Wi-Fi 7 REPEATER 3600

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Wi-Fi 7 REPEATER 3600

I plug in the repeater and nothing happens. What should I check?

The Power LED is flashing. Is that normal?

What do the LED colours mean?

The Wi-Fi LED is red. What should I do?

Where should I plug in the repeater for the best result?

How do I start the first-time setup?

I cannot find the default Wi-Fi network STRONG_Repeater in the list.

What is the Web UI password and how do I create it?

I have forgotten the Web UI password. What can I do?

What is the difference between Wireless Extender mode and Wireless Access Point mode?

How do I run the five-step setup wizard?

My router's network does not appear in the list at Step 3.

Should I use the same name as my router or a different one for the extended network?

How do I pair the repeater with my router using WPS?

Devices can connect to the extended network but have no Internet access.

The speed on the extended network is much lower than what I get from the router directly.

How do I reach the Web UI once the repeater is connected to my home network?

How do I rename the extended network or change its password?

I have a new router. How do I connect the repeater to it?

How do I switch from Wireless Extender to Wireless Access Point mode (or vice versa)?

How do I restore the repeater to its factory default settings?

What can I use the Ethernet port for?

How do I update the firmware?

How do I save my configuration before making changes?

How do I schedule an automatic weekly reboot?

The LEDs disturb me at night. Can I turn them off?

What is the warranty period?

Where do I find the serial number and firmware version to contact support?

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What is the difference between Wireless Extender mode and Wireless Access Point mode?

The REPEATERBE3600 supports two operating modes:

Wireless Extender mode: the repeater connects to your router wirelessly. No cable is needed. The standard choice when there is no Ethernet socket in the target room.
Wireless Access Point mode: the repeater connects to your router via the Gigabit Ethernet port. The backhaul is wired, so the extended network keeps the full speed of your connection. Choose this mode if a cable is already available in the room to be covered.

Tips: In Wireless Extender mode, the repeater shares the radio bandwidth between the link to the router and the link to your devices. This is normal for any wireless repeater. If maximum throughput matters and a cable is available, prefer Access Point mode.

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