Compex Technologies WP11A+ Manual De Usuario
Chapter 15
Hardware Reset of Compex WP11A
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Chapter 15
Hardware Reset of Compex WP11A+
The Compex WP11A+ is designed with a reset button located at the back of the cover. This
facilitates the resetting of the Compex WP11A+ to factory default settings, or to switch between
the work modes of Compex WP11A+. The reset push button functions in the three ways:
facilitates the resetting of the Compex WP11A+ to factory default settings, or to switch between
the work modes of Compex WP11A+. The reset push button functions in the three ways:
Functions of reset button
Procedures
Recycle Power (Reboot)
Hold and immediately release the reset button. The
DIAG LED will blink once and then lighted up for a
while.
DIAG LED will blink once and then lighted up for a
while.
Set to factory default
Hold the reset button until the DIAG LED flashes at the
rate of 1 flash/sec. Release the button and the DIAG
LED will light up shortly. The AP Mode LED will then
light up steadily, indicates that Compex WP11A+ has
set to its factory default setting as shown below:
• Operating Mode: AP Bridge mode
rate of 1 flash/sec. Release the button and the DIAG
LED will light up shortly. The AP Mode LED will then
light up steadily, indicates that Compex WP11A+ has
set to its factory default setting as shown below:
• Operating Mode: AP Bridge mode
• IP address: 192.168.168.1
• Password: password
• DHCP Server mode: Disabled
Toggling between the
operating modes
Hold the reset button until the DIAG LED blinks at the
rate of 2 flashes/sec. Release the button and Compex
WP11A+ will start toggling between the following
operating modes:
rate of 2 flashes/sec. Release the button and Compex
WP11A+ will start toggling between the following
operating modes:
If you are in Access Point Bridge mode, the
WP11A+ will change to Gateway mode. The AP
Mode LED will be turned off and the DHCP server
mode will be enabled.
Mode LED will be turned off and the DHCP server
mode will be enabled.
If you are in Gateway/Wireless Routing Client
mode, the device will switch to Access Point
Bridge mode. The AP Mode LED will be turned on
and the DHCP server mode will be disabled.
Bridge mode. The AP Mode LED will be turned on
and the DHCP server mode will be disabled.
If you are in Access Point Client mode, the device
will be switched back to Access Point Bridge
mode.
mode.