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First, you need an internet gateway. Do you have already some kind of internet connection through DSL, CABLE Modem, etc? The TP wifi will first have to be connected to your network (wired LAN). Then, once that is done, you need a computer with web browser to access and configure the setting in the TP. There is a CD that comes with the TP. It contains "Easy Setup Assistant" program to configure your TP wifi.
2) Each ON setting requires OFF setting, and days for each must match. This timer does not show rating for inductive loads such as CFL or LED. Timer is rated for resistive loads such as incandescent bulbs.
Have you set the TP Link TL-WA901ND IP to have 192.168.1.1 as the default gateway ?
Also DHCP server is where ?
IN the TP LINK TL-WA901ND or in DLINK DIR 615
Only have one Router running DHCP and set the default gateway in the leases as 192.168.1.1.
What subnet mask are you using is it the same through out all devices ?
Unfortunately, you can't use two routers together in that manner. You must have a device in between them such as a switch or bridge or you'll have to disable the DHCP server settings in the second router. The second router then pretty much becomes a switch you may then use all the ports on the second router with the exception of the WAN port it must remain unoccupied. However, if you need wireless connectivity in another location far away from your main router then your only solution would be to indeed purchase an actual access point/bridge device
To connect to the internet using GPRS/3G, open the All Programs screen and then tap Settings > Wireless controls > Mobile network settings. To setup an access point automatically, tap the switch beside the Automatic setup option to turn it on. To create a new access point, tap Access Point Names. Press the MENU button and then tap New. Enter the access point details and then tap Save.
NOTE 1: An internet connection (GPRS/3G, etc.) is required to access this service. Your operator may charge for using GPRS/3G.
NOTE 2: To open the All Programs screen, please see the FAQ "How do I open the All Programs screen?"
NOTE 3: Contact your mobile operator to get the settings for your carrier, if needed
Looks like you have saved the method as 'default'. If you open HP Solution Center and go to "Settings" and then choose "Scan settings" you can figure out the details from there. At some point, you choose not to save this as default and ask it to prompt each time..
If the TV is connected to a cable box using 1 solid cable (RF ANT) your needs to be on either channel 3 or 4. If the TV is connected to a cable box using 2 or 3 RCA cables, your TV needs to be on AV 1, 2 or 3. If the TV is connected directly to the cable, go to MENU set the TV to cable and program channels.
Right, it won't work. The 614 doesn't have the software to make it into a BRIDGE or AP CLIENT. It can only be made into an Access Point, meaning it needs a wired connection INTO it.
A TP-Link http://www.tp-link.com/products/product_spe.asp?id=36 WA501G costs under $40 and gives you the ability to go from wireless to wired. It takes about 15 minutes to set up, and will plug into your DVR's ethernet port to extend your wireless network. It's programmed by setting the mode, AP, CLIENT, BRIDGE, etc. We use them in areas where we want to extend a wireless signal for distances like across parking lots, but it also will work across a room or two.
There are also wired ethernet extenders that use house wiring like the Netgear XE-102, about $80, that look like two wall transformers with ethernet jacks. You plug one into the router/switch and the other into the DVR.
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