8.3AP Mode
HomePlug Wireless Adapter can perform either as an access point or a wireless client. The default mode is Access Point. An Access point transmits its own Extended Service Set Identifier (ESSID/SSID) while a Wireless Client reuses the Extended Service Set Identifier (ESSID/SSID) of the host access point.
To change the HomePlug Wireless Adapter mode to Wireless Client:
| 1. | From the Web User Interface, | ||
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| click Wireless Menu. | ||
| 2. | Select AP Mode. | ||
| 3. | Select Wireless Client. | ||
| 4. | Click Save then wait two minutes | ||
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| for the device to restart. | ||
| 5. | Click System. This opens the | ||
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| login page. | ||
| 6. | Enter the Administrator password. |
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| 7. | Click Wireless Menu. | ||
| 8. | Select AP Mode. | ||
| 9. | Under Wireless Client, click Site Survey. This scans the network and opens the Site Survey page. | ||
| 10. | Click your wireless network host |
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| and then click Connect AP. |
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| 11. | The confirmation dialog box opens. |
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| Click OK. This takes you back |
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| selected AP SSID is displayed. |
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| 12. | Click Save. |
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Note: | Currently does not support connecting to a WPA |
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| enabled host AP. |
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