Set up and connect Ethernet & Wi-Fi gateway via Wi-Fi

Plug the gateway into a power source, and it will turn on automatically.

Add your gateway by following the first step from the guide.

Once the gateway is successfully added, it will appear in the Sensors tab. It won't appear as "Connected" as it still requires a Wi-Fi connection to be set up.

Disconnect your computer from its current Wi-Fi network.

Open network settings on your computer and create a new Wi-Fi network.

• Set up a new network on macOS computers (Apple)

• Set up a new network on Windows computers

Flip the gateway and enter the following details to complete the Wi-Fi network setup:

• Network Name: Gateway's SSID

• Security Type: WPA2/WPA3 Personal

• Security Key: Gateway password

Connect to the new network you've created.

Open a web browser and enter "192.168.55.1" in the address bar.

Enter the below details to log in.

• Username: admin

• Password: Located at the bottom of the gateway (Gateway password)

Click Network on the left-hand side of the page, then click WAN. If you want to configure the gateway for a static IP address, you can click Ethernet Wan, then set "wantype" to "Static IP" and configure the static IP address accordingly.

Click Wireless Extender tab on the top of the page, then change the "Extender mode" to "Enable".

Click SCAN, then click the "Select one" dropdown menu.

Select the Wi-Fi network you want the gateway to be connected to, then enter the Wi-Fi password in the "Key" and click SAVE on the bottom-right corner of the page. The "Save and restart wireless" icon will continue to loop, so do not wait for it to stop.

This will reset the gateway. On the gateway, The power indicator will show the red LED light, and the rest will show the green LED light.

Wait one to three minutes and reconnect your computer to the previous Wi-Fi network.

Go back to Sensors tab and refresh the page.

Check the connection status of the gateway.