10.10.0.1 Piso WiFi: Pause Time on Other Portal Addresses

Why some machines use a different gateway

The portal lives on the vendo's own address, called the gateway. Most systems ship with 10.0.0.1, but the owner or seller can change it.

• Different software. Some brands and older setups default to another range.
• MikroTik-based machines. Hotspot setups, such as many JuanFi units, often use addresses like 10.5.50.1 or 10.10.10.1.
• Avoiding conflicts. If the owner's home router already uses 10.0.0.x, the vendo needs a different range.
• Owner preference. Some owners simply pick their own address.

10.10.0.1, 10.10.10.1, 10.5.50.1 and 192.168.x.x compared

Opening 192.168.1.1 as a customer usually shows a router login. That is the owner's equipment. You do not need it to pay or pause.

How to check your gateway address

Your device already knows the portal address. Connect to the vendo's WiFi first, then look it up. Menu names vary by brand and version.

Android

1. Open WiFi settings. Settings, then Connections or Network & Internet, then WiFi.
2. Tap the connected network. Or tap the gear icon next to it.
3. Find Gateway or Router. On some phones it is under Advanced or "View more".

iPhone

1. Open Settings, then Wi-Fi. Tap the (i) next to the vendo's network.
2. Read the Router line. That number is your portal address.

Windows 10 or 11

1. Open Command Prompt. Search "cmd" in the Start menu.
2. Type ipconfig. Press Enter and read Default Gateway under your WiFi adapter.

Mac

1. Open System Settings, then Wi-Fi. Click Details next to the network.
2. Open TCP/IP. Read the Router line.

Type the number you found in the browser address bar with http:// in front. For browser tips, see Piso WiFi login.

Tingnan ang Gateway o Router sa WiFi settings. Iyon ang i-type sa browser.

10.10.0.1 Piso WiFi pause time

Pause works the same on every portal address. Only the number in the address bar changes.

1. Stay connected. Keep your phone on the vendo's WiFi.
2. Open the portal. Type http://10.10.0.1, or the gateway you found.
3. Tap Pause Time. Your countdown stops and the internet is cut.
4. Resume later. Open the same address on the same phone and tap Resume.

• If there is no pause button, the owner has not enabled it.
• Paused time may expire after the owner's limit, often 30 to 60 minutes.
• Pause only keeps minutes you paid for. It does not give free time.

For every brand and button, read the main Piso WiFi pause time guide.

When 10.10.0.1 does not load

More fixes are on Piso WiFi not working.

Owner note: changing the portal IP

Most owners never need to change the portal address. If you do, plan it carefully. The steps below are general and names vary by system.

1. Write down the current settings. Note the old IP and DHCP range in case you need to go back.
2. Open the admin page. Log in with your own admin account.
3. Find the LAN or network settings. Look for a section often called Network, LAN or Hotspot.
4. Pick a private address. Use a range that does not clash with your home router, such as 10.10.0.1.
5. Save and reconnect. The admin page moves to the new address. Rejoin the WiFi and open it there.
6. Update your signs. Tell customers the new address so they can still pause.

A wrong setting can lock you out. If that happens, see how to reset a Piso WiFi machine or contact your seller. This guide is independent and not affiliated with LPB, MikroTik, TP-Link or any vendo brand.