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This is displayed in configs as LW005165 (for a2.4GHz connection) and LW005165_5G (for 5GHz).
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At the bottom of the page, you’ll see a router button.
This is where I experienced my first little hiccup with the system.
I then had to go through and essentially re-complete all the initial setup steps, including logins.
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Not a huge detriment, but it was definitely annoying.
In the case of my AmberPro review unit, there were two1TB Seagate Barracuda SATA drivesworking behind the scenes.
Let’s take a look.
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After selecting your destination, the upload process begins.
Now here’s where things got a bit weird for me.
So where did the media go?
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On the AmberPro—it just took a long time to get there.
First, though, let’s go over some of the UI basics.
Now stay with me, because the “Local Computer” section is where things get murky.
All of these tools are great!
But when you first take a look at the interface, you may not know where to start.
I sure didn’t.
A left-aligned sidebar will feature a medley of handy tabs.
To do so, you’ll need to unlock the AmberPRO add-on for Docker and its supported apps.
you might find a helpful guide to show you how inAmber’s support section.
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Broken up into several explainer categories, you’ll have access to everything fromuser guidesandvideo walkthroughstowarranty info.
Should You Buy the LatticeWork AmberPro?
I won’t beat around the bush:LatticeWork’s AmberProisn’t cheap.
