Step-by-Step Setup

Mesh Wi-Fi System Setup Guide

Configure your whole-home mesh nodes, synchronize satellites, and optimize signal coverage.

A Mesh Wi-Fi system uses multiple nodes to eliminate dead zones and provide seamless coverage across your entire home. Follow this step-by-step procedure to set up or troubleshoot your mesh system.

Connect Main Node

Connect the primary router node's WAN port to your modem's LAN port using the provided Ethernet cable.

Power Cycle Modem

Unplug your modem from power for 30 seconds. Plug it back in, and wait 2 minutes for the internet connection to stabilize before starting the router node.

Place & Sync Satellites

Plug in your satellite units in the same room initially. Press the physical Sync button on both the main router and the satellite to pair them.

Deploy Satellites in Home

Once paired, place satellites midway between the main node and areas with weak signals (ideally 20-30 feet away, with clear line of sight).

Check Indicator Lights

A solid white or blue LED indicates a healthy connection. Amber indicates poor signal (move node closer), and blinking red indicates no signal.

Details

Optimal Distance 20 - 30 feet between nodes

Connection Band Dedicated 5GHz Backhaul

Security Standard WPA3 / WPA2-Personal

Maximum Nodes Recommended Up to 3 satellites per system

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If manual configuration fails, run automated diagnostics or start a live support session.

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