Broadlink devices use DHCP by default. If your router rebooted, or the lease expired, the device’s IP address changed. Broadlink Manager remembers the last IP. The software sends the command to 192.168.1.105 , but your device is now 192.168.1.120 . The result? No response → “not detected hot.”
A: Follow the troubleshooting steps outlined in this feature, including checking network connectivity, updating device firmware, configuring Broadlink Manager, resetting the device, and checking device compatibility. broadlink manager writing compatible device not detected hot
The error message in Broadlink Manager typically means your device is found on the network but is cloud-locked or its hardware ID isn't recognized by the software's current database . Quick Fix Guide 1. The "Lock Device" Fix (Most Common) Broadlink devices use DHCP by default