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2. Bring up your Bluetooth If cameras aren't connected to Wi-Fi, you can still pick them up with your Bluetooth. Just set your Bluetooth to its pairing mode and see what devices it can pick up.

Furniture can also block Wi-Fi signals, so if you have anything large or bulky between two of your mesh devices, consider relocating it.