CPL LEA NetPlug 85 Mbps - Configuration Software?
Max777
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Hello,
A few years ago, I bought a set of 2 white LEA NETPLUG 85 Mbps powerline adapters. One is a simple adapter, the other has a wifi antenna.
My problem is that I lost the installation/configuration CD-ROM and I can't find it for download on the internet.
Can someone please share it with me?
Furthermore, it seems to me based on the installation manual that the device is not plug & play. It requires configuration, changing the password, etc. If there is a way to configure it without using a computer, I would be interested.
Basically, I'm stuck with my LEA products.
I hope someone can assist me here.
Thank you very much.
Max.
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A few years ago, I bought a set of 2 white LEA NETPLUG 85 Mbps powerline adapters. One is a simple adapter, the other has a wifi antenna.
My problem is that I lost the installation/configuration CD-ROM and I can't find it for download on the internet.
Can someone please share it with me?
Furthermore, it seems to me based on the installation manual that the device is not plug & play. It requires configuration, changing the password, etc. If there is a way to configure it without using a computer, I would be interested.
Basically, I'm stuck with my LEA products.
I hope someone can assist me here.
Thank you very much.
Max.
Configuration: Android / SamsungBrowser 10.1
1 réponse
Hello,
this kind of product, just like a cable, should be transparent to the system.
Except for the Wi-Fi access point termination, which may only be manageable via proprietary software.
But using it as a simple powerline modem should be transparent; you just need to pair the two modems by holding the button for 2 seconds, both modems being on the same power strip initially.
For the Wi-Fi network, if the AP doesn't get an IP address (check on the box's interface), you should try connecting to its default network, hoping it has a DHCP server.
Then, check if there is indeed a CD available.
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and ... There you go!
this kind of product, just like a cable, should be transparent to the system.
Except for the Wi-Fi access point termination, which may only be manageable via proprietary software.
But using it as a simple powerline modem should be transparent; you just need to pair the two modems by holding the button for 2 seconds, both modems being on the same power strip initially.
For the Wi-Fi network, if the AP doesn't get an IP address (check on the box's interface), you should try connecting to its default network, hoping it has a DHCP server.
Then, check if there is indeed a CD available.
--
and ... There you go!