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| + | [[File:IMG 20170616 085848701.TP-Link TL-WA801ND.crop-adj.jpg|thumb|sample unit on the Hypertwin Manor LAN]] | ||
==About== | ==About== | ||
| − | The TL-WA801ND is a white curvilinear plastic box with molded designs that make it look like it's supposed to be some sort of vaguely organic alien technology. | + | The [[TP-Link]] '''TL-WA801ND''' is a white curvilinear plastic box with molded designs that make it look like it's supposed to be some sort of vaguely organic alien technology. |
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| + | On the up-side, it does have mounting holes. On the down-side, we've had reliability issues with more than one unit. | ||
==How to== | ==How to== | ||
* Reset: turn off, press the recessed "Reset" button with a paper-clip, turn on, let go. | * Reset: turn off, press the recessed "Reset" button with a paper-clip, turn on, let go. | ||
===using device as a conduit to cell data=== | ===using device as a conduit to cell data=== | ||
* see [[User:Woozle/TL-WA801ND]] - short version: use "Client mode" | * see [[User:Woozle/TL-WA801ND]] - short version: use "Client mode" | ||
Latest revision as of 13:07, 16 June 2017
About
The TP-Link TL-WA801ND is a white curvilinear plastic box with molded designs that make it look like it's supposed to be some sort of vaguely organic alien technology.
On the up-side, it does have mounting holes. On the down-side, we've had reliability issues with more than one unit.
How to
- Reset: turn off, press the recessed "Reset" button with a paper-clip, turn on, let go.
using device as a conduit to cell data
- see User:Woozle/TL-WA801ND - short version: use "Client mode"