The CTM-ONE will be ready for access and configuration approximimately 50 seconds after applying power.
After powering on, the CTM-ONE's power LED will remain solid green. During the booting process, the remaining four LEDs will flash in a left-to-right pattern, with blinking RED LEDs. Once the blinking ceases, the modem will be accessible.
The wireless gateway can be configured via Ethernet or Wi-Fi, provided access is enabled in configuration, by default local ethernet access is enabled and WiFi is disable. Depending on the initial configuration upon shipment, this step may be optional.
Ethernet
Firmware 1.4.X and later ONLY supports https://
When physically connected via an Ethernet cable, the CTM-ONE web interface is accessible by opening a browser and navigating to either https://192.168.1.1 or, as an alternate address, use https://169.254.0.1.
The default password will be provided on the label attached to the CTM-ONE.
By default, the CTM-ONE utilizes DHCP to dynamically assign an IP address to the connected computer. Depending on the configuration of your computer, local network adjustments may be necessary. Please consult your company's IT resources for assistance.
Ethernet access can be disabled, but before doing so, ensure you have confirmed alternative access via other mechanisms, such as Cypress IOT.
Wi-Fi
The CTM-ONE can broadcast its SSID when Wi-Fi access point is enabled. Scan for the SSID and connect after entering the Wi-Fi password.
Depending on the configuration, some units will ship with customer-defined SSID and PSK
Wi-Fi access can be disabled in the modem configuration if necessary
Refer to the table below for access via username/password.
Default IP (https) | Default SSID | Key |
|---|---|---|
Firmware 1.3.x and earlier: | CTMONE-[last 4 digits of MAC] for WLAN0 Access Point | CypressAccess |
Firmware 1.4.x and later: https://192.168.3.x (wlan0) https://192.168.4.x (wlan1) | CTMONE-[last 4 digits of MAC] for WLAN0 Access Point | CypressAccess |
The CTM-ONE supports two Wi-Fi interfaces: WLAN0 and WLAN1.
Both interfaces can be configured as either an Access Point (AP) Interface or a Client Interface.
Only one configuration per interface is supported. For example, WLAN0 can be configured as an Access Point, but it cannot be configured as both an Access Point and a Client simultaneously.
If you require both Access Point (AP) and Client configurations, WLAN0 must be set to Access Point (AP) mode, and WLAN1 must be set to Client mode.
WLAN0 | WLAN1 | Valid |
|---|---|---|
1(AP) | 2(CLIENT) |
|
1 | 1 |
|
2 | 2 |
|
2 | 1 | ❌ |
When configured as both an access point and a client, the Wi-Fi LED will display a blended red/green color. The CTM-ONE has a bi-color LED and cannot accurately represent a green color for access point and a red color for client mode simultaneously.
A solid green and flashing red LED indicates an active connection to the WLAN0 AP and client mode is not connected.