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Fore a typical wireless setup at home, please do the following:
Wireless AP Mode
The AP/Router is connected to a wired network,
then transforms the wired Internet access into
wireless so that multiple devices can share the
Internet.
This mode is fit for offices, homes and other
locations where only wired networks are currently
available.
Wireless Repeater Mode
The AP/Router copies and reinforces the existing
wireless signal to extend the coverage of the signal.
Don't change the network name (SSID) and
password yet. This mode is especially useful for
covering a large space to eliminate signal-blind
corners, especially useful for large homes or
warehouses.
Router Mode
The AP/Router is connected to a DSL or cable
modem and works as a regular wireless router.
This mode is suitable for environments in which
Internet access from the DSL or cable modem is
available for one user, however more users need
access to the internet connection.
: The device is receiving power.
: The device is not receiving electrical power.
: The Ethernet Port is connected.
: The Ethernet Port is disconnected.
: Transferring data to/from a network device.
: Wireless signal
: WPS connection is established or WPS
signal of another device is expected.
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