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WiFi REPEATERWireless-N
Instruction
Manual
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A Wi-Fi repeater is used to extend the coverage
area of your wireless network. This device works by
detecting your existing digital signal, amplifying it,
and then transmitting the boosted signal farther.
With our wireless option, you can expand your
signal range without the need for a wired
backbone. Compatible with 802.11b/g/n wireless
protocols, it’s never been easier to open up the far
corners of your home, oce, dierent floors, or
even your yard and connect easily to the wireless
web.
For other users with existing wireless routers, please
choose from the options below to extend your
wireless network coverage:
Please read the note below before starting
the setup process:
This repeater has two modes: Repeater Mode
and Access Point (AP) Mode. If you are now
using a router or DSL modem without Wi-Fi
capability, you must choose AP mode to
create a wireless network for easy wireless
web access.
Access Point (AP) mode - Connect to an existing
Wi-Fi router with a long network cable and place
this device in a strategic farther location for
extended wireless range. Since the cable provides
a stable and direct signal, we recommend this
mode wherever possible.
Repeater Mode - Repeater mode boosts the
coverage of your existing wireless network by
detecting the wireless signal and repeating it to a
farther range. We recommend this mode when
cabling is impractical or when you require flexibility
to move the repeater from one room to another.
In both instances, the device will create a new
wireless network. When moving between wireless
networks, you may need to manually switch
networks on your laptop or mobile device to connect
to the stronger signal.
Please refer to Page 11 for AP Mode Setup
If this is not your first time setting up this device, we
recommend that you first reset to start anew. Please
refer to Page 16 for reset instructions.
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure that your desired location has a
stable Wi-Fi signal from your original router. > 70%
signal strength is ideal, while signals < 50% strength may
reduce your network speed and connection stability.
Step 3. Connect Computer to your Repeater
1. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
2. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
For Mac users
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the lower
right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page will
appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Power Indicator
LAN Indicator
Wireless Indicator
Ethernet
Cable Port
Reset
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Steps for Repeater Mode Wireless Setup
Access Point (AP) mode - Connect to an existing
Wi-Fi router with a long network cable and place
this device in a strategic farther location for
extended wireless range. Since the cable provides
a stable and direct signal, we recommend this
mode wherever possible.
Repeater Mode - Repeater mode boosts the
coverage of your existing wireless network by
detecting the wireless signal and repeating it to a
farther range. We recommend this mode when
cabling is impractical or when you require flexibility
to move the repeater from one room to another.
In both instances, the device will create a new
wireless network. When moving between wireless
networks, you may need to manually switch
networks on your laptop or mobile device to connect
to the stronger signal.
Please refer to Page 11 for AP Mode Setup
If this is not your first time setting up this device, we
recommend that you first reset to start anew. Please
refer to Page 16 for reset instructions.
Access Point (AP) mode Repeater Mode Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure that your desired location has a
stable Wi-Fi signal from your original router. > 70%
signal strength is ideal, while signals < 50% strength may
reduce your network speed and connection stability.
Step 3. Connect Computer to your Repeater
1. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
2. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
For Mac users
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the lower
right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page will
appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Boost the coverage of your existing wireless
network’s signal with repeater mode. We
recommend this mode when cabling is
impractical or when you require flexibility to
move the repeater from one room to another.
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3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure that your desired location has a
stable Wi-Fi signal from your original router. > 70%
signal strength is ideal, while signals < 50% strength may
reduce your network speed and connection stability.
Step 3. Connect Computer to your Repeater
1. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
2. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
a.
b.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
b.
c.
a.
b.
a.
c.
a.
For Mac users
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the lower
right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page will
appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure your router / DSL modem is close
enough to connect to by cable.
Step 3. Connect Repeater to Network Socket
and Computer
1. Plug one end of your network cable into the router
network socket, and the other end into the port of the
repeater.
2. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
3. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the
lower right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page
will appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
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3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure that your desired location has a
stable Wi-Fi signal from your original router. > 70%
signal strength is ideal, while signals < 50% strength may
reduce your network speed and connection stability.
Step 3. Connect Computer to your Repeater
1. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
2. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
b.
c.
For Mac users
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the lower
right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page will
appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Step 5. Logon to the Repeater Settings
1. Open a web browser on your computer, and type
192.168.10.1 to reach the repeater’s static IP address. A
log-on dialogue will be displayed.
2. Enter your User/Password: admin/admin to logon to
the configuration web page of your repeater.
Step 6. Configure the Repeater
1. Click “Setup Wizard” on the left of page.
2. Choose “Wireless Repeater Mode (Station),” then click
“Next”
3. Click “Repeater - OneKey Setting”
4. After scanning, a list of available wireless AP (access
point) networks will be displayed on the page. Select
the SSID (access point name) of your existing wireless
router, then click “Next.”
5. Configure security information:
Do not change the default values above “Pre-Shared
Key”. These values reflect your settings from your
existing router signal and have been detected by the
repeater to ensure compatibility.
In the “Pre-Shared Key” field, type your existing
wireless router’s password.
6. Click “Apply and Reboot,” then click “Yes.” Wait 1
minute for the repeater to restart completely.
Step 7. Restore your Computer’s Original IP
Address Settings
Follow the same process from Step 4, and restore your
original / recorded IP address settings.
Step 8. Connect your Computer to the Newly
Configured Repeater
1. From your computer, view your available wireless
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure your router / DSL modem is close
enough to connect to by cable.
Step 3. Connect Repeater to Network Socket
and Computer
1. Plug one end of your network cable into the router
network socket, and the other end into the port of the
repeater.
2. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
3. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the
lower right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page
will appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
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3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure that your desired location has a
stable Wi-Fi signal from your original router. > 70%
signal strength is ideal, while signals < 50% strength may
reduce your network speed and connection stability.
Step 3. Connect Computer to your Repeater
1. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
2. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
For Mac users
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the lower
right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page will
appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
connections and connect to the wireless access point
named “WiFi-Repeater1”
2. Enter your Wi-Fi router’s security password.
Congratulations! You should now be able to
surf Internet with a stronger signal from your
newly configured repeater.
If necessary, you may move your repeater to
dierent locations – your settings will be
saved. For optimal performance, always
ensure that the wireless router signal that the
repeater receives is strong (ideally 70%).
Steps for AP Mode Wired Setup
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure your router / DSL modem is close
enough to connect to by cable.
Step 3. Connect Repeater to Network Socket
and Computer
1. Plug one end of your network cable into the router
network socket, and the other end into the port of the
repeater.
2. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
3. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the
lower right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page
will appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
In AP mode, this device can serve as either
your primary wireless access point or as a
secondary wireless access point that broadens
your wireless network coverage. Setup is the
same for both functions.
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3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure your router / DSL modem is close
enough to connect to by cable.
Step 3. Connect Repeater to Network Socket
and Computer
1. Plug one end of your network cable into the router
network socket, and the other end into the port of the
repeater.
2. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
3. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
a.
b.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
a.
b.
c.
a.
b.
c.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the
lower right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page
will appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
For Mac users
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3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure your router / DSL modem is close
enough to connect to by cable.
Step 3. Connect Repeater to Network Socket
and Computer
1. Plug one end of your network cable into the router
network socket, and the other end into the port of the
repeater.
2. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
3. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections. a.
b.
c.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the
lower right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page
will appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
Step 5. Logon to the Repeater Settings
1. Open a web browser on your computer, and type
192.168.10.1 to reach the repeater’s static IP address. A
log-on dialogue will be displayed.
2. Enter your User/Password: admin/admin to logon to
the configuration web page of your repeater.
Step 6. Configure the repeater in AP Mode
1. Click “Setup Wizard” on the left of page.
2. Choose “Standard Wireless AP Mode,” then click
“Next”
3. Click “AP - OneKey Setting”
4. Wait a few seconds to allow the auto setting to
complete.
Step 7. Set up wireless security
1. Click “Wireless->Security” on the left of the page; the
wireless security setup page will appear.
2. Set security values according to your preference.
For a “Pre-Shared Key,” type at least 8 characters as
your Wi-Fi password. You are recommended to leave
other fields set at the values below.
Note: Passwords can contain case-sensitive letters,
numbers and symbols. For stronger security, we
recommend you use a mix of these. Please record and
safely store your password for future reference.
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3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure your router / DSL modem is close
enough to connect to by cable.
Step 3. Connect Repeater to Network Socket
and Computer
1. Plug one end of your network cable into the router
network socket, and the other end into the port of the
repeater.
2. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
3. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the
lower right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page
will appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
3. Click “Apply and Reboot,” then click “Yes.” Wait 1
minute to allow the repeater to restart completely.
Step 8. Restore your IP address settings
Follow the same process in Step 4, and restore your
original / recorded IP address settings.
Step 9. Connect your computer to repeater
wirelessly
1. From your computer, view your available wireless
connections and connect to the wireless access
point named “WiFi-Repeater.”
2. Type the password you just set up in Step 7.2, and
connect.
Congratulations! You should be able to surf the
Internet with your newly configured repeater
now.
Resetting the repeater and starting anew is
sometimes helpful when you’re having trouble
connecting.
To reset the device: Make sure the repeater is
connected to a power source, and push the device’s
reset button for 15 sec or until the indicator lights
turn o. Release the reset button, and wait 2
minutes to allow the repeater to restart completely.
Help: How do I reset my repeater?
3. Temporarily change the IP address of your computer
From the IPv4 settings, switch to configure your IP
address manually.
Type in the following settings:
• IP address: 192.168.10.111
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Default gateway/Router: 192.168.10.1
• Note: Do not change DNS settings
Click “OK” and wait a few seconds to allow the new
settings to apply.
Step 1. Confirm Live Internet Connection
Please verify that your router or DSL modem is working
properly and that your existing devices can connect to
the Internet successfully.
Step 2. Select Repeater Location
Identify the wall socket where you would like to place
the repeater. Ensure your router / DSL modem is close
enough to connect to by cable.
Step 3. Connect Repeater to Network Socket
and Computer
1. Plug one end of your network cable into the router
network socket, and the other end into the port of the
repeater.
2. Plug the repeater into a wall socket; allow a 1-minute
start up time.
3. Connect your computer to the repeater wirelessly:
From your computer, view your available wireless
connections (typically accessible from the corner
of your desktop).
Choose the newly available “WiFi-Repeater”
network and connect. Note that no password is
needed at this time.
Step 4. Temporarily change the IP address
setting of your computer
1. Open the IP setting dialog on your computer
For PC users
Windows 7
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings (or Manage
Network Connections).
Windows XP
Go to Start > Control Panel > Network Connections.
Among the list of connections, right click
“Wireless Connection.”
Click “Properties” in the pop-up menu. The
“connection properties” window will appear.
In this window, double click “Internet Protocol
Version 4(TCP/IPv4).” The IP setting dialog will
appear.
Click the Wi-Fi icon from the top-right corner
of your desktop and choose “Open Network
Preferences.” The network configuration window
will appear.
On the left of the window, select your Wi-Fi
connection. Then click “Advanced…” on the
lower right side.
Select the TCP/IP tab, and the IP setting page
will appear.
2. Record the current IPv4 settings before proceeding
Note: Computers are often set to “Obtain an IP
address automatically” via the DHCP setting. If it is
not, you need to write down the exact information of
your IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
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