How do you know? IP-Xiaomi TV address: all ways to get to Mi TV Redmi Smart TV

Find out. IP-Xiaomi TV address may be needed to configure a local network, remote control through applications like Mi Home or Google Home, connect to the Internet. DLNA-It's either a server or a diagnostic device for Internet problems, unlike smartphones, where you can see the Internet. IP It is displayed in two clicks on Mi TVs. TV Redmi Smart TV This option is often hidden in the back of the menu, and it depends on the firmware version (PatchWall or Android). TV) device models.

In this article, we will discuss 5 Working Ways to Find a Job IP-The address on Xiaomi TVs – from standard methods through settings to alternative options using a router or third-party utilities. 4.0+ The way to network settings has changed, and on Android TV 11/12 IP It can only be displayed when you connect to a cable, and you'll also learn why the TV sometimes shows you. 0.0.0.0 Instead of a real address and how to fix it.

1. Method: through settings of the TV (PatchWall)

If your TV is powered by a PatchWall proprietary shell (installed on most Mi TV 4/5 and Redmi Smart TV models), follow this instruction.The path may vary slightly depending on the firmware version, but the general logic is maintained.

Open the main menu with the Home button on the remote, then:

1. Go to Settings (cog icon in the upper right corner).
2. Select the Network and Internet section (or Wi-Fi and Networks in older versions).
3. Click on the active connection – Wi-Fi or Ethernet (depending on the type of connection).
4. In the window that opens, find the line. IP-Address (may be called Local) IP or Address IPv4).

If instead of IP, you see 0.0.0.0 or you see the message "Receive...," it means that the TV didn't get the address from the router.

• 🔄 Restart the TV and router.
• 📶 If you use Wi-Fi, check if the router is blocking the device. MAC-address (about this in the section about the router).
• 🔌 When connecting via cable, try another port on the router or replace the network cable.

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Note for PatchWall 4.0+: In newer versions of the shell, the path can be: Settings → Device → Networking Information. If the Network and Internet partition is missing, update the TV firmware – in older builds (before 2021), the settings interface was different.

2. Method: via Android TV settings (for pure Android models)

Xiaomi TVs based on Android TV (Like Mi. TV Q1/Q2 or Mi TV A2) They have a different interface. IP-The address can be found in the standard Android menu, but with due consideration of the features TV-OS version.

Instructions:

1. Click Settings (cogs) on the main screen.
2. Go to the Web and the Internet → Wi-Fi (or Ethernet).
3. Click on your network name (under the name Connected).
4. In the window that opens, scroll down to the Additional section - there will be a line IP-address.

On Android TV 12 (current for models 2023-2026), the path may be different:

Settings → Device → Information → State → IP- Address

Important nuance: On some Xiaomi TVs with Android TV IP-The address is only displayed when you connect via cable (Ethernet). If you use Wi-Fi, try connecting temporarily over the Internet. LAN or use alternative methods (see sections below).

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If the settings don’t have an “Advanced” section, try holding the OK button on the remote for 3 seconds on the network name – this sometimes opens up hidden settings.

3. Method: via the router's web interface

If the TV is connected to your local network, you can find out its IP through the router control panel, which is universal and works regardless of the TV model or the firmware version, the main thing is to have access to the router settings.

Steps:

1. Open the browser on your computer or smartphone and enter IP-The router address (usually 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1) is the default login and password on the device sticker.
2. Go to Connected Devices (may be called Connected Devices) DHCP-Local area network or Wireless Clients).
3. Find your TV on the list – it can be displayed as Xiaomi-MiTV, Redmi-SmartTV or by model (e.g. MiTV-L55M6-6AR).
4. In the column IP-address will be required information.

Examples of popular router interfaces:

If the TV is not on the list:

• 🔌 Make sure it’s connected to the same router as the device you’re accessing the control panel from.
• 🔄 Restart the TV and update the router page.
• 🚫 Check if it's added. MAC-TV address in blacklist (filtration section) MAC or access control).

4. Method: using the Mi Home app

If your Xiaomi TV is tied to your Mi Account and added to the Mi Home app, you can find out its IP through the mobile app, which is convenient if the TV is in another room or you do not want to search for it in the router settings.

Instructions:

1. Open the Mi Home app on your smartphone and log in.
2. Go to the Devices tab and find your TV (e.g. Mi TV 4S 55).
3. Slip on the device, then press three dots (⋮) top-right.
4. Select Device Information or Settings.
5. Scroll down to the Network section, where the Local IP bar will be.

Limitations of the method:

• 📱 The TV must be linked to the same Mi Account as the app.

5. Method: with the help of third-party utilities (for advanced users)

If standard methods don't work, you can use network scanners to find all the devices on the local network, which is suitable for users who are network savvy, as it requires the installation of additional software.

Popular utilities:

• 📱 Fing (Android/iOS) — mobile application for network analysis.

Example of Advanced IP Scanner:

1. Find a device with the name Xiaomi or MAC-address (starting with 78:11:DC, B4:52:7E or 48:5B:39 — Typical prefixes for Xiaomi).

The command for nmap (Linux/macOS):

nmap -sn 192.168.1.0/24 | grep -i "xiaomi"

This command scans the network 192.168.1.0/24 and displays devices named Xiaomi in the name.

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Network scanners show all devices on the network, including those that are not displayed on the router (for example, if DHCP is disabled).

Why the TV shows IP 0.0.0.0 and how to fix it

If you are setting the TV instead of the normal IP-The address is 0.0.0.0, which means that the device was unable to get the address from the router:

Possible causes:

• 🔌 Problems with DHCP on the router – the address server is disabled or overloaded.
• 📡 Incorrect Wi-Fi settings – TV is connected to the network, but without access to the Internet.
• 🔒 Lock-in MAC-Address: The router prohibits the device from receiving IP.
• 🔄 Firmware failure – after updating the network stack is incorrect.

How to fix it:

1. Restart your router and TV – 60% of the time, this fixes the problem.
2. Check your DHCP settings on the router: Go to the router control panel, find the DHCP partition or the Local Area Network, make sure the DHCP server is on and the address range is not exhausted (e.g. 192.168.1.100–192.168.1.200).
3. Assign static IP manually: In your TV settings, select Network Settings → Additional → Static IP. Specify an address from your network range (e.g., 192.168.1.150), a mask of 255.255.255.0, a gateway (192.168.1.1) and a DNS (e.g., 8.8.8.8).

Check the filter. MAC-address

• In the router settings, find the Access Control or MAC Filter section.
• Make sure that MAC-TV address (can be found in network settings) is not blocked.

If nothing worked,

• 🔧 Reset network settings on the TV: Settings → Network and Internet → Resetting network settings.
• 📥 Update your TV firmware to the latest version (instructions in Settings section) → Update of the PO).
• 📞 Contact Xiaomi with error logs (you can get them through Settings) → On TV. → Book of errors).

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If the TV is connected over Wi-Fi and shows 0.0.0.0, try connecting it temporarily via Ethernet – sometimes this will wake up the network adapter.

Frequent Questions (FAQ)

On the back of the TV (sometimes indicated).

Through the router – in the list of connected devices, the MAC is displayed next to the IP.

MAC-address is required for static binding IP on a router or to filter devices.