I have an interesting issue with the WiFi adapter. I've had it connected to my home network for several months, everything worked fine and it would connect whenever I fired up the WiFi and Legacy base.
Suddenly, it can no longer connect using WPS to my router. I have not changed any parameters at all on the router, it's configured exactly as it was when the WiFi adapter connected previously. Other WPS devices are able to connect to my router, just not the Lionel WiFi. I can connect to the WiFi adapter if I switch it to AP mode, but I don't want to have to change networks all the time, not to mention lose access to the Internet while using the WiFI adapter.
Any clues on what to look for, or did my WiFi adapter just take a dive. Is there any "master reset" of this box?
John,
I wonder if you have to perform a new WPS pairing to your router once you switched it to access point mode? It doesn't look like there is a reset for the LCS WiFi module. You might try switching the LCS WiFi module to a different channel (see the instructions). I'd also power your LCS/Legacy infrastructure and entire WiFi network down, wait a minute or two for the caches to clear and then bring the WiFi network back up and do a fresh WPS pairing. If you get it paired again you might consider getting the IP address it currently has and configuring that IP address with a DHCP reservation in your router's settings. I had problems with the Legacy Utility searching and finding my LCS WiFi although not so with the iCAB app. It just seems like in this instance a more static configuration is helpful.
Are you a member of a local club or have access to another router with WPS at a friend's house where you could try to WPS pair your module with a different router that is already paired with an LCS WiFi module to narrow the culprit down?
