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| − | ==Flashing Meteobridge Firmware to TL-WR902AC (version 1.x)== | + | ==Flashing Meteobridge Firmware to TL-WR902AC (version 1.x)== |
Meteobridge image does only support WR902AC hardware version 1.x, which can be identified by stickers on the sealed box and the device itself. Please consult the TP-Link manual to understand how to get access with your browser to its web interface. If you don't want to do this via WiFi as explained in the TP-Link manual then you can also connect to it from within your LAN as follows: | Meteobridge image does only support WR902AC hardware version 1.x, which can be identified by stickers on the sealed box and the device itself. Please consult the TP-Link manual to understand how to get access with your browser to its web interface. If you don't want to do this via WiFi as explained in the TP-Link manual then you can also connect to it from within your LAN as follows: | ||
* Set the mode switch of the TL-WR902AC to "AP / Ring Ext/ Client". | * Set the mode switch of the TL-WR902AC to "AP / Ring Ext/ Client". | ||
Latest revision as of 10:19, 27 January 2018
Flashing Meteobridge Firmware to TL-WR902AC (version 1.x)
Meteobridge image does only support WR902AC hardware version 1.x, which can be identified by stickers on the sealed box and the device itself. Please consult the TP-Link manual to understand how to get access with your browser to its web interface. If you don't want to do this via WiFi as explained in the TP-Link manual then you can also connect to it from within your LAN as follows:
- Set the mode switch of the TL-WR902AC to "AP / Ring Ext/ Client".
- Connect the device with an Ethernet cable to your LAN.
- Power up the device and wait until four LEDs show steady green.
- Check your routers log files to understand what IP it has given the device (DHCP service logs) or start an IP scanner to find the TP-Link device and its IP in your LAN.
- Browse with your PC to this IP.
