#Add 541nbw to existing wansview app code
#Add 541nbw to existing wansview app password

If you are going to be using another identical AP to receive the signal, then of course you want to leave it on. Laptops with MIMO support are scarce, so it is best to turn of MIMO signal transmission. Which means you can only access them with another MIMO enabled access point or laptop. Step 6: Turn off MIMO signal transmission on Ubiquiti radiosДЄs of December 2015, almost all of the wireless AP in the supply chain for new products are MIMO enabled. Once you have selected all the settings, click CHANGE on the bottom right, and then look for the blue bar on the top to appear and click APPLY otherwise your settings will not be saved.

#Add 541nbw to existing wansview app password

WPA Preshared Key - this is the WiFi password that you would like to set.

If you are using a laptop from 2014 or later, you can set as WPA2-AES as it is a very secure encryption

Security - Select the type of encryption you would like for the WiFi signal emitted by this AP.

Max TX Rate, Mbps - unless you have more than 6 radios in close proximity you can leave this at its default settings as picture below.

In our AP there is a integrate antenna of 11 dBi strength

Antenna Gain - depending on the strength of the antenna on your AP, it can vary.

Calculate EIRP Limit - leave as is (checked).

Frequency List - leave this unchecked as we are not selecting specific transmission frequencies.

If you have many other WiFi AP in the area, then you can select a channel to minimize interference

Channel Width - Select 20mhz to minimize interference with other WiFi radios in the area.

IEEE 802.11 Mode - Select B/G/N mixed for the best compatibility.

#Add 541nbw to existing wansview app code

Country Code - Choose the appropriate country you are located in.

SSID - This is the name of the WiFi radio you will see under network connections on your laptop.

Here are how the settings must be configured for use with laptops and other devices which have predominantly 2.4GHz WiFi radios: Ubiquiti Wireless Access Point Configuration Settings for radio set as Access Point.

Take a look at the image below to see how we have configure the radio. We will proceed to configure the WiFi radio settings on this device.Д¬lick on the WIRELESS tab located on the top of the admin page to navigate to the page that allows you to configure radio settings. Since we don't have another device using the default IP address of the AP (192.168.1.20) we will no be changing it. Step 5: Configure WiFi radio in Access Point mode Set the correct Time Zone on the device.Set a custom password and secured your Ubiquiti access point.You have now successfully done the following: Be sure to hit APPLY to save the changes. Once you click the CHANGE button look for a blue bar to appear on the top of the screen. When you're done click on the CHANGE button to save your changes. In addition, before saving changes, set the Time Zone. Once you are on the SYSTEM page, change the default password by clicking on the magnifying glass as pictured below to show a drop down section that lets you change the password.Д®nter the old password and the new password on this page now. Click on 'System' there to navigate to the page to change your password. On the bottom right side there will be a orange colored dialog bog.

The default username and password are ubnt and click on the check box on the bottom of the page before pressing login.ДЄfter you login for the first time you will be prompted to change the default password. The login page should look like the one below. We are using Chrome as the browser in this case. If you do not see the login page, and get a security error message, follow the instructions provided in the image below. Be sure you are using a compatible network, and enter this ip address in to the address bar of your web browser. The default ip address of Ubiquiti radios is 192.168.1.20. Here is a close-up view of the PoE injector:

Connect the AP to the power injector using the MAIN (PoE) port, and the power injector to your switch or router using the SECONDARY (LAN) port as pictured below. Each access point comes with a PoE injector. To configure the AP you need to first connect it to your network so you can access it's internal web-based settings page. We prefer using Ubiquiti access points as they are inexpensive and reliable. This setup guide is for situations where you would like to access the camera with your laptop over WiFi. The main purpose of the access point is to take the network traffic from your IP camera and make it wireless while acting as a transparent bridge between your laptop WiFi radio and the camera. Setup your access point with an IP address compatible with your IP camera. Otherwise the address will change every time the camera or router power cycles. Make sure your IP address for the camera is set to static.