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Turn On or Off the LEDs, 3. 1. 3. Customize Wireless Settings

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Chapter 3 Manage an Individual Powerline Device 3. 1. 2. Turn On or Off the LEDs Device LEDs help you to know the device working status. To turn on or off the LEDs on a device, follow the steps below: 1. Open the utility, move your mouse over a device, and click the (Basic) icon. Note: Login is required at your first access to basic settings of a powerline extender. The login username and password (admin/admin by default) are the same as those of the web management interface. 2. Go to the LED page, and click the On or Off icon. Now the displayed LEDs as well as the actual product LEDs will become on or off correspondingly. Note: Some powerline extenders support Wi-Fi Move. If such devices are on a powerline network that does not use the default name (HomePlugAV), changes made to the LED status of one device will be synchronized to other devices. 3. 1. 3. Customize Wireless Settings Wireless settings are used for you to wirelessly connect to a powerline extender. To customize wireless settings, follow the steps below: 1. Open the utility, move your mouse over a device, and click the (Basic) icon. Note: Login is required at your first access to basic settings of a powerline extender. The login username and password (admin/admin by default) are the same as those of the web management interface. 8

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Chapter 3
Manage an Individual Powerline Device
3° 1° 2°
Turn On or Off the LEDs
Device LEDs help you to know the device working status. To turn on or off the LEDs on
a device, follow the steps below:
1.
Open the utility, move your mouse over a device, and click the
(
Basic
) icon.
Note:
Login is required at your first access to basic settings of a powerline extender. The login username and password
(
admin
/
admin
by default) are the same as those of the web management interface.
2.
Go to the
LED
page, and click the
On
or
Off
icon.
Now the displayed LEDs as well as the actual product LEDs will become on or off
correspondingly.
Note:
Some powerline extenders support Wi-Fi Move. If such devices are on a powerline network that does not use the
default name (HomePlugAV), changes made to the LED status of one device will be synchronized to other devices.
3° 1° 3°
Customize Wireless Settings
Wireless settings are used for you to wirelessly connect to a powerline extender. To
customize wireless settings, follow the steps below:
1.
Open the utility, move your mouse over a device, and click the
(
Basic
) icon.
Note:
Login is required at your first access to basic settings of a powerline extender. The login username and password
(
admin
/
admin
by default) are the same as those of the web management interface.