WFRControl is a powerful feature that lets you manage an outdoor WiFiRanger router directly from your indoor unit, creating a seamless and extended network. If you encounter any difficulties during setup or experience connectivity issues, this guide will assist you in troubleshooting and resolving common problems.
Pairing Process
- Correct Pairing Port: Connect the outdoor router's Ethernet cable to the designated pairing port on the indoor router. This enables automatic pairing.
- Spruce - Port 5
- Polpar - Port 1
- Aspen - Port 1
- Firmware Compatibility: Both routers must run the same firmware version for optimal WFRControl functionality. Refer to the provided table to confirm firmware lock for your specific router models.
- Access Control Panel: Connect to the indoor router's network and open its Control Panel by entering
mywifiranger.com in your web browser. - Configure WFRControl:
- Connect to each router separately and make sure the WFRControl Internet Connector is enabled in the setup tab.
- Establish Connection:
- Power on the outdoor router and wait for it to connect to the indoor router.
- On the indoor router's Control Panel, go to the "Setup" tab, select the Gear icon on for the WFRControl line. When properly paired it will have a Status of Configured.
Troubleshooting Tips
If you experience difficulties pairing or maintaining a stable connection, try the following:
- Verify Firmware: Ensure both routers are running the same, compatible firmware version.
- Factory Reset: If pairing fails, perform a factory reset on both routers individually. Connect to each router separately, reset it, and reboot before attempting to pair again.
- Check Connections & Power: Confirm that all Ethernet cables are securely connected and both routers are receiving power.
- Contact Support: If the issue persists, submit a Support Ticket for further assistance.
By following these instructions and troubleshooting tips, you should be able to successfully set up and maintain a stable WFRControl connection between your indoor and outdoor WiFiRanger routers. Remember to consult the full WFRControl Pairing & Troubleshooting Guide for additional information and support.