3. Pairing and WiFi

Pairing links the mirror to your account. It takes one scan of the pairing card — and if the mirror is not online yet, a short WiFi setup right after.

Pairing the mirror

1. In the app, tap + to add a mirror.
2. Type a name for it first — for example "Bathroom" — the app asks for the name before scanning.
3. Scan the QR code on the pairing card with the app's scanner (the app asks for camera access the first time).

The mirror is yours immediately — it does not need to be plugged in, online, or even nearby. It appears in the app right away; if it is not online yet, it is marked Waiting for connection until you finish the WiFi setup below.

A few things worth knowing:

• The card is the key. Whoever scans it first becomes the mirror's owner; after that, the card does nothing for anyone else. Store it like you would a spare key.
• Scanning the card with the phone's camera (instead of the app) opens a page on eclario.eu that points you to the app — pairing itself always happens in the app.
• A mirror can only have one owner. If the app tells you the mirror is already paired to another account, that owner has to unpair it first. If you can't reach them, reset it at the mirror with ten quick taps (see below).
• Lost the card? Contact Eclario via eclario.eu/contact.

Connecting the mirror to WiFi

For a mirror that isn't online yet, the app continues straight into WiFi setup after the scan (you can also do it later — the mirror's card in the app offers Connect to Wi-Fi while it is waiting).

1. Stand near the mirror — this step works over Bluetooth, which only reaches a few metres.
2. The app finds your mirror and shows the WiFi networks the mirror can see, with signal strength.
3. Pick your network and enter its password.
4. The app confirms when the mirror is connected and online.

If the password was wrong or the network could not be reached, the app tells you exactly that — just try again. A wrong password is never saved on the mirror.

Changing WiFi later

Got a new router or a new password? If the mirror is still online, open it in the app, go to its settings, and in the Network section choose Change Wi-Fi. The same pick-a-network flow runs again, over Bluetooth, standing near the mirror. If the new network doesn't work out, the mirror returns to its previous one by itself.

The Network section also shows which network the mirror is on and how strong its signal is.

If the mirror can't get online at all

If the mirror's saved network is gone — you moved, or the router was replaced — the app can no longer reach it to start the change. Recovery happens at the mirror:

1. Hold any touch button on the mirror for about 10 seconds. The light will dim while you hold — that's the normal dimming gesture, undo it later with a tap — and partway through, the button will briefly seem to do nothing. That's expected; keep holding.
2. After 10 seconds, the buttons start pulsing blue (the one under your finger stays solid blue until you let go): the mirror is now listening for a new network over Bluetooth, for 5 minutes.
3. In the app, open the mirror's settings → Network → Change Wi-Fi, and pick the new network as usual.
4. Once connected, the pulsing stops. It also stops when the 5 minutes run out — the blue pulse means exactly one thing: the mirror is listening right now. Nothing else changes — the mirror is still yours, with all its settings.

While the blue pulse is on, that button pauses its normal light duties; any other button keeps working as usual. To cancel without waiting the 5 minutes out, hold the same button for 10 seconds again. While you hold it, it glows solid blue — that only means the mirror feels your finger, not that the Wi-Fi is connected. After 10 seconds the pulsing stops: the window is closed. Let go earlier and it simply pulses again.

Resetting the mirror to factory settings

Handing the mirror to someone else, or starting over from scratch? You can reset it at the mirror itself — no app and no account needed:

1. Tap any one touch button ten times quickly, about two taps a second, like knocking on a door. The light may switch or change colour during the first taps — that's normal.
2. On the tenth tap, all buttons flash red three times. That's the confirmation: the reset is accepted, and you can take your finger away.
3. The mirror removes itself from your account, forgets your Wi-Fi network and restarts as a brand-new mirror. It disappears from the mirror list in your app. Anything you sent from the app that hasn't reached the mirror yet is cancelled. Its temperature and humidity history is erased too, so it never passes to the next owner. Until it is paired again, it keeps the light behaviour it had.
4. To use it again — you or the next owner — pair it like a new mirror: scan its QR card and set up Wi-Fi (top of this chapter). It starts from the factory settings.

If the mirror has no internet at that moment, it still resets right away and leaves your account the next time it gets online — until then it stays in your list. A pause of more than about half a second between taps starts the count over, so ordinary taps and double-taps can never add up to a reset by accident.

Unpairing

Make sure you have the QR card first, and give it to the next owner: without it, the mirror can only be paired again through Eclario. Then open the mirror's settings in the Eclario app, choose Unpair mirror and confirm. No access to the app? Reset it at the mirror instead (see above).

The mirror leaves your account and forgets your Wi-Fi network; its buttons and light keep working. Anything still waiting to reach the mirror is cancelled at that moment. Its temperature and humidity history is erased too, so it never passes to the next owner. Whoever pairs it next, you included, starts from the factory settings.

To use the mirror again, scan its QR card and set up Wi-Fi, standing next to the mirror (top of this chapter). If it was offline when you unpaired it, it forgets the network only the next time it gets online. Until then, open Wi-Fi setup with the 10-second button hold (see above).