Wireless Ubiquiti NanoStation Loco M5 Setup

[@andywrob]

Thank you great video, and you made the Nano Loco M5 so much easier to set up, rather than the crazy long manual. I was able to magnify the video a fair amount by clicking on the 3 dots (top right of browser), and selecting zoom, which will help Chuibacca below. I wonder, if on a future video, would you be able to run through what each of the modes do on the Nano Loco M5, as no one seems to say on search engines what each mode does. Having said that, the mode you showed in this video, Access Point, (where the master device serves as a router, and the slave serves as a receiver) seems to be the most versatile. Thank you again Andy Wrob (Merseyside)

[@chuibacca9687]

Recommendation: Increase the visual screen size of your browser window, to fill most of the screen...for the visually impaired, it was difficult to visually follow where each data entry point was located. Was great video otherwise, very clear and explanations were on point. Thanks!

[@ForumsbyLukas]

Thank you for the feedback.

[@t.a7265]

Hey there, I’m messaging from NZ and have set two of these up to get WiFi to my shed approx 30m away. I set mine up after watching another video by someone in Hawaii.. your video is also good and informative. I got mine working, but keep having the issue where it is not consistent. It stops/starts but then completely stops transmitting! I don’t know where it’s going wrong…Does the SSID and output power make a difference. I’m running off starlink internet which is great but I just need to get wifi to the shed..

[@trashman1613]

It’s straight forward until I run into problems😂

[@nielscremer599]

Can I connect a router to each end of the setup? A router connected to the internet to the master and a router over a long Ethernet cable to the slave device? The point being that I want line of sight between the two bridge points, but need my router to repeat the signal inside the house.... Is that a possibility? Thanks for the video! 😁

[@ForumsbyLukas]

Yes, you can. The WiFi link will be in the bridge mode, almost like a bare cable in between.

[@dekamtechsystems]

Wow its clear and amazing

[@ForumsbyLukas]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@Seven-Seven-77]

Thanks for the video. Is it OK to have a switch at each end? Just that you mentioned one end as a remote camera, any issue if the was a switch with 20 cameras?

[@ForumsbyLukas]

All is limited to the the total bandwidth. I had sites with more than 20 cameras but make sure they are not set to maximum encoding settings. Lower fps, resolution etc. to keep the low bitrate.

[@everythingintering221]

Hello lukas, what could cause my LocoM5 from not broadcasting wirelessly?

[@heinzmuriuki6883]

Have the same issue here.. Did you solve it?

[@bicak9364]

Can yo pls give me some tips. I heave a 2 nanostation m5 and i wont conect them together from lan. I got them on ethernet, but i wont it on lan. Can you tell me how i conect them? Because when i put off a cabel from thernet they are down with conection thx

[@ForumsbyLukas]

Please check for any ip conflict.

[@chappie8223]

would you recommend the nanostation mo5 or nanostation loco m5 for going 1/4 mile and using the wifi for 10 ring cameras

[@ForumsbyLukas]

Pair of loco m5's will do it no problem.

[@Real_pic]

Set up outdoor 😢😢😢

[@lonnieedwards9493]

Why does it say not secure at the top corner

[@ForumsbyLukas]

In what part of the video?

[@lonnieedwards9493]

@@ForumsbyLukas when you got on the website it's been there the whole time it's in red in the corner says not secure

[@ForumsbyLukas]

This is only an old web certificate of outdated firmware.

[@lonnieedwards9493]

@@ForumsbyLukas is this website even safe to use

[@ForumsbyLukas]

@@lonnieedwards9493 it is safe

[@purecotton7111]

how much

[@ForumsbyLukas]

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