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3

Create a device name.

Select the Management Agent (name assigned in Step 4).

Describe the location where the AP is located in the home.

Enter the address of the home. The AP is now assigned to the site. 

To edit the name, location, or address of the AP later, click the   (more) 

icon.

Discover additional WA Series APs for automatic BakPak 

enrollment

Instead of individually enrolling each WA Series AP, you can discover all 

additional WA Series APs directly through BakPak, saving you significant 

deployment time—especially for your larger installs. 

Tip: 

You can also learn this process from the Smart Skill 

Applying 

WA-2200 Configuration Settings to Multiple Access Points Simultaneously 

(

pkdge.co/wa2200-multi-ss

).

To discover additional WA Series APs:

Ensure all additional APs are powered on and connected to the network.

In BakPak, select the WA Series AP site that you created, then click 

Device Discovery.

 

Any additional WA Series APs are discovered and appear as tiles that can 

be selected (already selected by default).

Click 

OK

. The APs are added to the site.

Copying settings to multiple APs through BakPak 

In addition to the AP’s built-in interface, most AP configuration settings 

are also available through BakPak—SSIDs, transmit power levels, channel 

selection, and roaming features, and more. Using BakPak, all of those settings 

can be copied from one WA Series AP to all others on the same BakPak Lite 

site.

•  The 

SSID Configuration

 tab provides SSID and guest SSID settings 

(enable/disable, delete, and add SSID) and password settings. These 

settings were already completed during the first AP’s initial setup.

•  The 

Advanced Settings 

tab includes time zone, band-steering, channel 

selection and width, wireless mode, transmit power, and roaming. 

To copy an AP’s settings to multiple APs through BakPak:

Click the site for the WA Series APs, then click the access point to modify 

or copy.

Modify the desired settings, if any, in the 

SSID Configuration

 and 

Advanced Settings

 tabs, then click 

Save & Apply Multiple

 in each tab.

Important: 

After making changes in either tab, make sure you click 

Save 

& Apply Multiple

 in both tabs for all changes to take effect.

Click to select each AP to copy the settings to (selected APs are in blue), 

then click 

OK

. The settings are applied to the selected APs.

Default settings for WA Series APs:

•  Band-steering: 

Off

•  Channel selection: 

Auto

•  Channel width: 

80 MHz

 for 5 GHz band; 

20 MHz 

for 2.4 GHz band

•  Wireless Mode: 

A/N/AC Mixed

•  Transmit Power Level: 

18 dBm

 for 2.4 GHz band; 

13 dBm

 for 5 GHz band

•  Fast Bss Transition and Client Reject RSSI: 

Off

For more information on wireless network design, see the 

Wireless Design 

Guide

 (

pkdge.co/wirelessdesign

).

Copyright ©2020, Wirepath Home Systems, LLC. All rights reserved. Control4 and Snap AV and their respective logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of Wirepath Home Systems, 

LLC, dba “Control4” and/or dba “SnapAV” in the United States and/or other countries. Snap AV, BakPak, OvrC, Pakedge, and Wirepath are also registered trademarks or trademarks of 

Wirepath Home Systems, LLC. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of their respective owners. All specifications subject to change without notice.  

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