Sierra Wireless AIRLINK MP595W - Manual (Page 53)

Configuring the Wireless Access Point
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Configure security on the client
computers
For each computer on the network, the network authenticity
and data encryption must match the security settings used by
the MP modem. Be sure to deselect the “Key provided
automatically (by server)” option.
Reset the MP modem to factory
defaults
You can reset the MP modem to the factory defaults using AT
commands or using the reset button.
Note: It’s a good idea to have a record of the current settings before
reverting to the factory settings.
To record the current settings:
1. In Watcher, select Tools > AT Commands and enter the
AT!MPCFGDUMP?, AT!MPCFGDUMP?1 and
AT!MPCFGDUMP?2 commands to generate a list of
current settings.
To reset the MP modem to its factory default settings using AT
commands:
1. Enter the AT!MPNVDEF command.
To reset the MP modem to its factory default settings using the
reset button:
1. Watch the LEDs and follow this sequence:
a. Press and hold the reset button. The LEDs all turn red.
b. Release the reset button. The LEDs all turn green and
then all go out.
When the LEDs all go out, repeat step a and step b until
you have pressed the reset button three times .
After you release the reset button for the third time, all the
LEDs turn green and then all go out. Then the two center
LEDs (Tx and Rx) turn red. This indicates that the MP
modem has restored the NV settings to the factory
defaults. The LEDs then proceed with their regular start‐
up sequence.