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UNPACKING AND SETUP 

This  chapter  provides  unpacking  and  setup  information  for  the  N300  High  Power 
Easy-N-Range Extender. 

Unpacking 

Open the box of the 

Wireless Range Extender

 and carefully unpack it. The box should 

contain the following items: 

 

One N300 High Power Easy-N-Range Extender 

 

One CD contain User’s Guide  

If  any  item  is  found  missing  or  damaged,  please  contact  your  local  reseller  for 
replacement. 

Setup 

The  setup  of  the 

Wireless  Range  Extender

  can  be  performed  properly  using  the 

following methods: 

The  easiest  and  most  secure  way  to  connect  your  Wireless  Range  Extender  to  your the 
router or access point is WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup). 

Please refer to your user manual for information on your router or access point make sure 
you understand how to enable WPS. 

Once you know, follow the steps below: 

Step 1

 - Plug the Wireless Range Extender into a wall outlet and verify if the power 

LED has turned from red to a blinking amber. 

Step 2

 - Press the WPS button on your AP/Router. 

 

Note: Usually the WPS LED will blink once it is pressed. Check your 

router’s manual for more information. 

 

Step 3

 - Press and hold the WPS button until the light starts blinking 

green and then release. Please allow up to two minutes for 

the WPS process to finish. Once the connection is successful 

the LED will be solid green. 

Step 4

 - Your AP/Router and Wireless Range Extender will be connected when the LED 

light turns solid green. 

 

Note: If connection fails, try moving your 

Wireless Range Extender

 closer to your wireless 

router/access point and repeat steps 2 and 3. 

 

Summary of Contents for TEW-737HRE

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Page 5: ...g 2 Setup 2 HARDWARE INSTALLATION 4 LED 4 Web based Configuration Setup Wizard 5 WiFi Setting 6 Extended WiFi Setup 7 Advance 7 Wi Fi Protected Setup WPS 8 Management 9 Upload Firmware 10 Setting Mana...

Page 6: ...ting wireless network Features Faster Wireless Networking The Wireless Range Extender provides up to 300Mbps wireless connection with other 802 11n wireless clients This capability allows users to par...

Page 7: ...r manual for information on your router or access point make sure you understand how to enable WPS Once you know follow the steps below Step 1 Plug the Wireless Range Extender into a wall outlet and v...

Page 8: ...ct your wireless clients to the Wireless Range Extender use the Wi Fi Network SSID and the Wi Fi Password located on your configuration note You may also use WPS to connect your clients to the Wireles...

Page 9: ...4 HARDWARE INSTALLATION LED The figure below shows the rear panel of the IEEE 802 11b g n Wireless Range Extender Rear Panel...

Page 10: ...forgot the password to login and needs to restore the device back to default settings On Off Power Switch Push the router On Off push button to turn your Wireless Range Extender On down position or Of...

Page 11: ...is the name that will appear in the list unless Visibility Status is set to Invisible see below This name is also referred to as the SSID For security purposes it is highly recommended to change from...

Page 12: ...new Wi Fi Network Name Channel Width Select the Channel Width Auto 20 40 This is the default setting Select if you are using both 802 11n and non 802 11n wireless devices 20MHz Select if you are not...

Page 13: ...to a wireless client wireless device or connecting station in sleep mode to provide an alert that data is awaiting delivery The DTIM Interval also called Data Beacon Rate is the amount of time betwee...

Page 14: ...User Name admin Default Password admin 3 Log into your router management page 4 Click on Main and click on Password 5 Under the Administrator section in the New Password field enter the new password a...

Page 15: ...u may have added many customized settings to your repeater and in the case that you need to reset your router to default all your customized settings would be lost and would require you to manually re...

Page 16: ...11 Status You may want to check the system information of your repeater such as WAN Internet connectivity wireless and wired network settings router MAC address and firmware version...

Page 17: ...Mbps 18dBm 1 5dB typically 802 11g at 54Mbps 20dBm 1 5dB typically 802 11n at MCS0 HT20 18dBm 1 5dB typically 802 11n at MCS7 HT20 19dBm 1 5dB typically 802 11n at MCS0 HT40 17dBm 1 5dB typically 802...

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