AMAZON Fire TV Stick Ethernet Adapter | FIRETVSTICKADAP
by AMAZON
Original price
€24.99
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Original price
€24.99
Original price
€24.99
€24.99
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€24.99
Current price
€24.99
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AMAZON Fire TV Stick Ethernet Adapter | FIRETVSTICKADAP
Description of Fire TV Stick 4K Ethernet Adapter
- Compatible Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Ethernet Adapter
- RJ45 provides a speed of full 10/100Mbps ethernet performance
- Micro USB 2.0 at 480Mbps for faster and more reliable Internet access
- Hard wire your internet connection
- Driver-free, don't need to install any drivers for the ethernet adapter
- USB port: Power only, no data transmission
- Power supply not included (You should have a 5Vdc adapter with your original device)
- Purchase additional micro USB cable for powering device (to be plugged into the female micro USB connection - see last image for this optional connection)
USES
- Useful where you have a poor or intermittent WiFi signal for your Fire TV Stick 4K
ADVANTAGES
- It is plug and play and very simple to set up
- A wired connection generally gives more consistent and reliable results
SETUP
- Plug your firestick into your TV's HDMI port
- Connect the Micro USB connector to your firestick (connection located on the side)
- You need to make sure the Micro USB connector is securely plugged into your firestick
- Plug the USB cable into your 5Vdc power adapter
- Connect an ethernet cable to the RJ45 port on the ethernet adapter of your device
- Important note: Connect everything up and power on before connecting ethernet cable
TROUBLESHOOTING
It should be plug & play and work immediately but if not, try the following...
Step 1
- (1a) Power off your device
- (1b) Disconnect all cables from your device
- (1c) Reconnect all connections securely apart from your ethernet cable
- (1d) Power your device back on
- (1e) Reconnect your LAN cable
If it doesn't work, try Step 2
- (2a) Check settings on your device
- (2b) Make sure Internet Connection Setting = Wired
- (2c) Wired should be selected as your primary connection method
If it doesn't work, try Step 3
- (3a) Upgrade firmware on your device
If it doesn't work, try Step 4 (last resort)
- (4a) Do a factory reset on your device