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f02jfhg8 · 24-06-2014, 18:04

I had the same issue with my Devolo dLAN 500 AVtriple+ and strangely enough, after fiddling around (removing plugs, switching them to test, reset defaults, hitting the tiny encryption button on the plugs, adding a plug ("device") using its security code on its back in the Devolo cockpit, ...) with the plugs it was solved. Nothing in my setup changed.

Basicly I threw out all the plugs, and put them back in (with the Devolo cockpit in front or me or not), went to the Devolo cockpit. Waited for it, and they were back, and so was the green house (it's possible that you might have to reboot your computer). Not sure if resetting to defaults was necessary. There ware also some strange grey "phantom plugs" on the Devolo cockpit, but they're gone now as well.

So the problem solved itself. I wish I knew the exact action that made it work again, or more importantly: what caused the problem. Related or not: there was a new device (iPad) in the family, but that one's using WiFi, so... can't tell...

24-06-2014, 18:04	#5
f02jfhg8 Permanently Banned Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 3	Re: Please help - Devolo Homeplug AVeasy 200 problem - leds blinking I had the same issue with my Devolo dLAN 500 AVtriple+ and strangely enough, after fiddling around (removing plugs, switching them to test, reset defaults, hitting the tiny encryption button on the plugs, adding a plug ("device") using its security code on its back in the Devolo cockpit, ...) with the plugs it was solved. Nothing in my setup changed. Basicly I threw out all the plugs, and put them back in (with the Devolo cockpit in front or me or not), went to the Devolo cockpit. Waited for it, and they were back, and so was the green house (it's possible that you might have to reboot your computer). Not sure if resetting to defaults was necessary. There ware also some strange grey "phantom plugs" on the Devolo cockpit, but they're gone now as well. So the problem solved itself. I wish I knew the exact action that made it work again, or more importantly: what caused the problem. Related or not: there was a new device (iPad) in the family, but that one's using WiFi, so... can't tell...