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When the Xiaomi router is connected to the printer, the USB port does not respond. There are only three ways to connect it to the printer.
It's normal for the printer to be unresponsive when plugged into the USB port of the Xiaomi router; the official firmware doesn't even include this function for printing servers. The printer comes with WiFi and connects directly to the router. Old USB printers either use a computer as the host for sharing or spend about a hundred yuan on a print server box. I've tried all three options and just follow the appropriate path....
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Separate 2.4G and 5G on Xiaomi router, turn off dual-band and combine it in three steps
Xiaomi router 2.4G and 5G separate setup tutorial: Go to 192.168.31.1's WiFi settings and turn off dual-band integration. Splitting one WiFi name into two makes smart device network setup easier. After dismantling my home, I connected the vacuum cleaner all at once, and I also wrote down the cleanup order for reconnecting the whole house....
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Manual upgrade of Xiaomi router firmware, the development version should be avoided by the third type of people
Complete manual firmware upgrade process for Xiaomi router: miwifi.com download firmware by model, upload to 192.168.31.1, upgrade power-off. I've switched between the developer and stable versions. SSH permissions are really tempting, but weekly updates feel like opening a blind box. I advise you to stay in the stable version....
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Xiaomi signal amplifier costs RMB 49 for half a month. The three budgets will help you figure it out.
I bought the Xiaomi WiFi Amplifier Pro for 49 yuan, and after testing for half a month, the bedroom signal went from two bars to full, but the speed was less than half of a direct connection. This article presents the actual test numbers and target users for three routes: amplifier, converting old routes to repeaters, and adding Mesh sub-routers. After reading, you'll know exactly how much you should spend....
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Xiaomi router hides WiFi signal, and the sweeper cannot connect after hiding it
Xiaomi routers hide WiFi signals. In the WiFi settings of 192.168.31.1, there is a switch to turn off broadcasting, which can also be operated via the Mi Home app. But after hiding, your phone or computer won't automatically reconnect, and smart devices like vacuum cleaners and cameras simply can't find the network. This article goes through both the operations and the pitfalls....
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Xiaomi router speed limit, 192.168.31.1 and Mijia App
How do you limit the speed of a device on a Xiaomi router? This article clearly explains the complete operation of the 192.168.31.1 web backend and Mijia App entry points, the appropriate limit, the three reasons why restrictions don't work, the differences between disabling and speed limits, and reference numbers for each live TV box. I tested it with my home AX3000T....
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Xiaomi AX3000T and Huawei AX3 mixed mesh test for three days
Can Xiaomi routers match Huawei's ZTE router group Mesh? I tested it for three days using a Xiaomi AX3000T paired with a Huawei AX3. The official app route didn't work, so I switched to wired AP mode to combine the two devices. I'll explain exactly when it's worth mixing and when to buy from the same brand. ...
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Don’t throw away the old Xiaomi AX3000T. Change the wireless relay to supplement the kitchen signal. The management IP will become 31.39.
How do you set up wireless relay on a Xiaomi router? I changed the replaced AX3000T to relay mode to supplement kitchen signals. The 192.168.31.1 backend work mode switch full process, after relay, the management IP becomes the 31.39 pitfall. I'll explain when relay is sufficient and when Mesh should be added....
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I forgot my Xiaomi router background password. 192.168.31.1 If I couldn't get in, I used tools to find it.
I forgot my Xiaomi AX3000T backend password. My first reaction was to reset it, but I lost all the configurations and had to reconfigure the network. I used the telnet tool to enter the background to retrieve the configuration, and tried twice to retrieve the password. This article explains clearly the method that can save my life. ...
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Mijia devices always show offline, and the camera and speaker can be checked in order.
Devices in the Mi Home app often turn gray, cameras disconnect at night, and speakers call out in the middle of the night—most cases are not due to device failure. This is the troubleshooting sequence I figured out after repeatedly disconnecting my camera and socket: first, distinguish between true offline or cloud exhaust, then check whether it's a single unit or a batch. Check three times on the device side, check twice on the router, and run through the process in order, basically able to locate the location....

