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Move extender to optimum location
Plug in the extender halfway between your hub/router and the area you wish to
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extend wi-fi to.
Give the extender 20 seconds to boot up, then the range lights will scroll up and
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down while it searches and connects to your router. After about 30 seconds, the flashing
will stop and the signal quality will be shown. Ideally the Good range light will become solid
green and you can go to point 5.
If the range lights continue to scroll up and down for more than 1 minute.
Check your hub/router is switched on and try moving your extender closer to it.
Check the lights and if necessary move the extender closer or further away
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from your hub/router depending on the light status below. Then check the
light status again. A range light will be steady green, orange or red.
WPS
Ethernet
Power
Too close
Good range
Too far
Dual-Band Wi-Fi Extender
It's normal for the range lights to change occasionally. This is because wireless signals can
vary due to other factors e.g. electrical appliances/devices.
Repeat the previous steps until you find a suitable location.
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Once you've found a suitable location, any existing or new devices connected to your hub/
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router will now automatically use the wi-fi extension.
That's it!
If you need more help, go to bt.com/wifiextender600
or call 0808 100 6116*.
*Calls made from within the UK mainland network are free. Mobile and international call costs may vary.
WPS
Too close (red)
Move the extender further from the hub and closer
to the area you want to receive wi-fi.
Ethernet
Power
Orange (A bit too close)
The extender will work but there is little
Too close
wi-fi extension.
Good range
Good range (green)
Good router signal strength. Ideal location for
maximum performance.
Too far
Orange (A bit too far)
The extender will work but a bit too far from your
hub/router for best performance.
Too far (red) or scrolling up and down for
more than 1min
Dual-Band Wi-Fi Extender
Move the extender closer to your hub/router.
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