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Quick
Installation
Guide
Applicable Model:
RE200
Method ONE: Quick Setup using the WPS Button
WPS
Method TWO: Setup using your Web Browser
Quick Setup using the WPS Button

Method ONE

Use this if your Router or Access Point(AP) supports WPS
1
Power on
Plug your Range Extender into a power outlet
near your Router/AP.
3
Relocate
After you have configured your Range Extender, move it to a location for the best signal quality and coverage in your house. The Range Extender will
automatically reconnect to your main Router/AP within about 30 seconds after you plug it into another power outlet. * Keep the following in mind:
The ideal location for your Range Extender is Halfway
between your main Router/AP and Wi-Fi-enabled devices.
Enjoy!
The Range Extender shares the same Wi-Fi Network Name (SSID) and
Wi-Fi Password with your main Router/AP.
Q1. How to reset the Range Extender?
A1:
While the Range Extender is plugged into a power outlet,
press the RESET button with a pen for 1 second. Wait 2
seconds until all the LEDs flash once.
OR
A2:
Use your web browser to log into the management page,
go to "System Tools -> Factory Defaults" and click
"Restore". Wait 5 seconds until all the LEDs flash once.
Wait until the '
' and '
'
LEDs light up.
If possible, try to place your Range Extender in a location
where the 2.4G/5G LEDs are Green.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
RESET
ETHERNET
RESET

LED Explanation

5G/2.4G
Solid Green: The Range Extender is connected
to the 5G/2.4G wireless network of your main
Router/AP, and the signal strength is strong.
Solid Red: The Range Extender is connected
to the 5G/2.4G wireless network of your main
Router/AP, but the signal strength is weak.
Off: The Range Extender isn't connected to
your main Router/AP.
(Wireless Signal)
On: The Range Extender's wireless function is
enabled.
Off: The Range Extender's wireless function is
disabled.
2
Push the two WPS buttons
Push the WPS button
1
on your Router/AP.
If the WPS connection fails, please go to Method TWO.
SSID (TP-LINK_XXGHz_XXX)
Password (ABCDEF)
Q2. I typed http://tplinkextender.net in the browser URL bar, why can't I see the quick setup page?
A: First, make sure your computer is connected to the extender network and disconnected from any other network. Second, make
sure your computer is set to
"Obtain an IP address
Q3. What's the technical support hotline?
A:
Please visit "www.tp-link.com", find "Support>Contact Technical Support>Hotline Support" for more information.
(ETHERNET)
On: A device is connected to the ETHERNET
port, but there is no activity.
Flashing: A device is connected to the
ETHERNET port, and is active.
Off: No device is connected to the ETHERNET
port.
(Power)
On: The Range Extender is on.
Off: The Range Extender is off.
(RE)
On: The Range Extender has established a
secure connection.
Flashing: The Range Extender is establishing a
secure connection.
Off: No active connection.
Immediately push the
2
button on your
Range Extender.
from flashing to solid, showing
that WPS connection has
succeeded, then it will turn off
in 2 minutes.
far away
Keep the Range Extender away from devices like
cordless phones, Bluetooth devices and Microwave Ovens
to minimize wireless interference.
If possible, try to place your extender in open corridors or
spacious locations rather than a crowded room.
SSID (TP-LINK_XXGHz_XXX)
Password (ABCDEF)
automatically".
The '
' LED should go

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Summary of Contents for TP-Link RE200

  • Page 1: Led Explanation

    Use your web browser to log into the management page, go to “System Tools -> Factory Defaults” and click Please visit “www.tp-link.com”, find “Support>Contact Technical Support>Hotline Support” for more information. “Restore”. Wait 5 seconds until all the LEDs flash once.
  • Page 2: Method Two

    Method TWO Setup using your Web Browser Power on Connect your computer to the Range Extender Plug your Range Extender into a power Connecting via Ethernet Cable Connecting via Wireless outlet near your Router/AP. 1. Disconnect your Ethernet Connection. Click the Wireless Network Connection icon on your desktop.