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Use the Access Point Mode if you wish to use the repeater 
as Wireless Access Point. In this operating mode, the 
repeater or wireless communication devices is an inter-
face to the network. You can for instance connect the 
repeater to a network router that does not have a WLAN 
interface allowing devices to access the network router 
via the repeater. 
1.  Set the mode selection switch to Access Point.
2.  Connect the repeater to an easily accessible mains 

socket.

3.  Switch on repeater using the ON/OFF switch. The Po-

wer/WPS LED is now lit permanently .

Installation as Access Point

1.  Connect the LAN connection of your computer to the 

LAN socket of the repeater using the LAN cable. OR 
alternatively you can use the WLAN interface of your 
computer. Search amongst the available wireless net-
works for the network “Wi-Fi repeater” and connect to 
the network.

2.  Dismiss the Windows suggestion of setting up the 

network through Windows Setup and select the opti-
on “Connect to network without setup”.

3.  Open your Web browser and enter IP address 

“192.168.10.1“. The log-in window of the repeater 
appears.

4.  Enter the default user name “admin” and the default 

password “admin”. Click on “Ok”. Click on “Access 
point“ to start the assistant.

5.  Enter an SSID (network detection) through which the 

repeater is to be identified as AP in the network. Click 
on “Continue”. The standard SSID for the 2.4G network 
is “Wi-Fi repeater“:

6.  Set up a network encoding. Possible encoding: Deac-

tivate, WEP, WPA PSK, WPA2 PSK, WPA/WPA2 PSK

7.  When all connection data have been set up click 

on “Accept”. Wait a few seconds whilst the repeater 
restarts. After the restart has been completed, the 
repeater is available as a wireless access point.

8.  Connect the LAN connection of the WLAN repeater to 

the LAN socket of the home router or a network socket 
of your home network using the LAN cable.

9.  Clients (other computers or WLAN-capable devices) 

can be selected on the WLAN repeater. Either by using 
the initially set network key o the repeater or the WPS 
key, by pressing it briefly and waiting until the Power/
WPS LED flashes.

Summary of Contents for WLR-510

Page 1: ...echnical equipment and respective accessory which is particularly easy to operate The WLAN repeater comes with a 3 year warranty In case of a defect in the WLAN repeater you require the enclo sed warr...

Page 2: ...ructions for further use When passing on the WLAN repeater to third parties please also include these Operating Instructions Explanation of symbols The following symbols and signal words are used in t...

Page 3: ...t push objects into the WLAN repeater When not using or cleaning the WLAN repeater or in case of a fault always switch off WLAN repeater and pull the mains connecter out of socket Safety Correct use T...

Page 4: ...AN repeater ensure that a 10 cm gap is maintained on all sides in order to provide adequate ventilation Ensure in particular that ventilation slots are not covered by newspaper table clothes or curtai...

Page 5: ...uickly and effectively extends the range of an existing WLAN network It supports WLAN standards 802 11 b g n in the 2 4 GHz range and WLAN standards 802 11 a n in the 5 0 GHz range Transmission speed...

Page 6: ...the same time For each of these WLAN standards an individual WLAN network with a SSID network recogni tion is transmitted by the repeater depending on the operating mode The WLAN repeater can repeat...

Page 7: ...connects wirelessly to a 2 4G or 5G WLAN Access Point Use the Client mode to use the WLAN repeater as WLAN adapter Devices containing only a LAN socket but no wireless adapter e g set top boxes printe...

Page 8: ...Windows Setup and select the opti on Connect to network without setup 3 Open your Web browser and enter IP address 192 168 10 1 The log in window of the repeater appears 4 Enter the default user name...

Page 9: ...ed Wait two minutes until the LED is switched off and restart the connection 7 The 5G and 2 4G signal LEDs show whether or not the connection is fully set up 8 Use the Web interface in order to call u...

Page 10: ...nto the access point from the list of available networks with your computer and through the repeater NOTE Bydefault thenetworkdetectionisthesameas the SSID of the access point to which the repea ter i...

Page 11: ...1 First select the Access Point with which the repeater is to connect 2 Next enter the network key for the selected Access Point 3 The repeater mode can be set in the next window Click on option Accep...

Page 12: ...ttings 2 4G 5G Radio status Option for activating deactivating the wireless adapter for the 2 4G or 5G network SSID Option allowing retrospective changing of the SSID Encoding Select Deactivate WEP WP...

Page 13: ...reset to its default settings and you can carry out another installation after the restart NOTE Whenresettingtothedefaultsettingallsettings and network codes are deleted Overview of LED indicators LED...

Page 14: ...up via LAN connection Flashes Connection via LAN connection is active data are transmitted Off No connection on LAN connection or the LED Off mode was set Declaration of conformity The EC Declaration...

Page 15: ...mm Weight 86 g NOTE We reserve the right to make technical and op tical changes to the product as part of product improvements Storing When not in use please disconnect the WLAN repeater from the pow...

Page 16: ...r dry completely Disposal Dispose of packaging For disposal separate packaging into different types Cardboard and board must be disposed of as paper and foil must be recycled Disposal of used device A...

Page 17: ...f of purchase date of product from a commercial source We guaranty that the source text of the implemented soft ware will be forwarded for a period of at least three years from the date of purchase pr...

Page 18: ...the warranty please send us together with the faulty item the original receipt and the warranty card properly completed the product with all components included in the packaging The warranty does not...

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