The Coredy E300 WiFi extender is one of the best devices for improving a WiFi connection that you can buy right now. The gadget has a powerful range extender that lets users get signals from farther away.

Coredy E300 Extender Setup Using WPS

Most routers and repeaters come with WPS, making it easy for a computer or other device to connect to a safe and secure wireless network. With a WPS setup, you can connect to a wireless network without entering the username and password. Different brands call the WPS button different names

• Push’ Push’ n” connect Wi-Fi simple configure PBC
• Quick, secure setup (QSS)
• Using the WPS button, below are the steps to connect to a wireless network.
• Press down that is on the front of the extender. (When the WPS led is turned on, it will blink.)
• Wait 1–2 minutes, then click the WPS button on the router or access point.
• After successfully connecting, the network name will change to “Coredy E300_Ext.” The WLAN-1 LED will also turn yellow.
• Use the Wi-Fi device or other devices to make sure the connection works.
• Now, unplug the extender and move it halfway between the router or access point and the weak or dead spots in your home or office.
• Place the extender in a higher, raised location with as few walls, windows, and ceilings as possible.
• Once you move the extender away from the computer or other device, you can find the Wi-Fi network and connect to it.
• Keep in mind: make sure that all three of the LEDs that say “WLAN” are blinking.

Coredy Extender E300 Setup Using A Browser

• Access the Wi-Fi network manager app on your phone or computer and search for the extender’s name, which is usually “Coredy e300.”
• To connect your phone or computer to the extender, click on its name & enter the PIN or password.
• (The code or PIN is written on the back of the extender.)

• Open your device’s web browser and search for “http://ap.setup/” or type “192.168.10.1” into the address bar.

• If you need to, enter “admin” as your username and password to enter the admin page (both are lowercase).

• Go to the mode wizard and choose “repeater.”

• Select the network you want to extend by clicking the “Select” button. Reload the list if the list of networks isn’tisn’t working right.

• In the space, type the password for the network you already have.

• Click “Apply,” then wait a few mins for the extender to start up again.

• Try to find the extended network and connect to it. (You must use the same login to connect to the extender.)

• The new name of the extended Wi-Fi network is “Coredy” by default.

Note: If the new Wi-Fi network can’t connect, the WLAN led will keep blinking, and the new network name won’t be changed.

• Unplug the extender and move it halfway between the weak or dead spots in your house and the Router.

• Remember: Make sure that all three WLAN LED lights are amber simultaneously (this indicates a suitable position and region for the extender).

Setup Coredy E300 As An Access Point

• Activate the access point by pressing the On/Off button. Change the mode of the access point.
• The mode switch is located on the side of the extender/replicator.
• Connect an electrical access point to a switch.
• Attach the access point to the wired port using the Ethernet cable supplied with the access point/extender.
• Launch the Wi-Fi manager on your computer or mobile device and search the Coredy network name.
• Choose the connection type and input the username, password, or PIN shown on the label on the back of the AP. (If required)
• Open your device’s or computer’s web browser and type http://ap.setup admin or http:/192.168.10.1/ in the address bar.
• On the screen that loads, enter your login and password. (Administrator is both the username and password)
• Choose the access point option under the Mode Wizard.
• Select mixed WPA2 / WPA security and input the security password in the key area.
• Click apply and wait one minute for the access point to restart.
• Search for and connect to the new Wi-Fi network on your computer or device.

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