Have you updated the WAP DHCP address range to exclude 192.168.1.2 from the address pool? If not then you may have two devices with the .2 address.
I don't know how configurable your WAP is, but my own setup uses DHCP for everything with static IP/MAC assignments setup in the WAP. This allows you to manage all IP/MAC address combinations in one place rather than having a mix of DHCP and non-DHCP assignments.