Lavid Manuals & User Guides
Lavid Technology specializes in affordable networking equipment, including Wi-Fi range extenders, mini routers, and access points for seamless home connectivity.
About Lavid manuals on Manuals.plus
Lavid, often associated with Pix-Link Technology, is a manufacturer of networking and wireless communication devices. They focus on accessible, easy-to-use home networking solutions designed to eliminate dead zones and improve overall internet coverage for consumers.
Their core product lineup features Wi-Fi range extenders, wireless access points, and mini routers that are simple to set up via WPS or web-based interfaces. Lavid devices are built to be compact, versatile, and highly compatible with standard routers, making them a popular choice for budget-conscious users looking to enhance their home or office wireless connectivity.
Lavid manuals
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Quick Installation Guide for Wireless-N Repeater/Router/AP
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Microsoft Word - LV-AC24-FCC SDOC-证书确认件
Microsoft Word - LV-AC24-RED-证书确认件
Lavid support FAQ
Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.
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How do I reset my Lavid Wi-Fi Extender to factory settings?
Locate the Reset button on the device. With the power on, use a pin to press and hold the Reset button until the WPS LED flashes, then release it and wait for the device to reboot to its factory defaults.
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How do I log into the Lavid web management page?
Connect to the extender's wireless network, open a web browser, and enter http://192.168.10.1. Use 'admin' (all lowercase) for both the username and password to log in.
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What should I do if I cannot access the IP address 192.168.10.1?
Ensure you are connected to the extender's specific Wi-Fi network. Also, do not plug in the Ethernet cable before the initial configuration is complete. If it still fails, perform a factory reset and try again.
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Can the Lavid Wi-Fi Extender be used as a standalone router?
Yes, the device can function as a standalone Wi-Fi router in Access Point (AP) Mode, providing wireless access to connected devices when linked to a modem or existing router via an Ethernet cable.