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Aug 3, 2024, 3:24:10 PM8/3/24

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@MichaelGeorge I use Blink cameras around my home with TM Home Internet, and all works well. I have an Eero Pro6 wifi router, so the Blink module connects. That said, others have had issues. The following thread has a few suggestions you can try.

Thank you @copz1998. I have a lot to learn about networking (much of the details that you provided are foreign to me, but I appreciate this insight and will look into it). So far I replaced my Blink doorbell camera with a Ring doorbell camera and Ring has no problem finding the 2.4 frequency.

I've been having the same problem. I just received my T-Mobile 5G gateway. Everything else hooks up but for some reason my blink cameras will not. I created a 2.4 Network and it still won't connect. But as soon as I go back to my AT&T it connects immediately. I shouldn't have to buy a router and connect it to my gateway to make these run. I have a 14-day trial. If I can't get it to work I'm sending this thing back. This is all on T-Mobile side and not blink. They need to fix the issue

I tried the power cycle. It didn't work. So I deleted the network I created and made a new one. Then I power cycled the unit again. I tried to connect and it didn't work. I've spent about 4 hours messing with this and I think I'm about done. I'm just going to return this unit before my trial expires and go back to AT&T. I'm glad I didn't cancel that before I tried this

My sister has a different unit than me. I have the new white unit and she has a black unit. I believe they're made by different manufacturers. Maybe that's the problem why mine won't connect. I'm at a loss

After reading your comments and following the recommended methods to get connected, I was unsuccessful. I created a separate network on the gateway that used 2.4 Ghz but was not able to connect. I then called blink customer service and explained the situation and was informed that my sync module FIRMWARE was out dated. In order to update it, you must unplug the sync module then insert a pen to hold the reset button down for 10-15 seconds but do not release it. Then you must plug the power source back in to the sync module while still holding the reset button until it blinks red. Once you release the button, wait for the blue light to start blinking. Now you will be able to connect your module to the network configured for the 2.4Ghz. This worked for me 100%.

The reason why your Blink sync module will not connect to your T-Mobile Internet is because Even while you may be on a separate 2.4 ghz network (which it needs); your encryption is set too high. You will need to set encryption to WPA/WPA2. Once you meet the lower speed and encryption conditions, your Blink sync will connect.

Trying out the TMobile Home Internet (white gateway device) and one critical need was for my blink cameras to get connected to the network however I was having issues. Spent an entire afternoon reading all the steps I can find and figuring them out. Made sure password was right. Created a network only for 2.4G, did not work. Added a Acer router and created a 2.4G just for the cameras, still did not work. Reset my sync module, however, it was still unsuccessful. Followed the steps provided by @Aari335 on how to reset the module right and this time I got all my cameras working after that firmware update. Now I can shift my internet service provider to TMobile.

It took me a couple tries to get it right but this (copy and pasted below, I am not taking credit, just resharing) worked for me after hours of trying to figure it out. I replaced a few batteries and all cameras are up and running as they normally should. Thank you Aari335 for sharing you certainly helped me out!!!

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