Hold the multi-function button, wait for the ‘Power’ LED to blink exactly 3 times, then release the button to return MX to normal mode.Possible causes: accidental button press, firmware glitch Possible causes: accidental button press, unit configured for infrastructure mode OBDLink® MX does not show up in available WiFi networks Check the OBD port fuse, and the cigarette lighter fuse.Turn the key to the Key ON, Engine OFF position (some cars do not supply power to the OBD port when ignition is in the “OFF” position).Possible causes: loose connection, no power at the OBD port Make sure the phone/tablet is connected to your home Wi-Fi network, or turn off Wi-Fi Verify that the phone/tablet is not attempting to re-establish connection with MX.To check the status without waking up, make sure the LEDs are visible from outside the vehicle (e.g., use a strategically placed mirror).Possible causes: observation bias, incorrect settings, phone/tablet attempting connection If you notice that MX does not go to sleep after 2 hours, there may be a problem. When it wakes up, the ‘Power’ LED will turn on solid: Note that MX also wakes up automatically, when it senses an electrical disturbance: for example, when you press the “unlock” button on your car remote or open the door. In this Sleep mode, the ‘Power’ LED flashes briefly, once every 3 seconds. If you don’t find a solution below, check out the MX Wi-Fi Support Boardīy default, MX is configured to turn off automatically, after 2 hours of inactivity. Make sure MX is within range (20-30 ft).Turn your phone’s Wi-Fi off, then on again.Unplug MX, and plug it back in (push it in, as far as it will go).Follow the step-by-step instructions in the Quick Start Guide.
If you’re experiencing problems with your unit, try this first: OBDLink® MX Wi-Fi: Known Issues and Solutions