TP-Link HS110 user manual

There could be several reasons why your TP-Link HS110 Kasa plug is not connecting to Wi-Fi. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try:
1. Ensure the Wi-Fi network is working properly: Check if other devices are able to connect to the Wi-Fi network. If not, restart your router and modem to resolve any connectivity issues.
2. Check distance and signal strength: Make sure the Kasa plug is within range of your Wi-Fi router and the signal is strong enough. If it's too far or the signal is weak, try moving the plug closer to the router.
3. Reset the Kasa plug: Press and hold the reset button on the Kasa plug for 5 seconds until the LED starts blinking amber and green. Then, release it and wait for the plug to reboot.
4. Set up the Kasa plug again: Open the Kasa app on your smartphone and follow the setup process to add the Kasa plug to your network. Make sure to enter the correct Wi-Fi credentials during the setup process.
5. Disable MAC address filtering: If your router has MAC address filtering enabled, temporarily disable it to see if the Kasa plug can connect. You can re-enable it after the plug connects successfully.
6. Check for firmware updates: Open the Kasa app and go to the settings for your Kasa plug. Check if there are any firmware updates available for the plug. If so, update it to the latest version.
7. Restart your smartphone: Sometimes, restarting your smartphone or tablet can help establish a better connection with the Kasa plug.
8. Try different Wi-Fi channels: If your router supports it, change the Wi-Fi channel to a less crowded one. This can help reduce interference and improve connectivity.
If none of these steps work, it's advisable to contact TP-Link customer support for further assistance.

There could be several reasons why your TP-Link plug is blinking amber and green. Here are some possibilities:
1. Initial Setup: If you have just plugged in your TP-Link plug and it is blinking amber and green, it might indicate that the plug is in pairing mode and ready to be connected to a Wi-Fi network.
2. Connection Issues: If the plug was previously connected to a Wi-Fi network but is now blinking amber and green, it might indicate that there is an issue with the Wi-Fi connection. Check if your internet connection is working properly, and try resetting and reconfiguring the plug if necessary.
3. Firmware Update: Sometimes, the TP-Link plug blinks amber and green to indicate that a firmware update is in progress. This usually happens automatically, and the light will stop blinking once the update is complete.
4. Fault or Error: If none of the above reasons apply, it is possible that there may be a fault or error with the plug. Try resetting the plug by pressing and holding the reset button until the LED light starts flashing rapidly, and then reconfigure it.
If you are still unsure or experiencing issues, it is recommended to refer to the TP-Link plug's user manual or contact TP-Link customer support for further assistance.

To set up your TP-Link HS110 Smart Wi-Fi Plug, follow these steps:
1. Plug in the TP-Link HS110 into an electrical outlet near your Wi-Fi router.
2. Download and install the "Kasa" app on your smartphone or tablet. It is available for both iOS and Android devices.
3. Open the Kasa app and create a Kasa account, if you don't have one already. Sign in to your account.
4. Tap the "+" icon in the top-right corner of the main screen to add a new device.
5. Select "Smart Plug" as the device type.
6. Follow the on-screen instructions to allow the app to access your Wi-Fi network.
7. Press and hold the "Control" button on the HS110 for 5 seconds until the LED indicator starts flashing quickly.
8. The app will detect the HS110 plug and prompt you to connect to it via Wi-Fi. Connect to the TP-Link Smart Plug Wi-Fi network.
9. Return to the Kasa app and follow the instructions to set up the HS110 with your home Wi-Fi network. You will need to enter your Wi-Fi network's SSID (name) and password.
10. Once the setup is complete, the HS110 will reconnect to your home Wi-Fi network. You can now control the TP-Link wireless plug using the Kasa app.
11. In the Kasa app, you can rename the device, set schedules, control it remotely, monitor energy usage, and more.
With these steps, you should be able to successfully set up your TP-Link HS110 wireless plug and start using it with the Kasa app.