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You have a setting that is not correct in the NanoStation or Router. Sorry, I can not be of further help. Thanks for your brilliant video on setting up the Nanostation. I found it worked very well in my neighbourhood bit in both Rv parks I have tried it so far, their wifi network was visible but not selectable (no radio button). Zte axon 7 cheap In my research I learned that my problem may be that the current firmware is not compatible with the older security protocols and that the solution is to revert to older firmware. Can you confirm that I am on the right track? If so could you point me to the firmware I should install and the instruction documents from Ubiquiti to accomplish this? I am very appreciative for your help in doing the original setup. You have a real talent for explaining technical material the the lay person. However I would NOT go down in firmware to something so old that it is no longer a used protocol.

This could lead to more issues. I am not even sure you could go back far enough to in firmware that is still available that would even have the old WAP in it. I noticed on the air Gateway quick start guide it states that the IP address is 192. I used this IP address because it was the only way to get into the router.

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I then continued on with the tutorial but at some point after I applied changes, I got locked out. Now I cannot log back into the router using the IP address. I am completely stuck with no way to make changes on the router.

I answered the question on YouTube that you posted. I highly recommend you start over by factory resetting both items as the tutorial is spot on. Be sure you do not hook up the AirGateway to the POE until told to do so. To reset the devices, power them up and them press in the reset button with a paperclip for 20 seconds.

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I just purchased a NanoStation Loco M2 and airGateway for our RV and successfully configured and used both units after following your video. This saved me hours of troubleshooting. Thank You DavidDavid…

Thanks, so much, for sharing your expertise and the video. I just purchased a new to me motorhome, so today, I order all the components to setup this system; although, I did go with the larger antenna… more bigger is always more better…

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ha haBrilliant solution but was wondering something. Can I forgo the whole router and laptop thing by using an android app like EasyUbnt to setup then fqrouter2 for wifi extension?

The reason I ask is that I have a Joying lollipop in dash radio unit that i use for nav, OBD2, and other stuff. EasyUbnt requires the NanoStation to be ON a network so it can see it. So if you can hardwire it, then sure I guess you could do the main config with it. I use EasyUbnt for network control only and for aligning radios. Not sure what you really are looking to do as I have not used fqrouter2.

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Not sure what coach you have, but if you are doing things from a Android headend radio…CoachProxy you would love. There are several wifi teetering apps available, WiFi Tether Router, could also work. Th is is the way I do it now. Threw up some pix on our page. Much appreciate for the highly detailed walk through! I have received several popup notices for UBNT Firmware updates.

Should I worry that the updates may cause any troubles? Can I just ignore them? Glad to read all has worked out. Wow, thanks for the quick reply! I thought that might be the answer, but the tip to turn off ckeck updates is much appreciated.

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David, I feel as if I know you personally, due to all the videos I have watched of yours. I ordered and received all of the parts and configured them via your video and some other vidoes to assist with the windows stuff. I, m very amazed that it works and more so that I got it to work. Any info would be great. Thanks again for sharing your great ideas. Without knowing how that works in regards to connecting, I would have no way to help. There are SO MANY ways they could be allow for it, but I have no idea. IE…Do you need to have a PORT forward open on your home network? Do you access it via IP address?

Sorry, but I can not help with this. As long as you understand that an M5 is a 5Ghz radio, then yes. Toughest thing to do is change your PC Ethernet card to a static IP. Have been running the original version for 2 years now and love it. One park we are in is broadcasting both and the 5G seems faters Do I need to upgrade both the WiFi and Antennae? Is there an upgrade?

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Hi Bruce…You just need to purchase a NanoStation M5 (or M5 Loco) and set it up just like you did the M2. Then all you need to do when you want to use 5Ghz is unplug one NanoStation from the ethernet cabler and plug in the other one. Not in a NanoStation. Remember, these are made for commercial installs and as such, a choice would be made on if it was a 2. Having both radios in a unit would up cost and also would require more than one antenna as the antennas are tuned for X freq. I am currently running firmware XM. I need this version to connect to one of my RV parks. I want to try the latest firmware.

Is there a way to back up XM. You will need to find the firmware version. Usually if you email support at ubnt. Should I update to the latest?

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Funny you should ask as I am going to do an upgrade video for both the NanoStation and AirGateway. Just have not had the time. But yes, you can do so. The easy way is when you are connected to the Internet, just go into the AirGateway and tell it to Upgrade.

It will then download the current version, install it, and reboot thus kicking you off. Once it is rebooted, you should be good to go as all settings will carry over. Same goes for the NanoStation…but do ONE at a time. Thanks for this tutorial.

Just received our M5 and router. We have been having a lot of issues with staying connected and had to put our laptop next to the window or outside to get even 1 bar. Thanks again from GA. Hi…You do know the M5 is a 5Ghz device and not a 2. I mention this as most RV parks currently are not 5Ghz access points.

Just make sure you are aware. I had originally watched your YouTube video over a year ago and you made setting up our own network so easy! You just need to know the splash page of the captive portal and you seem to have that. However, it does not seem to be an issue on your end that I can see as I can not even pull it up. As you can see, I could. Yet I could not pull up the page which I would think should respond yet did not. Pulling up a captive portal that is behind https is usually not an issue. But in this case, it is the portal that does not seem to be responding. Thank you so much for all your helpful information with RV living in general!

Also, is it the POE module which gets pugged into the bottom of the Ubnt antenna or is it the AirGateway? Hi…The NanoStation M5 is, as mentioned, 5Ghz. Most RV parks do not offer 5Ghz but that is changing as gear gets replaced.

But as of now, the M2, being 2. It has nothing to do with the AirGateway. I am sorry, but I really have no idea what you are asking about the POE. So…The POE injector comes with the NanoStation and the AirGateway or the AirGateway LR gets attached to that POE injector.

On the bottom side of the AirGateway or Airgateway LR, is also POE passthrough port that the NanoStation gets plugged into. Hope that is what you were asking. You explained it perfectly.

I was slightly confused and thought the AirGateway-LR was plugged into the bottom of the NanoStation, my mistake. I also, forgot the 5Ghz is not as popular with the parks and that most still used 2. I do like your suggestion of getting the 5Ghz NanoStations in addition to the 2. Thank you for helping me get my head around it. David, I used your setup instructions for a wifi booster system including the ubiquiti m2 bullet titanium with the air gateway.

It went seamlessly thanks to your video. The total cost was less than half the commercially available systems, and I was able to select a more powerful omni antenna (10db vd 8db) than what comes prepackaged. Thanks again and