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	~~Troubleshooting - UWT-100 Connection Issues~~		This is currently a dead page.
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	~~== Overview ==~~
	~~There are two network connections that the throttle must make in order to communicate to your command station: A WiFi connection and a Server connection.~~

	*WiFi - The WiFi connection is your access point, router, or WiFi device.

	*Server - A server functions as the translator between your throttle and command station. This is ~~often a computer running a JMRI WiThrottle protocol server.~~

	~~Tip: Some devices like Digitrax LNWI and MRC WiFi Module function as both the WiFi and the Server simultaneously.~~

	~~== Troubleshooting the WiFi connection ==~~
	~~This section will help you troubleshoot your network connection after~~ a ~~“No WiFi found” error~~. ~~If no WiFi is found, there are a few likely causes:~~

	~~Problem: Your router or WiFi network is not turned on or is otherwise inoperational.~~

	~~Solution: Restart your WiFi device or router, and check for error messages or warning lights.~~


	~~Problem: You have not yet connected to a WiFi network.~~

	~~Solution: Follow the steps in the Connecting to a WiFi section to establish a connection.~~


	~~Problem: Your WiFi password was entered incorrectly.~~

	~~Solution: You will see the “Wrong WiFi Password” prompt. Double-check and re~~-~~enter your password.~~


	~~== Troubleshooting the Server Connection ==~~

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	== Troubleshooting the WiFi connection ==		== Troubleshooting the WiFi connection ==
	This section will help you troubleshoot your network connection after a “No WiFi found” error. If no WiFi is found, there are a few likely causes:		This section will help you troubleshoot your network connection after a “No WiFi found” error. If no WiFi is found, there are a few likely causes:

	Problem: Your router or WiFi network is not turned on or is otherwise inoperational.		Problem: Your router or WiFi network is not turned on or is otherwise inoperational.

	Solution: Restart your WiFi device or router, and check for error messages or warning lights.		Solution: Restart your WiFi device or router, and check for error messages or warning lights.


	Problem: You have not yet connected to a WiFi network.		Problem: You have not yet connected to a WiFi network.

	Solution: Follow the steps in the Connecting to a WiFi section to establish a connection.		Solution: Follow the steps in the Connecting to a WiFi section to establish a connection.


	Problem: Your WiFi password was entered incorrectly.		Problem: Your WiFi password was entered incorrectly.
	Solution: You will see the “Wrong WiFi Password” prompt. Double-check
	and re-enter your password.		Solution: You will see the “Wrong WiFi Password” prompt. Double-check and re-enter your password.


	== Troubleshooting the Server Connection ==		== Troubleshooting the Server Connection ==

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	There are two network connections that the throttle must make in order to communicate to your command station: A WiFi connection and a Server connection.		There are two network connections that the throttle must make in order to communicate to your command station: A WiFi connection and a Server connection.

	WiFi - The WiFi connection is your access point, router, or WiFi device.		*WiFi - The WiFi connection is your access point, router, or WiFi device.

	Server - A server functions as the translator between your throttle and command station. This is often a computer running a JMRI WiThrottle protocol server.		*Server - A server functions as the translator between your throttle and command station. This is often a computer running a JMRI WiThrottle protocol server.

	Tip: Some devices like Digitrax LNWI and MRC WiFi Module function as both the WiFi and the Server simultaneously.		Tip: Some devices like Digitrax LNWI and MRC WiFi Module function as both the WiFi and the Server simultaneously.

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	There are two network connections that the throttle must make in order to communicate to your command station: A WiFi connection and a Server connection.		There are two network connections that the throttle must make in order to communicate to your command station: A WiFi connection and a Server connection.

	WiFi - The WiFi connection is your access point, router, or WiFi device.		WiFi - The WiFi connection is your access point, router, or WiFi device.

	Server - A server functions as the translator between your throttle and command station. This is often a computer running a JMRI WiThrottle protocol server.		Server - A server functions as the translator between your throttle and command station. This is often a computer running a JMRI WiThrottle protocol server.

	Tip: Some devices like Digitrax LNWI and MRC WiFi Module function as both the WiFi and the Server simultaneously.		Tip: Some devices like Digitrax LNWI and MRC WiFi Module function as both the WiFi and the Server simultaneously.

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	WiFi - The WiFi connection is your access point, router, or WiFi device.		WiFi - The WiFi connection is your access point, router, or WiFi device.

	Server - A server functions as the translator between your throttle and command station. This is often a computer running a JMRI WiThrottle protocol server.		Server - A server functions as the translator between your throttle and command station. This is often a computer running a JMRI WiThrottle protocol server.

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	Troubleshooting the WiFi connection		Troubleshooting - UWT-100 Connection Issues
	This section will help you troubleshoot your network connection after a
	“No WiFi found” error. If no WiFi is found, there are a few likely causes:		== Overview ==
	Problem: Your router or WiFi network is not turned on or is otherwise		There are two network connections that the throttle must make in order to communicate to your command station: A WiFi connection and a Server connection.
	inoperational.
			WiFi - The WiFi connection is your access point, router, or WiFi device.
			Server - A server functions as the translator between your throttle and command station. This is often a computer running a JMRI WiThrottle protocol server.

			Tip: Some devices like Digitrax LNWI and MRC WiFi Module function as both the WiFi and the Server simultaneously.

			== Troubleshooting the WiFi connection ==
			This section will help you troubleshoot your network connection after a “No WiFi found” error. If no WiFi is found, there are a few likely causes:
			Problem: Your router or WiFi network is not turned on or is otherwise inoperational.
	Solution: Restart your WiFi device or router, and check for error messages or warning lights.		Solution: Restart your WiFi device or router, and check for error messages or warning lights.

	Problem: You have not yet connected to a WiFi network.		Problem: You have not yet connected to a WiFi network.
	Solution: Follow the steps in the Connecting to a WiFi section to establish a connection.		Solution: Follow the steps in the Connecting to a WiFi section to establish a connection.

	Problem: Your WiFi password was entered incorrectly.		Problem: Your WiFi password was entered incorrectly.
	Solution: You will see the “Wrong WiFi Password” prompt. Double-check		Solution: You will see the “Wrong WiFi Password” prompt. Double-check
	and re-enter your password.		and re-enter your password.

			== Troubleshooting the Server Connection ==

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Troubleshooting the WiFi connection
This section will help you troubleshoot your network connection after a
“No WiFi found” error. If no WiFi is found, there are a few likely causes:
Problem: Your router or WiFi network is not turned on or is otherwise
inoperational.
Solution: Restart your WiFi device or router, and check for error messages or warning lights.
Problem: You have not yet connected to a WiFi network.
Solution: Follow the steps in the Connecting to a WiFi section to establish a connection.
Problem: Your WiFi password was entered incorrectly.
Solution: You will see the “Wrong WiFi Password” prompt. Double-check
and re-enter your password.