PH5 User Manual

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Step 5 After the LED indicator turns solid on,

relocate PA6 to a wall receptacle where you

need WiFi coverage.

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Then you can use your wireless devices to connect the

wireless name of PA6 (The WiFi name and password have

been changed to the same ones as those of your wireless

router) for internet access.

And connect a wired device to any LAN port of PA6 for

internet access using an Ethernet cable.

If the LED indicator stays blinking for 2 minutes, the WiFi cloning process (to copy the WiFi user

name and password of your wireless router) may fail. You need to perform step 3 and step 4 again to

clone the WiFi. Or you can log in to the web UI of PA6 to change the WiFi name and password manual.

Refer to Changing the WiFi Name and Password for details.

Perform the following steps to enable PA6 to access the internet if your wireless router does not support WPS

function:

Step 1 Connect P3 to your router that can access the internet, and plug it into a wall receptacle nearby.

Step 2 Plug PA6 into a wall receptacle where you need WiFi coverage, and wait until LED indicators on

both P3 and PA6 turn solid on.

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Then you can use your wireless devices to connect the default wireless name of PA6 for internet access. The

default WiFi name is labeled on PA6, and no WiFi password is set by default.

Or connect the wired device to any LAN port of PA6 for internet access using an Ethernet cable.

If you want to change the WiFi name of PA6, or set a WiFi password, refer to Changing the WiFi Name

and Password.

2.2 Securing Your Powerline Network

When you plug both PA6 and P3 into wall receptacles, they automatically establish an unencrypted powerline

network named “HomePlugAV”. In this case, all powerline devices who are compliant with HomePlugAV standard

can add to the powerline network without permission. To secure your powerline network, you can use

button on PA6 and Pair button on P3 to make the two powerline devices pair with each other to establish an

encryption powerline network.

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