> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.cronuszen.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.cronuszen.com/zen-link/troubleshooting.md).

# Troubleshooting

### <i class="fa-mobile">:mobile:</i> App - Connection Failed <a href="#rlr_z" id="rlr_z"></a>

If you see the "Connection Failed" message, your smartphone is likely *not* on the same network as your Zen Link™ V2.

* Make sure your smartphone is connected to Wi-Fi <i class="fa-wifi">:wifi:</i> on the **SAME** network that is 2.4Ghz compatible, and **PRESS** the "**Try Again**" button.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
If you still have no luck, it may even be worth temporarily disabling Mobile Data on your smartphone to be sure. And in the event that it is something more problematic, like the 2.4Ghz band on your network has been disabled, you will have to consult your modem/router's guide or internet provider to resolve it.
{% endhint %}

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### <i class="fa-mobile">:mobile:</i> App - Zen Link™ V2 Not Found <a href="#rlr_z" id="rlr_z"></a>

If you have previously setup the Zen Link™ V2 and the app is *not* connecting to it, make sure your smartphone is connected to the **SAME** network and **PRESS** the "**Retry**" button.

* Make sure your Zen Link™ is powered on and reachable via Wi-Fi <i class="fa-wifi">:wifi:</i> or Bluetooth® <i class="fa-bluetooth-b">:bluetooth-b:</i>.
* Make sure your network is still allowing for 2.4Ghz connections, because the Zen Link™ is a 2.4Ghz device.

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### <i class="fa-mobile">:mobile:</i> App - Wi-Fi Configuration Retry <a href="#rlr_z" id="rlr_z"></a>

In the event that your Zen Link™ V2 *cannot* connect to Wi-Fi, it will return to Setup Mode (solid <mark style="color:blue;">**BLUE**</mark> LED), and the app will automatically detect that Wi-Fi needs to be configured again.

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### <i class="fa-headset">:headset:</i> No Headset Audio on PS5® <a href="#rlr_z" id="rlr_z"></a>

A 3.5mm wired headset is *unsupported* when your DualSense™ is paired wirelessly to the Cronus Zen™﻿ via Bluetooth® <i class="fa-bluetooth-b">:bluetooth-b:</i>. It will work if your controller is wired to one of the Cronus Zen's front ports (A2 or A3). If you'd prefer to use your controller wirelessly with headset audio, you'll need a USB or wireless headset that connects directly to your PS5® console.

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### <i class="fa-gamepad-modern">:gamepad-modern:</i> No Connection to PS5® <a href="#rlr_z" id="rlr_z"></a>

The PS5® console setting "**Communication Method → Use USB Cable**" is especially important for the PS5® to be able to connect through the Cronus Zen™ and Zen Link™ V2 at all.


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