Access Point AP2750 Problem

did you clean the LINT filter? try vacuuming the lint trap area. wet or damp lint can get built up in the lint trap area. it is good to regularly clean the area as it is a Major fire hazard.

Depends on the access point, and how you configure it. If your access point can do NAT, then theoretically you could have up to 255 access points, each managing their own private network, and connecting to your router on whatever its current subnet is. But, if like most home setups, you just are looking to extend distance capability, then your limit, as a practical matter, is 255 minus the total number of devices you intend to reach. So... if you have 20 devices on the network, you could have 235 access points. Silly, yes, but you could.

As a REAL practical matter, however, consider that the throughput of the main router, the TP-LINK you cite, can probably only handle 20 or 25 TOTAL devices before it slows down to a point of being unusable.

Default Settings for accessing the AP as admin:

• Default Username / UserID: (leave blank, try admin if prompted)
  
• Default Password: admin (lowercase only)
  
• Default IP Address: 192.168.1.1
  
• Default Netmask: 255.255.255.0

mcdevito75 here, The router signal depends on the 4 sattelites that have to be in range for it to connect to the internet, shut down your computer or just restart your computer. If this doesn"t work un--plug router from the computer itself for 20 seconds and plug in again.

CHECK IF ANY ACCESS LIST IS SET INTO ROUTER.
Update the list with new device MAC address. (or remove the access list)

try typing 192.168.1.1 in your internet browser..the login and password are usually admin  and admin respectively.you can then configure further settings without using any cd etc.hope it helps!

This sounds like a bad (probably cracked) ignition coil.

First, the coil gets hot when operating, and this is normal.

If it is cracked, it gets hot to the point where its resistance gets so much higher that it cannot provide enough voltage for spark.

When it cools back down it starts working fine again.

try the manufaturer website first, but if it is Senau ECB -xxxx models, tough luck, they write the worst firmware, lots of it has java errors and is unusable.

i reset my ECB 3610s but can not open the web with ip 192.168.1.1

Hi Rbosley,

I found the real manual here,
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=218413&os=228&lang=en&

Second one down.
Are you using Cable, or DSL. DSL requires you to setup a PPPOE connection, putting in your Username and password for you DSL connection.
Are there any other routerrs on the network? Just making sure you are not trying to use the router then there is one already one on the work.
I would suggest your use the reset button on the back, resetting it to defaults. That way, you should be able to plug in your modem to the WAN port, plug your computer into the LAN port.
Then restart the modem, wait 2 min, power up the router, wait 2 min, and startup the PC. Make sure your IPs are set to automatically get IPs and DNS. The router's DHCP should supply them to your PC.
DSL requries you setup a PPPOE connections, which really just consists of selecting the pppoe option, putting in the infomation, and the doing all the rebooting.

It you still are having issues, get back with us!