Multi-Mode Switching At Any Time

To meet the wireless network needs of most situations, the router supports multiple modes, including AP router, access point(AP), repeater, bridge, client, and AP client router(WISP) modes.

AP Mode

As a supplement to wired LAN, wireless router achieved the wireless access function of wired LAN, plug and play.

In this mode, plug in the power and connect the network cable, then connect the computer/Wi-Fi phone/tablet to the router can internet access on wireless connection methods.

The wired interface is used as a LAN port, and the computer can be wired or wireless Method to connect to the router. In order to avoid DHCP conflicts with front-end network equipment. The DHCP server is turned off by default. If you want to log in to the management page, you need to set the IP address of the computer manually.

Application: Hotels, School Dormitories, etc.

*Notes: In most cases, the network of hotels and school dormitories is automatically assigned IP addresses. Mobile phones/Wi-Fi phones/tablets only need to set the IP address and DNS address to be automatically obtained. In a few cases, you need to set the IP address and DNS address of the computer/Wi-Fi phone/tablet to the address specified by the network administrator. For details, please consult the network administrator.

Router Mode

In Router mode, the device is similar to a home wireless router, its front-end access modem (cat), smart phones, laptops and other wireless clients can share the WAN by connecting to the network provided by the device through wired LAN and wireless.

Application: Common families, Apartment, etc.

Repeater Mode

This mode is used to extend the wireless signal coverage of an existing AP or wireless router.

In this mode, the computer can connect to the router through wired LAN and wireless to share the Internet.At this time, the SSID (wireless network name) of router is the SSID of the front-end router on the repeater connection, and the encryption is also the same as the front-end router. The DHCP server is turned off by default. If you want to log in to the management page, you need to set the IP address of the computer manually.

Application: Double room, Large area, etc.

Bridge Mode

Similar to wireless repeater,a router is used to extend the wireless signal coverage of existing AP or wireless router.

In this mode, the computer can connect to the router through wired LAN and wireless to share the Internet. In order to avoid DHCP conflicts with front-end network equipment,The DHCP server is turned off by default. If you want to log in to the management page, you need to set the IP address of the computer manuallys.

Application: Double room, Large area, etc.

Client Mode

This mode is equivalent to a wireless network card and can be used to connect wireless hot spot signals or wireless routers.

In this mode, the wired interface is used as a LAN port, and the computer can only connect to the router through wired mode.

In order to avoid DHCP conflicts with front-end network equipment, the DHCP server is turned off by default. If you want to log in to the management page, you need to set the IP address of the computer manually.

Application: Network multimedia player, Internet TV and other network devices that need to be connected to the Internet through wireless means.

WISP Mode

The front-end of the device accesses the wireless network provided by WISP, and then provides wireless network services for the after-end wireless clients. At the same time, it allows wired devices such as desktop computers to access the router through the LAN port so that all users who access the device can share an account applied from WISP to get online.