This isn't really ISY related, but I'm sure you all can answer this. I have 2 APs in my house, and I need to move one to a different outlet. Do I need to reset one or both and do the initial setup on them again? How can I make sure they're still on separate lines once I move it if I dont have to go through the pairing process again?

Hi Vortec4800,

 

By no means am I an expert in APs. With the disclaimer out of the way: APs do not maintain state nor are they linked in any shape or form. The setup process simply lets you know whether or not two APs are on the same phase. As such, you will have to redo the setup again.

 

With kind regards,

Michel

 

This isn't really ISY related, but I'm sure you all can answer this. I have 2 APs in my house, and I need to move one to a different outlet. Do I need to reset one or both and do the initial setup on them again? How can I make sure they're still on separate lines once I move it if I dont have to go through the pairing process again?

Perfect, just what I needed to know. Thanks!

 

Hi Vortec4800,

 

By no means am I an expert in APs. With the disclaimer out of the way: APs do not maintain state nor are they linked in any shape or form. The setup process simply lets you know whether or not two APs are on the same phase. As such, you will have to redo the setup again.

 

With kind regards,

Michel

 

This isn't really ISY related, but I'm sure you all can answer this. I have 2 APs in my house, and I need to move one to a different outlet. Do I need to reset one or both and do the initial setup on them again? How can I make sure they're still on separate lines once I move it if I dont have to go through the pairing process again?

That is all I did when I moved mine. Did the setup only to verify they communicated with each other and where on opposite phases.

They do not link to anything else as mentioned.

After two setup may not be needed unless you want to verify they can talk to each other,