
Your OnHub will restart and your Wi-Fi network will be down until the OnHub fully turns on, when the light is solid teal.

Where to put additional OnHub Wifi pointsĪfter your OnHub is setup, it will download and update the OnHub software, which includes the latest features and security measures. Have more OnHub Wifi points? Select how many more you need to set up, and tap NEXT to finish all others. Step 7 Set up additional OnHub (if necessary) After that, you can connect your devices to the new created Wi-Fi network. You can also make a custom label.Ĭreate your own Wi-Fi name and password, and let the app complete the setup for you. Please select a location in the app, which will help you identify your OnHub later. If the Google Wifi app cannot find the device, you can find it manually by the operations below:Ĭonnect to OnHub initial Wi-Fi network, generally it’s “SetupXXXX”, and the password is the Setup code which you can find on the bottom of your OnHub. The setup name and code are found on the bottom of your OnHub. You can manually enter the setup code yourself. , and it will ask you to type in the setup code in the next step to connect to OnHub. The app will automatically find and connect to your OnHub.

Open the app and sign in to your Google Account. Your OnHub’s light will glow to indicate that it’s powered on.Ĭonnect the provided Ethernet cable to the bottom WAN port of your OnHub and the other end to your modem.ĭownload the Google Wifi app on your Android or iOS mobile device. If possible, please place the Wifi point in an open space, like on a shelf or TV stand.Ĭonnect the power adapter to your OnHub, then plug the other end into a power outlet. The OnHub wifi point should be connected to a modem (or directly to ISP Gateway devices if you’re using other service like Fiber or DSL). Note: The Google On app for the OnHub router has been renamed as Google Wifi at the end of 2016.ĭue to the name change, the user interface of the app has been refreshed to offer better access to the router features.
