Zyxel powerline adapter is pulling all the signal from the router

Read and follow the instructions in the user guide: ftp://ftp.zyxel.com/WRE2205/user_guide/WRE2205_.pdf

Here is a link to the manual: ftp://ftp.zyxel.com/WRE2205/user_guide/WRE2205_.pdf

Try to configure the 2 routers to work with one another when they are next to each other using standard ;an cable. Once working the powerline should work fine. If you try to configure them when they are apart you have 2 things that could be causing problems to take out the powerline to begin with, then when they are working close, move them apart

Just use the unused one to create an access point.To do so you need to login on the web UI of the router and change to an access point instead of a infrastructure.

It indicates your line quality for the Homeplug - Green: Best, Amber: Better, Red: Good


Details here http://www.zyxel.com/uk/en/products_services/pla_401_series.shtml

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you may be suffering from mixed Cat 5 and Cat 6 cabling.
The wiring is slightly different and they don't work well when mixed in routers and modems etc. One or the other will work , but when they're mixed it'll do what you have going on here...

I would recommend wiring everything with cat 6 ethernet cabling. Look on your cable and you will find the labeling on the outer casing.

make sure you unplug router, unplug cable power, and restart your computer. also contact internet provider to resend signal

F5D4075 uses Homeplug AV standard and F5D4071 used Home plug 1.0 Turbo. Both are not compatible to each other. So if you form a network, you have to form with the same standard.
Secondly, You need just one Powerline adapter on the router and you can have 2 or 3 adapter connected to 1 computer each and all these computers can connect to the 1 adapter on the router. You do not have to use it in pairs

No. Currently we are only offering Powerline products for the North American market, with support for standard 120 Volt AC, 60 Hz electrical outlets. Simply plugging a 120 > 220 volt adapter will not work, as the transformer will block the broadband signal, not to mention that the increased voltage that is likely to leak through a standard adapter could destroy the product.