Watch out, it's spiky! The 'Hedgehog' code word indicates a connection problem with your router. To resolve this issue, first make sure that your Toniebox is close enough to the router and the connection is stable.

There are a few different scenarios where the hedgehog might have appeared: 

• If you heard the code word 'Hedgehog' during the setup process, follow these steps:
  1. Restart your router by unplugging it from the power supply, waiting 10 to 15 seconds, and then plugging it back in. Waiting is important to ensure a clean restart. When restarted, the router cleans up its interim storage and deletes unnecessary connection data This clears a path, so to speak, for the Toniebox.
     
     
  2. Place the Toniebox on the charging station while connected to the power supply and turn them both upside down together so the ears are pointing downwards.
     
     
  3. Pinch both ears simultaneously for about 10 seconds until you hear an audio signal and the Toniebox turns off.
     
     The Toniebox is now back in factory default condition and ready to be setup again. To set up, go to my.tonies.com/setup or use the mytonies app.
     
     

• If you heard the code word 'Hedgehog' when you either:
  • Tried to connect your Toniebox to a different Wi-Fi network or
  • Put on a new Tonie or
  • Squeezed one of the Tonieboxes ears for three seconds

Then restarting the Toniebox and/or your router may help. Here's how:

1. 1. Restart your router by unplugging it from the power supply, waiting 10 to 15 seconds and then plugging it back in again. Waiting is important to ensure that every part of the router is briefly without electricity and you can perform a clean restart. When restarted, the router cleans up its interim storage and deletes unnecessary connection data. This clears a path, so to speak, for the Toniebox.
      
      
   2. Restart your Toniebox by turning it upside down so that the ears are pointing downwards. Do not do this while it is on the charging station!
      
      
   3. Pinch both ears simultaneously for about 10 seconds until you hear an audio signal.
      
      Now try to reconnect to the Wi-Fi again or put a Tonie on the Toniebox. If you still hear the ‘Hedgehog’ code word, send us a message including your Toniebox ID and the Wi-Fi router model if possible. 

One final note:

Your Wi-Fi router may be universally set to require manual allocation of a static IP to new devices. The Toniebox requires a DHCP server to operate. This should be activated as standard in all Wi-Fi routers. The best thing to do is to check the settings or the operating instructions for your router to see how this works.