TP Link Powerline Wi-Fi Kit Setup and Installation Guide
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Plug, Pair and Play - Set up your powerline network in minutes, so you can enjoy fast, seamless wired and wireless internet wherever you need it.
This video includes:
• Basic introduction of the TP-Link Powerline Wi-Fi Kit
• How to install and set up your TP-Link Powerline Wi-Fi Kit
THIS VIDEO APPLIES TO:
• TP-Link Powerline Wi-Fi Kit
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Hey 'two brothers with a dream'. How about you provide some firmware updates so your products actually work? ... sound like a plan?
If you want to have a faster internet/transmission rate between the adapters, you need to pair your adapter with your modem via WPS button, in order to clone the WiFi name + the password. It works 10x faster since I have done that.
Brilliant, for once someone who can explain things thoroughly and make it easy to understand. Thankyou
Mine doesn't work. I try to connect to the tp link 5ghz but it gives me a "no internet" error.
same
In 4:33 you said "in the same circuit", does it mean this will not work if not in the same circuit?
Correct, now same circuit means the same Main circuit. So as long as the adapters are powered by breakers in the same panel they should work.
I am not satisfied with the ethernet performance of this product. It disconnects a lot. Am I missing anything?
Khaled, there are many variables that can affect ethernet performance. Typically poor ethernet performance is either due to interference on the power line or how many Hops there are in your electrical panel between the two adapters. Try using the tpPLC app to see the connection rate between the two adapters. and contact support if you have any further questions as they can help you determine the best course of action to resolve or improve the situation.
Im not satisfied either tlwpa8630p v2 disconnects constantly, have to enter ip address into browser to get the connection back up again, tried disabling power saving - no difference, had same issue while testing adapters in same room to rule out interference no difference, fix your products, support is garbage
Thank you
Link here to configure it: ua-cam.com/video/IOoxDDZSxZY/v-deo.html
Can I use a powerline adapter to extend my current access point's signal?? I didn't think I needed extender and adapter....
The adapter runs the internet through the electrical wire in your house to the other device. It's great because the signal is more reliable.
Did u find out of this i got 2 adapters and no extenders
When I connect to my pc it says Ethernet connected but no Internet
That means that the connection between the PLC adapter and the computer is there but there is no internet signal being delivered. This means that either 1. The PLC adapter is not linked to the other adapter. You can confirm by looking at the adapter and looking to see if the HomeLink light (looks like a house) is lit. If not try to pair the adapters. 2. The PLC adapter near your router is not physically connected or has a problem with the connection to your router. Make sure the ethernet cable is working and is connected to the router's LAN. You can confirm this by the Etherent light being lit on this adapter.
Terrific, well thought out (simple to understand) instructional video. Very much appreciated.
Can you use the "adapter" as an "extender" if connecting to an existing network?
These have to be used with at least 2 units. One unit connected to the router via ethernet and then the extended or remote unit. They cannot act as range extenders though it is a separate AP that communicates through the powerline to the router through the base unit.
I don't see a link to "How to configure the TP-Link Powerline Extender to your Wi-Fi network" video
Because we don't have a video for that. But you can go to TP-Link.com and search for FAQs to follow that specific process.
Hi. Currently, my router is connected to the 1st unit extender. And the 2nd unit is connected to my tv. I’ve been thinking can the 2nd unit extender connect to another router point? So instead of only 1 unit get the benefit of the extender, multiple units can be connected as well. Is it possible?
You can add additional PLC adapters to expand the coverage to other rooms and devices but only one unit can be connected to the router.
Didn't improve my internet, at all. Neither LAN or Wifi.
But it was a fun vid.
There are several factors that would account for performance with the product. Things like noise on your powerlines, the distance between the two node and even the quality of the router and service. They all play a role in performance.
i dont have the wifi in the same room as my room will it still be ok
Don't understand the question, can you elaborate?
Hi, I have a question about the WiFi extender. For the WiFi is it taking the signal from the powerline network or from WiFi of my router? In another word, can I plug the extender far away from my router where is no wifi signal?
The wireless adapter of a powerline kit is more like an AP than an extender. It sends the traffic from clients connected to it through the powerlines to the base unit located near and connected to your router. From there the traffic goes through ethernet to the router and out to the internet. Unlike range extenders it does not need to be with in your router wireless range
How do you connect again? Once you copied your own WiFi network? Then you cannot login via web browser or the iOS app!
You can download the app, for Mac, Windows, Ipad, etc. and it can be map the extenders and you can change all settings
If my power line is red how can I change it to be better without having to move it to another power point?
the only way would be to filter everything between the two device (powerline adapters) through surge protectors (power strips with out protection will not work). If this doesn't help then its likely not an interference issue and is likely a line issue. Short of replacing the powerline which is unlikely the adapter would need to be moved.
that unwired so it sucks WE NEED WIRED POWERLINE setup why would one bother with an unwired powerline the reason of the internet problems are due to it being wireless
I don't understand your comment. We do have Wireless and Wired versions of our Powerline kits. find more information on TP-Link.com
i dont have the wifi in the same room as my room will it still be ok
how do i change wireless password?
Does the TL-WPA8631P work on a 3 phase circuit with plugs on different phase?? The whole house is powered by a single DB only.
I don't believe so but I would recommend reaching out to support to confirm.
Any idea on how to install four of them at once so all conventions have Internet access?
You wouldn't be able to install 4 at once but you can install one set and then using the Web UI or tpPLC app and add the other two adapters using the Powerline password key printed on the back of each adapter.
@@TPLINKTECH thanks- will try that tonight!
can it be used in three-phased electric powered homes?
Yes, for details see this FAQ www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/406/ section 3 last question.
Is it work in Saudi Arabia?
There should be a version that works in Saudi but we would not be able to tell you. This is a US focused channel and we do not have specifics for other regions. You would want to reach out to your local team to find what products work in your region.
Hello, can I use more than one TL-WPA9610 with one TL-PA9020. if not what is the alternative please?
of course this FAQ shows just how many each network can use. www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/434/
I have the AV2000 2x2 gigabit ports, however when i connect to Ethernet 2.4ghz is only showing connected i used to have the 5ghz, what can i do?
You would need to reach out to support to troubleshoot. It could be that the band is disabled, a bad radio, or something else completely. Support will be able to help find out what it is
@@TPLINKTECH understood, thanks a lot :)
hi.... i have this kit.... a questions : using a ethernet cable... the velocity of download is much poor... (i have ftth 1 gigabit).... on my ps4 /xbox series x......Why??? thanks
What specific model number do you have?
@@TPLINKTECH av1300 gigabit passthrough powerline ac wi-fi kit. . Tl Wpa8630p
@@mizar5702 here is a great article on our community forum about how speed can low through powerline. community.tp-link.com/us/home/forum/topic/150615 If this does not address your concerns please contact support for further assistance.
anyway to configure just the extender as a repeater if you dont have the POWERLINE
Unfortunately no. But we do sell true extenders at a very affordable price
This product sucks, the ethernet option doesn’t even work.
Hi , is there a way to go into setting and change it inyo 5ghZ ?
www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1418/
I'm getting even worse signals and no power strip is plug in with it. It made it even worse with my forestick
you do not want to connect these to a power strip, ups or surge protector. If you are having issues with the product and the videos don't help we recommend contacting support.
What's the difference between this and using a WiFi extender with the ethernet plugged into the xbox directly from the extender or will it be the same as buying a powerline adapter anyway since I bought the ax1800 tp link wifi extender but I also have a cat 8 cable to plug into it lol
PLC uses the homes powerlines to send the signal from the remote location to the router. Often this provides faster and more reliable transmission than using a wireless extender.
Both of my devices say adapters?
Either can be the base unit. Though the wired only model is intended to be the base unit.
my powerline light is not on what to do ?
Ensure both adapters are on a breaker powered in the same panel. You typically want to set up the system and pair the units in the same room before moving the remote adapter. If they do pair in the same room but not in the remote location that remote location cannot be used.
why there is no link to the next episode..?!?!?!
next episode?
@@TPLINKTECH 5:00 ....
@@virt23virt ua-cam.com/video/IOoxDDZSxZY/v-deo.html
I can't get it to work?
Hum?.
try this video. ua-cam.com/video/PDLC6Ehai-c/v-deo.html If it does not help contact support.
What does it mean by the lan port is not connected to a powered-on device?
This video is rather old so we would suggest using ua-cam.com/video/8ozUiXnbUl4/v-deo.html
My powerline would just not connect idk why
It could be as simple as the two adapters are not on the same circuit to as complex as there being interference on the line. You would want to contact support for assistance.
@@TPLINKTECH is there any method to check the circuit condition before you buy this product? thanks.
@@chessgo5028 A electrician may have a tool that they connect to see if there is any interface or noise.
So i need a router?
Yes. Powerline adapters do not generate a network. Rather they provide a link to a network being created by an existing router.
Can i use it as a normal wifi repeater without the extender?
No PLC adapters are not repeaters and require at least 2 units to operate. 1 connected to the router and the other remote. You can have more but there always has to be a base unit connected to the router.
I had to hook up an ethernet cable to both to get them to connect. It works fine, but my router lights are off except for one. I tried a 4k move and it ran fine on my tv down
stairs. Hope this helps.
this Product is not working, no internet connection
We would recommend going to TP-Link.com click on support, click on contact support and contact TP-Link Technical support for your area.
Can I use this pair this with a already Wifi Extender?
Yes because they connect to the router and not the extender itself. I do recommend have the wireless adapter in an opposite section of your home however. That way you avoid interference with the extender and main router's wifi signals.
Will this work between 2 houses that are fed by the same electrical service?
No because they would likely be on separate panels. These adapters can work on different circuits but only if they feed into the same panel. They will not work over separate or sub-panels.
@@TPLINKTECH That means that it will not work for a two floors house..having down the router and the one powerline connected via cable and the other somewhere in the middle of the stairs..?
@@popitoto No unless your home as a separate panel for each floor. At least here in the US that's very uncommon. Separate lines on each floor sure but as along as those lines feed into the same panel you will be fine.
Nice!
What if i need more than one extender? What unit from TP Link , that i can buy separately, pairs with the adapter from this kit?
Tudor Rapeanu yes you can buy extra ones
you can find all types of networking products and accessories including network extenders from top brands at www.memory4less.com/search?q=tp%20link&cat=networking-routers&id=40
I just wanted t know if I can have internet on my pc which has a windows 7 in another room without having to use a 10m cat5 cable..
I assume you have a router. If so just connect one adapter via ethernet to the router and the other to the PC. of course both need to be plugged into an outlet and those outlets need to be on a circuit in the same panel.
That sucks that they both have to be connected to Ethernet defeats my whole purpose using it
Only if you have a non-wireless powerline Kit. If you have a wireless one then the remote unit can connect to clients via wireless LAN. The main unit that is connecting to the host router isn't a wireless unit and has to connect to the router via Ethernet. And actually, the purpose of PLC is not a wireless extension, that is a Range Extender. PLC purpose is to transmit data through your home's power lines so that you don't have the impact of wireless interference and environmental impacts such as EMI and walls.
@@TPLINKTECH oh ok
Both mine say adapter .
mine too...... i pay for a gigabit with Rogers in Ontario, Canada but with these two useless adapters i only get 90 download and 50 upload. and my two adapters are only 40 feet apart. my setup: ethernet cable from Router to first adapter plugged into the wall. With adapters paired and 1 wall in between i have a cable coming out from my first port to a Linksys router and then another ethernet cbl from powerline adapter to computer directly.
@@silentauctionhunter8547 I had to use cables too- even though it said it was wireless. I feel like I wasted money..
My MAIN problem is my download speeds. i can't get it to go past 100mbps. is there a solution? If i connect to the modem directly it gets 980 MBPS. any advice?
My light stays on red no mather where i plug it in, what do i do?
I assume you mean the HomeLink light. Try resetting the pair and re-pairing the units while they are in the same room.
Mine came with two adapters! ROFL!
It's supposed to. 1 adapter connects to your router and the other is the satellite to be used in the more remote area.
How do I get the internet from my tp link on my phone?
PLC WiFi adapters are just like any other wireless AP. Once they are setup and connected to an internet source just look for the SSID network name and connect to it.
TP-Link do I need to look up the name because when I go to available internet connections nothing is there
My dad set this up and has no idea where the guides are from the box
I’m so confused
@@conorkelly4923 go to tp-link.com search for your model number and then click on the support tab. Download the tpPLC utility on your PC. Connect to one of adapters and run the utility. From there you will be able to access the wireless unit and view or change the wireless settings. There is also a possibility your unit doesn't have wireless. check the model number TL-WPAxxxx is a wireless kit and TL-PAxxxx is a non-wireless. Your remote adapter must have a "w" in its model name to be wireless.
I have The tp Link Av 1300 gigabit system, which workman great, I want to use the Ethernet function of an extender in another room, will it work if I add a another extender there, or do I need some other unit.?
this FAQ will let you know how many nodes each PLC network can handle. www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/434/
@@TPLINKTECH I could not find additional individual extenders for the Av1300. I looked and could not find one. I then ended up buying another adapter -extender set from Amazon.
@@venkykrishnan2028 Yes that is accurate. We do not sell adapters individually, only in kits. however all units can be "base" or "remote" so the other unit does not have to go unused.