Troubleshooting Network connection issues on your EAGLE 3
If your EAGLE 3 is not appearing online in the portal or the Cloud LED continues to blink, it may not be connected to the internet. Follow the steps below to troubleshoot both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connection issues.
1. Check for blocked ports and network restrictions
Ensure that no firewall or network security service is blocking outbound traffic on the following ports: 443, 1194.
Also, confirm that your EAGLE 3 is not connected through a secondary router, mesh node, guest network, or subnetwork, as these can prevent the device from reaching the Cloud.
đź’ˇ Tip: A direct connection to your main router is always recommended.
2. Verify only one active connection
To avoid interference and improve network reliability, keep only one connection type active: either Ethernet or Wi-Fi, but not both simultaneously.
- Ethernet connection
If your EAGLE 3 is connected via Ethernet but is still not appearing online:
- Check the connection
- Make sure the cable is securely connected to both the EAGLE 3 and your main router.
- Try a different port on the router or a different Ethernet cable if needed.
- Verify network setup
- Avoid secondary routers, subnetworks, or guest networks.
- Ensure no other service is using port 443
- Verify device status
- After a successful connection, the yellow Cloud LED should turn on within 1–2 minutes.
Wi-Fi re-connection
If you’re reconnecting the EAGLE 3 via Wi-Fi, follow these steps:
- Factory reset the Wi-Fi module. Hold the top button for about 21 seconds.
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Wait 2 minutes, then press the top button once (1 second).
On your computer or mobile device, connect to the Eagle network that appears in your Wi-Fi list.
- Password: Use the Install Code printed on the side of your EAGLE 3. (Note: “No Internet Connection” is normal. This is a local access point.)
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Open your browser and go to 192.168.7.1.
Log in using:
- Username: Cloud ID
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Password: Install Code
Select your home Wi-Fi network, enter your password, and click Connect.
- The EAGLE access point will disappear once connected.
- Unplug the Ethernet cable (if connected) and wait about 2 minutes.
- The Cloud LED may blink temporarily.
- Check the user portal or EnergyVue app for meter data.
- If the issue persists, please try again, but in Step 1, hold the button for 6 seconds instead of 21.