ProWi-Fi CEILING ACCESS POINTS
(Advanced Instructions)
Video tutorials are also available online on our
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Initially the AP is setup in Gateway mode. This is for easy
connection to your device, for setup. In this mode the AP will allocate an IP, via it’s built in
DCHP server, to each device connected. This will mean that you will have a different IP
range to your usual network, on the devices connected to the AP and communication
between devices on each side of the AP is not possible. This may be an issue where you
have a printer connected to the usual network and a device connected via the AP.
If this is an issue then please select the AP mode within the Wizard. The AP then stops
allocating IPs and leaves this job to the router, all devices will be on the same network.
If you wish to reconnect to the ceiling AP for additional setting up (while in AP mode) then
please scan the network with an app (suggest Fing or Net Analyzer) and look for the access
point on the network it will be called
BUKAP
.
This will give you the IP
that’s been given to the AP by the router. Type this number usually
starting 192.168.***.*** into your internet browser and the web login screen will appear.
Default password is admin, then please see page 5.
TIPS
Due to the Browser Cache process on PC please be aware that we advise to refresh any screen before working on
settings.
Usually a "force refresh" is enough.
Chrome: Press the following key combination: Shift + Ctrl + F5
IE: Press the following key combination: Ctrl + F5
Safari On PC: Ctrl + F5 or on Apple MAC: CMD + R
Alternatively, use the Chrome browser in Incognito mode can also reduce browser Cache issues.
Please see
https://www.refreshyourcache.com
for further details on the Cache process.
Access point can take up to 2 minutes to reinitialize on reboot.
Using the In-
Wall AP in “AP Mode” will require you to set your devices IP to static. Set 192.168.188.250 as the
device IP and 192.168.188.253 as the gateway IP address.
Easiest install is using Gateway mode (as above)
App for finding spare Wi-Fi channels is Wi-Fi Analyzer (Apple or Android)
App for searching on networks for IP is FING (Apple or Android)
Reset back to default by holding front button for 15 seconds.
Check out Firefox Browser and the Cache add-ons.
