What to do if WPS LED is rapidly blinking blue/ green on Arris VAP3400?
If the WPS LED on your Arris Wireless Access Point is rapidly blinking blue/green, and remains in this state for more than 2 minutes, push the WPS button on the unit's front panel. If the LED continues flashing in a different pattern (rapidly blinking for 1 second, then resting briefly), wait 1 to 2 minutes and press the WPS button again.
What to do if WPS Status LED is cyan or blue on Arris Wireless Access Point?
If the WPS Status LED on your Arris Wireless Access Point is cyan or blue, press the Reset button on the rear panel of both the Client and the Access Point. Then, repeat the installation process for both the Access Point and the Client.
What to do if WPS LED is rapidly blinking on Arris VAP3400 Wireless Access Point?
If the WPS LED on your Arris Wireless Access Point is rapidly blinking, and remains in this state for longer than two minutes, push the WPS button on the unit’s front panel. If the LED continues flashing in a different pattern, rapidly blinking for 1 second and then resting briefly before blinking again, wait one to two minutes and then press the WPS button again.
What to do if WPS Status LED is cyan on Arris VAP3400?
If the WPS Status LED on your Arris Wireless Access Point is cyan, press the Reset button on the rear panel of both the Client and the Access Point. Then, repeat the installation process for both the Access Point and the Client.
What to do if Arris Wireless Access Point cannot send or receive data?
If you cannot send or receive data with your Arris Wireless Access Point, check that the Ethernet cable is properly connected to both the Access Point and your home gateway/device. Also, ensure you have not experienced an interruption in your cable or Internet service, and that your home gateway is connected and functioning.
How to fix Arris VAP3400 Wireless Access Point if the Power LED is off?
If the Power LED on your Arris Wireless Access Point is off, ensure the Access Point is properly plugged into the electrical outlet and that the rear panel power switch is set to 'On'. Verify that the electrical outlet is working. You may also try pressing and immediately releasing the Reset button.
What to do if video is blocky on Arris VAP3400?
If video isn't showing on your TV, or the video appears blocky and the Wi-Fi Status LED is cyan or blue, try moving the Access Point or client units until the Client Wi-Fi Status LED turns green or cyan, with green being the preferred color. You can also press and quickly release the Reset buttons located on the rear of both the Access Point and the Client.
How to fix Arris VAP3400 Wireless Access Point if power LED is off?
If the Power LED on your Arris Wireless Access Point is off, check that the VAP is correctly plugged into the electrical outlet and that the power switch on the rear panel is turned “On”. Also, make sure the electrical outlet is working. Finally, press and immediately release the Reset button.
Provides instructions on how to install the VAP3400/3402 and integrate it with your network.
Details the items included in the VAP3400/3402 package for both single and dual unit bundles.
Explains the LED behavior on the front panel of the VAP3400/3402 for Access Point and Client modes.
Details the connectors and buttons on the rear of the VAP3400/3402, including Reset, Ethernet, and Power.
Guides the user through connecting the first VAP unit to the home gateway as an Access Point.
Guides the user through connecting the second VAP unit to the set-top box as a Client.
Explains the process for adding more VAP clients to the system, involving WPS button presses.
Lists common problems and their possible solutions for VAP3400/3402, including LED status and connectivity issues.
Details compliance with FCC Class B digital device regulations and steps to correct interference.
States the VAP3400/3402 is certified as compliant with FCC Part 15 for intentional radiators.
Outlines compliance with Industry Canada's license-exempt RSS-247 and operational conditions.
States the apparatus meets Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations for Class B digital devices.
Addresses RF exposure compliance with US limits and safe operating distances for the device.
Reiterates VAP3400/3402 compliance with FCC Part 15 for intentional radiators.
Restates compliance with Industry Canada's license-exempt RSS-247 and operational conditions.
General| Brand | Arris |
|---|---|
| Model | VAP3400 |
| Category | Wireless Access Point |
| Language | English |
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