Common causes
Several factors can prevent your device from connecting to Wi-Fi:- Incorrect credentials — The Wi-Fi password may be misspelled or case-sensitivity wasn’t observed
- Weak signal — The device is too far from the router or obstructed by walls
- Network outage — Your Wi-Fi network is down or experiencing intermittent issues
- Incompatible network — Enterprise, public, or captive portal networks often block IoT devices
- Temporary device glitch — The Lockbox software encountered a transient error
How to fix this
1
Verify your Wi-Fi credentials
Confirm you entered the correct network name (SSID) and password. Wi-Fi passwords are case-sensitive—double-check for typos and ensure caps lock is off.
2
Test your network with another device
Connect a phone or laptop to the same Wi-Fi network. If other devices can’t connect either, restart your router and wait two minutes before retrying.
3
Improve signal strength
Move the Chastity Lockbox closer to your router. Walls, metal objects, and appliances can interfere with Wi-Fi signals. Aim for a clear line of sight when possible.
4
Restart the Chastity Lockbox
Power off the device completely, wait 60 seconds, then power it back on. Attempt to connect to Wi-Fi again after the device finishes booting.
5
Try a mobile hotspot
Connect to your phone’s mobile hotspot as a temporary network. If the device connects successfully, the issue is with your home network configuration rather than the Lockbox itself.
6
Check for firmware updates
If you can establish any internet connection, check for available firmware updates. Updates often include connectivity improvements and bug fixes.
Still need help?
If you’ve tried all the steps above and your device still won’t connect, contact our support team. Include your device serial number and a description of your network setup to help us diagnose the issue faster.

