How can I connect?

Check the rules in your country. Most countries limit the transmission range to 50 feet to reduce interference.

<h1>Benefit</h1>

A WiFiextender increases the range a wireless signal travels from a router through a wired connection. Because WiFiextenders are wired, they provide stable, strong connection points to your network.

<h1>How To Setup Wifi Extender</h1>

Without WPS it may take a little longer to connect your wifi extender, but the idea is the same. First, you'll want to connect the end of your Ethernet cable, or Cat5 cable, into the Internet port on the extender and the other end into the Internet port on your wifi router.
If you've had the same internet setup for awhile and you didn't set it up yourself, don't panic. You can setup a wifi extender on your own. Can't remember what the Ethernet cable is? It's typically the blue cord.


The next step is to connect the Ethernet cable into the LAN port on the extender and the other end into an Ethernet port on any computer that has a connection to your network. After you launch your web browser, type the IP address of the wifi extender into the address field (or address bar). This is when it's handy to hang onto the instructions as you will find the address in the manual.

After you have entered the extender's IP address, the configuration page will open, and you should click wireless settings, enter your wireless network name in the SSID box, and then save. Next, click on wireless security, select the security type (like WEP), type in the password, and then save. Keep in mind that your options may be different depending on your operating system, but if done correctly, you will have successfully setup your wifi extender.
After you unplug your Ethernet cords from the extender and router, you should plan on positioning your extender within an acceptable range from your router.

Blue?
the n300 colors.....
4 LED Descriptions
Router Link LED
This LED indicates the connection between the extender and the router or access point.
Solid green
. Best connection.
Solid ambe
r. Good connection.
Solid red
. Poor connection.
Off
. No connection.
Device Link LED
This LED indicates the connection between the extender and a computer or mobile device.
Solid green
. Best connection.
Solid amber
. Good connection.
Solid red
. Poor connection.
Off
. No connection.

Power LED
Solid amber
. The extender is booting.
Solid green
. The extender is powered on.
Off
. The extender is powered off.
WPS LED
Solid green
. WiFi security is enabled (WPA or WPA2).
Blinking green
. A WPS connection is being established.
Off
. WiFi security is not enabled.
Note:
If the Router Link LED or Device Link LED is amber or red, Find the Best Location

Try unplugging BOTH the repeater and the router, Then, plug the router back in and let it establish a connection. Then, plug the repeater in and let it reestablish the connection.

PRESS BUTTON ON TOP OF RANGE EXTENDER UNTIL LIGHT BLINK AND THEN BECOME SOLID. RELEASE. REDETECT WIFI ON THE COMPUTER.

You can't connect the range extender to the wireless router or you can't connect your wireless devices to the range extender?

If its the router what is the name and model of the router?

This is a highly technical question. The technician that installs your fios can help you with an answer. If i'm not mistaken your new fios will come with a special router designed to change the data your recieving to acceptable format and communicate with your other devices. As I stated the tech who installs your fios can further instruct you as to the exact configuration. Hope this helps.