Big new AP Guide

Big new APs have POE adapters with two ports (P+, and Data) and two Wi-Fi frequency bands;
2.4GHz and 5GHz. For RNTU, we will use the 5 GHz frequency band, so it okay to turn off the 2.4 GHz
transmitter. The AP is connected to P+ port of the adapter and data/in port is connected to the
network (switch or PC). Its default IP is 192.168.1.1 and its password is password. The IP and
password are also pasted on the AP.

There is a small hole at the bottom of the AP where you can press for about 20s to reset the device.

Configuration guide

a) Login
Use web browser to login

Home page
Click on network to set IP

After clicking on network, you will see the following

Click on edit as indicated below to change the default IP.

For example

The IP , 10.1.9.130 has been used here

Once the IP and the gateway are filled out, click save and apply as seen in the following illustration

Change the IP of your PC to be in the same subnet as that of the device. In this case, we will change
it to the 10.1.9.x network.
For example 10.1.9.18 is used on this PC as shown below
Login now with the new IP that you just assigned to the device, 10.1.9.130 in this case. Once
successfully logged in, then click on network and then Wi-Fi.

Clicking on Wi-Fi will take you to the following page

Scroll down to choose the channel and set the mode of the AP

1. Change channel
 Channel 64 has been used here

NB: bandwidth can also be changed based on need

2. Set mode of AP
a) AU mode: The AP here is set as an AU
.
ESSID can also be changed

Ensure to apply your configuration by clicking on save and apply

Set AP as SU
Alignment of the APs

After the configuration of the AP and SU, login to SU and scan for the AU

A list of available terminals will appear, select your AP (AU) by clicking on Join Network

Then click Submit

The SU will automatically pick the channel and ESSID of the AP (AU ) as illustrated here

Channel

ESSID
The AP (AU) can be reached

Login to AU to see status