RadioShack 1200Mbps WiFi Repeater User Manual

Kupu Whakataki

The RadioShack 1200Mbps WiFi Repeater is designed to extend the coverage of your existing wireless network, eliminating Wi-Fi dead zones and providing a strong, reliable connection throughout your home or office. This device supports dual-band operation (2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz) for high-speed data transfer and offers multiple operating modes to suit various networking needs.

Ihirangi mokete

Manatokona kei roto katoa nga mea kei roto i to kete:

• 1 x RadioShack 1200Mbps WiFi Repeater
• 1 x Ite Itene
• 1 x Quick Installation Guide (this manual serves as a detailed guide)

Image: The RadioShack 1200Mbps WiFi Repeater and its included accessories, typically an Ethernet cable and a quick start guide.

Ka mutu te huaview

The repeater features multiple antennas for enhanced signal strength and LED indicators to show its status. Familiarize yourself with the device's ports and buttons before setup.

Whakaahua: Mua view of the RadioShack 1200Mbps WiFi Repeater, highlighting its LED indicators and the RadioShack logo. This device boosts WiFi performance using advanced dual-band technology.

Whakaahua: Taha view of the RadioShack 1200Mbps WiFi Repeater, emphasizing its dual antennas designed to deliver reliable signal strength across your space.

Tatūnga

The RadioShack 1200Mbps WiFi Repeater supports three main operating modes: Repeater Mode, Access Point (AP) Mode, and Router Mode. Choose the mode that best fits your network requirements.

1. Repeater Mode (Extending Existing WiFi)

1. Whakahiko: Plug the repeater into an electrical outlet near your main router. Wait for the power LED to stabilize.
2. Connect to Repeater: On your computer or smartphone, connect to the repeater's default Wi-Fi network (e.g., "RadioShack_EXT" or similar, check the device label). No password is required initially.
3. Urunga Web Atanga: Tuwhera a web pūtirotiro ka tāuru i te wāhitau IP taunoa (hei tauira, 192.168.10.1) or domain name (e.g., re.radioshack.com) provided in the quick start guide. Log in using the default username and password (usually "admin" for both).
4. Tīpakohia te Aratau Whakahoki: Follow the on-screen wizard. Select "Repeater Mode" and scan for available Wi-Fi networks.
5. Choose Network: Select your main Wi-Fi network (SSID) from the list. Enter its password when prompted.
6. Whirihorahia te Whatunga Whānui: You can choose to keep the same SSID for the extended network or create a new one (e.g., "YourNetworkName_EXT").
7. Hoatu Tautuhinga: Save the settings. The repeater will restart.
8. Relocate Repeater: Once restarted, unplug the repeater and move it to a location halfway between your router and the Wi-Fi dead zone. Ensure the signal strength LED indicates a good connection to your main router.
9. Tūhono Pūrere: Connect your devices to the extended Wi-Fi network.

2. Access Point (AP) Mode (Creating a New WiFi Network from Wired Connection)

1. Honoa te Ipurangi: Connect an Ethernet cable from your main router (or a wall Ethernet port) to the LAN/WAN port on the repeater.
2. Whakahiko: Monohia te pūwhakahoki ki tētahi putanga hiko.
3. Connect to Repeater: Connect your computer or smartphone to the repeater's default Wi-Fi network.
4. Urunga Web Atanga: Tuwhera a web browser and enter the default IP address or domain name. Log in.
5. Tīpakohia te Aratau AP: Follow the wizard and select "AP Mode".
6. Configure WiFi Settings: Set a new SSID (network name) and password for your new Wi-Fi network.
7. Hoatu Tautuhinga: Save the settings. The repeater will restart and function as an access point.

3. Router Mode (Creating a New Network from a Modem)

This mode is typically used when connecting directly to a modem to create a new private network.

1. Honoa te Ipurangi: Connect an Ethernet cable from your modem to the LAN/WAN port on the repeater.
2. Whakahiko: Monohia te pūwhakahoki ki tētahi putanga hiko.
3. Connect to Repeater: Connect your computer or smartphone to the repeater's default Wi-Fi network.
4. Urunga Web Atanga: Tuwhera a web browser and enter the default IP address or domain name. Log in.
5. Tīpakohia te Aratau Pouara: Follow the wizard and select "Router Mode".
6. Configure Internet Settings: Choose your internet connection type (e.g., PPPoE, Dynamic IP, Static IP) and enter any required details provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
7. Configure WiFi Settings: Set a new SSID and password for your new Wi-Fi network.
8. Hoatu Tautuhinga: Save the settings. The repeater will restart and function as a router.

Te whakahaere

Tohu LED

Understand the status of your repeater by observing the LED lights:

• Arahina hiko: Solid blue indicates the device is powered on. Blinking may indicate a startup sequence.
• WLAN/WiFi LED: Solid blue indicates Wi-Fi is active. Blinking indicates data transmission.
• Signal LED (if present): Multiple bars or colors indicate the strength of the signal received from the main router (in Repeater Mode). Aim for a strong signal (e.g., 3 bars or green color).
• LAN/WAN LED: Solid blue indicates a wired connection is active. Blinking indicates data transmission.

Te Whakaritenga Pai

For best performance in Repeater Mode, place the device:

• Halfway between your main router and the area where you need improved Wi-Fi coverage.
• Within the range of a strong signal from your main router.
• Away from large metal objects, concrete walls, and interference sources like microwaves or cordless phones.

Image: The RadioShack 1200Mbps WiFi Repeater in an indoor setting, illustrating its capability to reach speeds up to 300 Mbps on 2.4 GHz and 867 Mbps on 5.8 GHz.

Te tiaki

Ngā Whakahōu Firmware

Periodically check the RadioShack support website for firmware updates. Firmware updates can improve performance, add new features, and fix bugs. Follow the instructions provided with the firmware update carefully to avoid damaging the device.

Te horoi

Horoia te taputapu ki te kakahu ngohengohe, maroke. Kaua e whakamahi i ngā wai horoi, i ngā waipara rānei.

wheketere Tautuhi

If you encounter persistent issues or forget your login credentials, you can perform a factory reset. Locate the reset button (usually a small pinhole) on the device. With the device powered on, use a paperclip to press and hold the reset button for 5-10 seconds until the LEDs flash. The device will restart with factory default settings.

Raparongoā

• Karekau he uru ipurangi i muri i te tatūnga:
  • Ensure the repeater is receiving a strong signal from your main router (check signal LED).
  • Verify the password entered for your main Wi-Fi network during setup was correct.
  • Restart both your main router and the repeater.
  • Try performing a factory reset and reconfigure the repeater.
• Tere Hononga Pōturi:
  • Relocate the repeater closer to your main router to improve signal strength.
  • Ensure there are no physical obstructions or interference sources.
  • Check if too many devices are connected to the extended network.
  • Confirm your main internet connection speed is adequate.
• Kaore e taea te uru Web Whārangi Whakahaere:
  • Ensure your device is connected to the repeater's Wi-Fi network (or via Ethernet in AP/Router mode).
  • Verify you are using the correct IP address or domain name.
  • Ūkuia te keteroki o tō pūtirotiro, whakamātauhia rānei tētahi atu pūtirotiro.
  • Perform a factory reset if you suspect incorrect configuration or forgotten credentials.

Whakatakotoranga

Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

Nga korero Whakaputanga

RadioShack products are typically covered by a limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. The specific warranty period and terms may vary. Please refer to the warranty card included with your product or visit the official RadioShack webpae mo nga korero taipitopito taurangi.

Tautoko Kiritaki

For technical assistance, troubleshooting, or warranty claims, please contact RadioShack customer support. You can usually find contact information (phone number, email, or support portal) on the official RadioShack webte waahi kei roto ranei i te kohinga hua.

Tautoko Aipurangi: www.radioshack.com/support (Exoampte hono, ka rereke pea te hono pono)