What to do if my MachPower Wireless Router is connected to AP, but the computer can't access the internet?
If your MachPower Wireless Router successfully connects to the AP, but your computer cannot access the internet, verify your computer's IP address and DNS settings. If set to dynamic, configure your network card to obtain an address automatically. For static IPs, contact your ISP to get the correct IP and DNS addresses.
Why MachPower Wireless Router CPE can't connect with AP?
If your MachPower Wireless Router CPE fails to connect with the AP and displays an unconnected status, try scanning for available wireless networks again. Ensure the CPE's wireless standard (11b/g/n, 5.8G) matches the AP's. Confirm that the security settings and passwords are the same on both devices. Also, ensure the AP's signal strength is greater than -75dBm.
How to fix can't land to CPE through web page on MachPower Wireless Router?
If you cannot access the CPE through a web page, ensure that the IP address of your computer and the CPE are in the same networking segment. You can test the CPE connectivity by clicking 'start,' then 'Run,' input 'cmd,' and ping 192.168.1.1. Reset the CPE and load it again. Verify that the IP address 192.168.1.1 is not being used by another device on the CPE's network. Check for computer or cable issues, and use a 10/100M UTP unshielded cable. Clear any Arp binding by going to 'Start,' then 'Run,' input 'cmd,' and type 'arp –d'. Finally, clear your IE browser's temporary files and cache.
What to do if my MachPower Wireless Router can’t scan the wireless AP?
If your MachPower Wireless Router can't scan the wireless AP, try scanning several times. Ensure that a 5G signal is present. Reset the CPE and scan again after the CPE restarts.
How to troubleshoot SYS indicator off on MachPower Wireless Router?
Ensure the PoE module connection is correct. Connect the POE port to the CPE and the LAN port to the computer.
General| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
|---|---|
| Wireless Standards | IEEE 802.11a/n |
| Frequency | 5 GHz |
| Maximum Data Rate | 300Mbps |
| Ethernet Ports | 1 x 10/100Mbps |
| Interface | RJ45 |
| Operating Mode | Router Mode, AP Mode, Repeater Mode, WISP Mode |
| Security | WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK |
| Power Supply | 12V/1A |
Details on connecting the device and its power supply, explaining different ports.
Steps to connect the CPE and configure the PC's IP address for login.
Overview of the device status and the four available operation modes: Gateway, Repeater, AP, and WISP.
Configure the device in Gateway Mode by selecting WAN access type, SSID, and channel.
Steps to configure the device in Repeater/Station mode, including scanning for APs and bridging.
Set up the device as an Access Point to transmit wireless signals from wired networking.
Configure the device in WISP mode by setting the WAN access type, SSID, key, and channel.
View system status including firmware version, build time, and uptime.
Manually set the operation mode, applying changes. Functionality mirrors the Quick Setup step.
Functionality for Wi-Fi repeater, bridging existing wireless APs, and setting security.
Manage CPE settings like SSID, password, channel, bandwidth, security, and virtual AP.
Configure LAN interface settings, including IP address, subnet mask, and DHCP server options.
Set timezone, view logs, upgrade firmware, and change login username and password.
Procedure for upgrading the device's firmware, including saving settings and resetting.
Configure PC's TCP/IP to automatically obtain IP and DNS for internet access.
Solution for the SYS indicator being off, checking PoE connection and LAN port.
Solutions for CPE not connecting to AP, including wireless standards, signal strength, and security.
Steps to resolve issues with scanning for wireless APs, ensuring signal presence.
Resolving issues where CPE connects but computer cannot share internet, checking PC network settings.
Procedure for resetting the CPE to factory default settings using the reset button.
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