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Minimal system requirement is a computer with an Ethernet port.
Instructions for hardware installation are found in the Quick Start Guide.
Default operation mode is Access Point with a specific IP address.
Configure username, password, country, and wireless settings.
Shows current AP status, IP, subnet mask, and MAC address.
Tiles for rapid access to key configuration sections.
Four main navigation options for device management.
Steps to register the AP with your BakPak account for remote monitoring.
Create user groups and assign permissions for BakPak site access.
Restore AP to factory defaults using the maintenance menu.
Restore AP to factory defaults using the recessed reset button.
System log for troubleshooting and activity tracking.
Configure static or DHCP IP addresses and enable Spanning Tree Protocol.
Configure country code for functionality and enable band steering.
Details on Access Point, WDS, and client compatibility modes.
Configure channel bandwidth and auto/manual channel selection.
Utilize AP Detection to perform a site survey for SSIDs.
Define security profiles with encryption for SSIDs.
Configure SSID names, visibility, security, and client isolation.
Set up guest networks with independent internet access and default IP settings.
Configure static IP, subnet mask, or DHCP server settings for guest networks.
Set up RADIUS Server profiles for enterprise-level wireless security.
Adjust wireless parameters for optimal performance and power saving.
Configure 802.11r for faster client roaming between APs.
Optimize media streaming and manage client roaming with RSSI thresholds.
Tools for diagnosing network connectivity and identifying issues.
Set SNMP details for network monitoring and management.
Turn off all system LEDs on the AP for reduced visual distraction.
Securely update the AP's login credentials.
Configure the AP's time zone and add a location description.
Steps to update the AP's firmware from the internet or a local file.
Save and load AP settings for backup and recovery purposes.
Revert the AP to its original factory default settings.
Reboot the AP remotely through the management interface.
Minimal system requirement is a computer with an Ethernet port.
Instructions for hardware installation are found in the Quick Start Guide.
Default operation mode is Access Point with a specific IP address.
Configure username, password, country, and wireless settings.
Shows current AP status, IP, subnet mask, and MAC address.
Tiles for rapid access to key configuration sections.
Four main navigation options for device management.
Steps to register the AP with your BakPak account for remote monitoring.
Create user groups and assign permissions for BakPak site access.
Restore AP to factory defaults using the maintenance menu.
Restore AP to factory defaults using the recessed reset button.
System log for troubleshooting and activity tracking.
Configure static or DHCP IP addresses and enable Spanning Tree Protocol.
Configure country code for functionality and enable band steering.
Details on Access Point, WDS, and client compatibility modes.
Configure channel bandwidth and auto/manual channel selection.
Utilize AP Detection to perform a site survey for SSIDs.
Define security profiles with encryption for SSIDs.
Configure SSID names, visibility, security, and client isolation.
Set up guest networks with independent internet access and default IP settings.
Configure static IP, subnet mask, or DHCP server settings for guest networks.
Set up RADIUS Server profiles for enterprise-level wireless security.
Adjust wireless parameters for optimal performance and power saving.
Configure 802.11r for faster client roaming between APs.
Optimize media streaming and manage client roaming with RSSI thresholds.
Tools for diagnosing network connectivity and identifying issues.
Set SNMP details for network monitoring and management.
Turn off all system LEDs on the AP for reduced visual distraction.
Securely update the AP's login credentials.
Configure the AP's time zone and add a location description.
Steps to update the AP's firmware from the internet or a local file.
Save and load AP settings for backup and recovery purposes.
Revert the AP to its original factory default settings.
Reboot the AP remotely through the management interface.
General| Brand | Pakedge |
|---|---|
| Model | WK Series |
| Category | Wireless Access Point |
| Language | English |
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