[Troubleshooting] Disconnection & Unable to Connect Guide

While using FlyMon, if you encounter issues such as sudden disconnection or unable to connect, most problems can actually be resolved within just a few minutes. This guide will walk you through a few simple steps to identify and fix the issue, helping you get back to using your device right away.

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[Troubleshooting] Disconnection & Unable to Connect Guide

Category:Troubleshooting · Last Updated:2026-06-23

Sudden Disconnections

The Flymon Center app displays "Searching for devices"

  • Check the Bluetooth LED on your Flymon. A solid blue light means the device is already connected.
    Press the Flymon thumbstick to reconnect.

Unable to Connect

Scenario 1:
The Flymon Center app displays "Searching for devices," and the Flymon Bluetooth LED is solid blue, but the device still fails to connect after pressing the thumbstick.

  • Bluetooth Settings > Forget Flymon from your Bluetooth list > Close both the Flymon device and the app > Wait 10 seconds > Turn on the Flymon device

  • Bluetooth Settings > Select "FLYMON-XX" > The Flymon Bluetooth LED turns solid blue > Open the Flymon Center app > Press the thumbstick to connect

Scenario 2:
The Flymon Center app displays "Searching for devices," and the Flymon Bluetooth LED is flashing, which indicates that the Flymon device is not connected.

  • Bluetooth Settings > Select "FLYMON-XX" > The Flymon Bluetooth LED turns solid blue > Open the Flymon Center app > Press the thumbstick to connect

Scenario 3:
When MEGACOM Firewall App is CONNECTEDFlymon Center App cannot connect to the Flymon device.
Please set MEGACOM Firewall App to DISCONNECTED first.

  • MEGACOM Firewall App > DISCONNECTED > Open the Flymon Center App

Bluetooth indicator light

  • Solid Blue LED


👉 Status: Successfully connected

  • Flashing Blue LED


👉 Status: Device searching / pairing
✅ Recommendation: Wait a few seconds, or restart the Bluetooth pairing process.