IgniteNet Spark AC Wave2 Quick Start Manual page 2

b. Using a PoE Power Source
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1 Connect Category 5e or better cable to the Eth0 PoE In
RJ-45 port, and the other end of this cable to an 802.3af PoE
LAN switch.
2 (Optional) Connect local LAN devices to the other
Eth1 RJ-45 port on the AP using Category 5e or better cable.
4. Verify AP Operation
1 The power LED should be on amber.
2 The Eth0 port link/activity LED should be on/blinking green.
When connected, the Eth1 port link/activity LEDs should
also be on/blinking green.
3 During normal operation, the wireless LEDs should be on/
blinking green.
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5. Connect to the Web User Interface
To access the web interface, connect a PC directly to the AP's Eth1
RJ-45 port. In a web browser, enter the AP's default management IP
address of 192.168.2.1 to access the web login page.
If you want to connect to the web interface using the Eth0 port, the
IP address is automatically assigned through DHCP by default. If a
DHCP server is unreachable, the Eth0 port reverts to a fallback IP
address of 192.168.1.20.
Note: To reset the AP to factory default settings, press and
hold down the AP's Reset button for 5 seconds.
6. Complete the Setup Wizard
Manage the AP with the IgniteNet Cloud Controller
Go to cloud.ignitenet.com to register your AP.
Log in and select Devices from the menu. Click Add Device and
enter the AP serial number and MAC address to register the AP with
your cloud network. The serial number and MAC address can be
found on the product packaging or label.
Manage the AP in Stand-Alone Mode
If you select to manage the AP in stand-alone mode, use the web
interface to manually make your configuration changes.
For more information on AP configuration in stand-alone mode,
refer to the HeliOS User Manual, which can be downloaded from
ignitenet.com/support.
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Log in to the web interface
using the default settings:
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Login Name — root
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Password — admin123
Select the country of
operation for the AP. Setting
the correct country ensures
that the radios operate within
local regulations specified for
Wi-Fi networks.