useless. Please elaborate. For the record I think you are wrong.
James, I didn't mean to flame you. In fact I thought my response was no more inflammatory than your response to the previous post. That said, clearly you were offended and I apologize for that.This has been covered several times on this forum. Instead of flaming someone, maybe a search is in order.