LPB Piso WiFi: Login, Pause Time, Admin and Setup Guide

LPB Piso WiFi is one of the most widely used software systems for Piso WiFi vending machines in the Philippines. Customers open its portal at http://10.0.0.1 to pay, check their time, pause and resume. Owners manage rates, vouchers and settings at http://10.0.0.1/admin.

This guide explains what LPB Piso WiFi is, how to log in, how its pause time works, what owners can control, how the newer LPB 2.0 cloud version differs, and how to fix the most common problems. If you are new to Piso WiFi in general, start with Piso WiFi pause time guide.

LPB Piso WiFi at a Glance

What Is LPB Piso WiFi?

LPB Piso WiFi is the software that runs many Piso WiFi vending machines, often called vendos. It does the jobs a machine needs to do: show a login portal, take coins or e-wallet payments, count down each customer’s time, and let the owner control rates, vouchers and speeds. The machine itself is usually a small board or router connected to a coin acceptor.

On its official website, LPB calls its product a lightweight and advanced Piso WiFi system. It is installed on supported hardware and activated with a licence.

You will also see the name typed as LBP Piso WiFi or LPB WiFi. They point to the same system.

What the official site says it can do

• Take coins through a built-in coin slot setup and payments through GCash and Maya
• Create voucher codes
• Control bandwidth and traffic per user
• Track sales and earnings
• Let customers buy time or data
• Monitor machines remotely (on the newer LPB 2.0, covered below)

What your machine actually offers depends on the version the owner installed and the settings they chose.

LPB Piso WiFi Login: Customer Portal and Admin

There are two different pages, and mixing them up is the most common login mistake.

How customers log in

1. Join the LPB Piso WiFi network on your phone or laptop.
2. Turn off mobile data and any VPN.
3. Open your browser and type http://10.0.0.1 in the address bar, not the search bar.
4. Insert coins, enter a voucher code, or use the GCash or Maya option if your machine has one. On many LPB portals you then tap Done Paying to start the timer.

If the page won’t open, check the address for typos (see the table further down) and try the fixes in the troubleshooting section.

How owners log in

Connect to your own machine’s WiFi and open http://10.0.0.1/admin. The default username and password are usually printed on a label on the router and differ by version, so check the label or your LPB documentation. Change the password as soon as you get in. Default logins are widely known, and anyone connected to your network could try them. For the full walkthrough, see our 10.0.0.1 admin login guide.

Seeing a “Not secure” warning? Type http:// at the start. The portal is a local page without an SSL certificate, so some browsers try https and fail.

LPB Piso WiFi Pause Time

Pause time freezes your countdown so you don’t lose paid minutes while you step away. LPB machines support it, but the owner has to switch it on.

How customers pause and resume

1. Open http://10.0.0.1 on the device you paid with.
2. Tap Pause Time. It is usually near the timer. Your timer and your internet both stop.
3. When you are back, open http://10.0.0.1 again on the same device.
4. Tap Resume Time. The countdown carries on from where it stopped.

No Pause button? The owner hasn’t enabled it. You can’t switch it on yourself. See our Piso WiFi pause time guide for what to do instead.

Limits to know about

• Owners can cap a pause. On LPB machines the maximum pause length is set by the owner, commonly somewhere between 30 and 60 minutes. When it runs out, the timer starts again.
• Old pauses get cleared. Many machines remove paused sessions after about a day, and the time left is lost.
• Your session belongs to one device. Resuming on another phone or laptop usually doesn’t work.
• Disconnecting is not pausing. If you only turn off WiFi, the countdown usually keeps running.

How owners turn pause time on

1. Connect to your machine’s WiFi and open http://10.0.0.1/admin.
2. Go to Portal Settings. Menu names can change between versions.
3. Find Pause Time (sometimes labelled Pause/Resume Time) under both Insert Coin Mode and Voucher Code Mode, and enable it. They are separate switches, so turn on both if you want every customer to see the button.
4. Set your maximum pause length if the option is there.
5. Save, restart the machine if asked, and test it as a normal customer.

What Owners Can Control in the LPB Admin Panel

Once you are signed in at http://10.0.0.1/admin, you can usually manage:

• Timer rates: how many minutes each peso or coin buys, with optional promo rates that expire
• Vouchers: create codes with a price, a number of minutes and a validity period
• Portal settings: pause time, coin mode and voucher mode, set separately
• WiFi name and password
• Speed limits: for everyone at once and for each user
• Connected devices: see who is online, how much time they have left, and block a device if needed
• Sales and earnings reports
• Updates: newer firmware and versions

What you see depends on your version, so use this as a map, not a guarantee.

One practical tip: run at least three rates, a small one, a middle one and a bulk one. Many customers carry loose change, and a machine with a high minimum often sits idle. For more owner setup help, see our Piso WiFi vendo guide.

LPB 2.0 and the Cloud: What Is Different

LPB’s official site now promotes LPB 2.0, a cloud-connected version. According to the site, it adds:

• LPB Cloud Session Time: customer time is stored in the LPB cloud, so sessions can be paused and resumed across LPB machines
• Remote monitoring built in, so owners don’t need third-party tools such as NGROK
• Machine transfer with a 2-step email verification
• GCash and Maya payments, plus vouchers, eload and cash-in
• PPPoE billing, multiple sub-vendos and a customisable portal theme
• Add-ons such as Piso Net and phone rental

If you are on an older, local-only setup, some of this won’t be available. Session handling can differ too. On older setups a restart may clear paused sessions. With cloud session storage the time is kept on LPB’s side, so it should survive a restart. Ask the operator which version their machine runs.

LPB licence plans

The official site lists two plans. These are the prices shown in October 2026, and promos change, so check before you buy.

Both plans are listed with 1-year validity. The site also says Premium is still lifetime on v15.3 and below. Buy only through the official site or a listed distributor.

Hardware LPB Piso WiFi Runs On

LPB lists a wide range of boards and routers as supported. Here is what the official site shows and says about them.

If your spot gets a lot of users at once, a stronger board helps. Download the system image only from LPB’s official site or a listed distributor, never from random links.

LBP, 10.0.0.0.1 and Other Spelling Slips

A lot of searches for LPB Piso WiFi contain a small mistake. Here are the common ones and what to do.

Not every machine uses 10.0.0.1. If it still won’t open, check the Gateway (Android) or Router (iPhone) field in your WiFi details. Our Piso WiFi typo guide has the full list.

LPB Piso WiFi Not Working? Common Fixes

For more general fixes that apply to every system, see our Piso WiFi pause time guide.

How to Factory Reset an LPB Piso WiFi Machine

Use a reset only when you can’t sign in to the admin page and other fixes have failed. It erases your rates, WiFi name and password, and vouchers, so write down or export what you can first.

1. Keep the machine powered on.
2. Find the small recessed Reset pinhole on the router, usually on the back or bottom.
3. Press and hold it with a pin for about 10 seconds. Some units need longer, so check the label or manual.
4. Release it and wait one to two minutes while the machine restarts.
5. Sign in with the default login from the label, then set everything up again: change the admin password, rates, WiFi name and pause time.

Not every LPB build uses a router with a pinhole. Boards such as the Raspberry Pi or Orange Pi may reset a different way, so ask your LPB distributor if you can’t find the button.

LPB Piso WiFi FAQs