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Sleep Number smart beds use SleepIQ technology, which requires a Wi-Fi connection to get your bed online. If your bed is not online, certain features of your smart bed will not be available and will not work properly. To get your bed online, you need to use the Sleep Number app or the SleepIQ website. Your bed needs to connect to Wi-Fi to record your SleepIQ score, which provides additional insights and information about naps, biometrics, Circadian Rhythm, and more.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Sleep Number app | Requires a Wi-Fi connection to get your bed online |
| SleepIQ technology | Requires a Wi-Fi connection to record your SleepIQ score |
| Sleep Number smart bed | Requires a Wi-Fi connection to track your sleep and use Responsive Air technology |
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What You'll Learn
- SleepIQ technology requires a Wi-Fi connection to get your bed online
- The Sleep Number app provides insights about naps, biometrics, Circadian Rhythm, and more
- Sleep Number smart beds support all characters on a standard US keyboard, including special characters
- Getting your bed online is required if you want your bed to track your sleep
- The Sleep Number app and a Wi-Fi connection are required to get your bed online
SleepIQ technology requires a Wi-Fi connection to get your bed online
To get your Sleep Number bed online, you will need to use the Sleep Number app or the SleepIQ website. The Sleep Number app can be used to power cycle your bed and you can also use it to pause sleep session tracking at any time by using the Privacy Mode feature.
To ensure your bed connects to Wi-Fi, check your router settings to make sure your internet service and wireless access point meet the requirements. If your Wi-Fi network name contains an apostrophe, this may cause a connection issue, so it is recommended to change the network name on your Wi-Fi router.
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The Sleep Number app provides insights about naps, biometrics, Circadian Rhythm, and more
Sleep Number smart beds require a Wi-Fi connection to get your bed online. If your bed is not online, certain features of your smart bed will not be available and will not work properly. For example, if you want your bed to track your sleep or use Responsive Air technology, your bed needs to be online.
The Sleep Number app provides additional insights and information about naps, biometrics, Circadian Rhythm, and more. To use the app, you need to log in from your mobile device or the SleepIQ website from an internet browser. It is recommended that you wait for half an hour after getting out of bed to allow time for your SleepIQ score to finalise. If you want to check your score sooner, you can use the Sleep Number app.
SleepIQ technology requires a Wi-Fi connection to get your bed online. Your bed occasionally drops offline and may have trouble connecting back to the internet or server. If you are having trouble getting your bed online, you can try power cycling through the Sleep Number app or changing your network name if it contains an apostrophe.
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Sleep Number smart beds support all characters on a standard US keyboard, including special characters
The Sleep Number app also provides additional insights and information about naps, biometrics, Circadian Rhythm, and more. To get your bed online, you need to plug your bed in and wait for it to fully reboot (this takes 2-3 minutes). You can then walk through the install replacement electronics. If you're having trouble getting online, you can find additional help with the 'Trouble Getting Online' feature.
It's important to note that your bed doesn't need to be online to adjust your Sleep Number setting or FlexFit base. However, for the best experience, check your router settings to ensure your internet service and wireless access point meets the requirements.
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Getting your bed online is required if you want your bed to track your sleep
Sleep Number smart beds require an internet connection to record your SleepIQ score and track your sleep. The Sleep Number app and a Wi-Fi connection are required to get your bed online. If your bed is not online, certain features of your smart bed will not be available and will not work properly. For example, if you want to use Responsive Air technology, your bed will need to be online.
To get your bed online, you can follow these steps:
- Log into the Sleep Number app from your mobile device or the SleepIQ website from an internet browser.
- Make sure you are out of bed for the day before checking your SleepIQ score. If you're checking your SleepIQ score on your remote, we recommend waiting for 30 minutes after getting out of bed to allow time for your score to finalise.
- If you want to check your score sooner, you can use the Sleep Number app, which also provides additional insights and information about naps, biometrics, Circadian Rhythm, and more.
- Ensure your bed is connected to Wi-Fi. If your bed fails to connect to Wi-Fi during Sleep Number app pairing, you can try power cycling your bed through the Sleep Number app.
- If you're still having trouble getting your bed online, you can find additional help in the Sleep Number support section.
It's important to note that your bed doesn't need to be online to adjust your Sleep Number setting or FlexFit base. However, getting your bed online unlocks additional features and provides a better experience.
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The Sleep Number app and a Wi-Fi connection are required to get your bed online
Sleep Number smart beds require a Wi-Fi connection to get your bed online. If your bed is not online, certain features of your smart bed will not be available and will not work properly. To get your bed online, you need to download the Sleep Number app on your mobile device or log into the SleepIQ website from an internet browser.
Your bed needs to connect to Wi-Fi to record your SleepIQ score. This score is a measure of your sleep quality and is calculated based on various factors such as your sleep duration, heart rate, and movement during sleep. The Sleep Number app also provides additional insights and information about naps, biometrics, Circadian Rhythm, and more.
If you are having trouble connecting your bed to Wi-Fi, there are a few things you can try. Firstly, check your router settings to ensure your internet service and wireless access point meet the requirements. Additionally, if your Wi-Fi network name contains an apostrophe ('), it may cause a connection issue. In this case, you should change the network name on your Wi-Fi router to remove the apostrophe.
It is important to note that your bed does not need to be online to adjust your Sleep Number setting or FlexFit base. However, getting your bed online is required if you want to track your sleep or use Responsive Air technology. You can pause sleep session tracking at any time by using the Privacy Mode feature.
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Frequently asked questions
Sleep Number smart beds need to be connected to the internet to record your SleepIQ score.
Certain features of your smart bed will not be available and will not work properly.
You need to connect your Sleep Number smart bed to Wi-Fi. You can do this through the Sleep Number app or the SleepIQ website.
Make sure your router settings meet the Sleep Number app and smart bed compatibility requirements. If your Wi-Fi network name contains an apostrophe, change the network name on your Wi-Fi router so it does not include this character.
