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Usually you have to set the extra router to AP (access point) mode. And that involves connecting the extra router, by itself to a PC or laptop and logging into it. You need to be isolated from your current network. Usually the login info is on a label on the bottom of the router. Navigate to the page that allows you to change from Router mode to AP mode. Reboot the extra router and now your main router will assign an IP address to the new AP when you connect it to your main network.

Thanks!

Yeah - if you start looking at them (and there are a ton of them) they all look like knock-offs of each other. Probably come out of the same handful of factories and just slap a different label on them.

Working for OCC is like hitting the lottery, so you could say I have won something!

I'm going to Taco Bell!!!

Thanks - and it is nice, especially for a new company. But it has to be to compete.

I did make it work with a 6V adapter. Funny you mention the solar - I am working on that for another Argus.

Stay tuned - we have another one from VIVO in the near future...

Stay tuned - we have another one from VIVO in the near future...

Ah - I see. Well, there are a lot of cool projects to control, monitor, and report things like you have with a Raspberry Pi. Might be worth looking into it.

There are a few ways you can do it - and just thinking out loud - can you use a regular thermostat to control a relay for the heater? Then you could use a wifi switch (like a WeMo) to control the output of the relay?

Definitely tempted to slap my Rampage V Extreme in there, and three red LED fans up front would look sweet!

I have had a few bumps with Win10 - and usually I Google search with my symptoms / error codes and figure out the fix. Sometimes the fix comes with the next update. You will want to include in your search, your Windows version / release.

Most people didn't have any problems - two of my other systems made the update on the first try. Just my main system had the issue, and the patch worked for me. I think what bothers people is that MS knew about it from the feedback from people in the Insider program, and still released it.

I have a buddy with the computer in a cabinet and he mounted a couple of fans in the back of the cabinet to improve the temps - worked well for him. Anyway - the new tablets are quite powerful, and affordable, so that may be a path worth researching.