Before connecting the FRITZ!Repeater, observe the following security
instructions in order to protect yourself, the surroundings, and the
FRITZ!Repeater from harm.
Easy Accessibility
It must always be possible to disconnect the FRITZ!Repeater from
electrical power.
•Insert the FRITZ!Repeater into an electrical outlet that is easy to
reach.
Overheating
Heat accumulation can lead to overheating of the FRITZ!Repeater and
subsequently damage the FRITZ!Repeater.
•Install the FRITZ!Repeater in a place that is protected from direct
sunlight.
•Provide for sufficient air circulation around the FRITZ!Repeater.
•Make sure that the ventilation slits on the housing are always
unobstructed.
•Do not cover the FRITZ!Repeater.
•Avoid operation in the direct vicinity of a radiator or heating unit.
Moisture, Liquids and Vapors
Moisture, liquids and vapors that find their way into the
FRITZ!Repeater can cause electric shocks or short circuits.
•Only use the FRITZ!Repeater indoors.
•Never let liquids get inside the FRITZ!Repeater.
•Protect the FRITZ!Repeater from vapors and moisture.
To stabilize the FRITZ!Repeater in CEE7/4 (Schuko) outlets, a Schuko
adapter ring is premounted on the plug. If this adapter is not needed, it
can be removed.
The wireless radio network of an internet router (FRITZ!Box) often
does not cover all rooms in an apartment or a house. With
FRITZ!Repeater600 wireless devices like computers, tablets and
smartphones get a connection to the internet router even where its
wireless radio network is poor or cannot be received at all. For this the
FRITZ!Repeater expands the wireless radio network of the internet
router (FRITZ!Box).
6.Insert the FRITZ!Repeater into an electrical outlet where the
wireless radio network is to be expanded. The distance from the
FRITZ!Box should be about the same as the distance from the
wireless devices for which the radio network is being expanded.
The FRITZ!Repeater starts and reconnects to the FRITZ!Box (LED
flashes). A steady green LED indicates that the connection has
been established.
7.A green LED indicates that the FRITZ!Repeater is positioned in a
good location.
If the LED is orange or flashing orange, then the wireless
connection to the FRITZ!Box is weak or could not be established.
Test other outlets; see Finding the Ideal Location for
Connect the FRITZ!Repeater as described below if your router is not a
FRITZ!Box.
You can establish the wireless connection via WPS. If the router does
not support WPS, you can use a wizard.
Requirements
•If the FRITZ!Repeater has already been in use: The factory settings
have been restored to the FRITZ!Repeater; see page 63.
•For wireless connections using WPS: The router must support
WPS and WPS must be enabled.
Rules
•When establishing a wireless connection, the FRITZ!Repeater
adopts the following wireless LAN settings from the router: wire
less network name/SSID, network key, and channel settings. If
you change these settings in the router, you have to adopt the
wireless settings for the repeater again; see page 43.
Instructions: Establishing a Wireless Connection to the Router with WPS
1.Connect the FRITZ!Repeater to an electrical outlet in the vicinity
of the router.
2.Wait until the LED starts flashing slowly.
3.Press the “Connect” key.
The LED flashes faster.
4.Start WPS on the router. See the documentation of the router for
instructions.
5.Wait until the LED on the FRITZ!Repeater lights up.
The wireless connection to the FRITZ!Box is established.
6.Insert the FRITZ!Repeater into an electrical outlet where the
wireless radio network is to be expanded.
The distance from the wireless router should be about the same
as the distance from the wireless devices for which the radio
network is being expanded.
The FRITZ!Repeater starts and reconnects to the FRITZ!Box (LED
flashes). A steady green LED indicates that the connection has
been established.
7.A green LED indicates that the FRITZ!Repeater is positioned in a
good location.
If the LED is orange or flashing orange, then the wireless
connection to the wireless router is weak or could not be estab
lished. Test other outlets; see Finding the Ideal Location for
FRITZ!Repeater, page 23.
Instructions: Establishing a Wireless Connection to the Router with a Wizard
1.Connect the FRITZ!Repeater to an electrical outlet in the vicinity
of the router.
2.Wait until the LED starts flashing slowly.
3.Connect the FRITZ!Repeater to a computer using a LAN cable, or
establish a wireless connection to the FRITZ!Repeater on a
computer, tablet or smartphone.
The preset network key of the FRITZ!Repeater is located on the
Back of the Device.
4.Enter the address http://fritz.repeater in a web browser on a
computer.
We recommend leaving the AVM services for diagnostics and
maintenance of the FRITZ!Repeater enabled. You can change
this setting at any time.
6.Click on “OK”.
7.Enable the connection type “Wireless bridge” and click on
“Next”.
8.Select the radio network of your router and click on “Next”.
9.Enter your network key for the router‘s wireless network, and
click on “Next” and then on “Finish”.
10. Wait until the LED on the FRITZ!Repeater lights up.
The wireless connection to the FRITZ!Box is established.
11. Insert the FRITZ!Repeater into an electrical outlet where the
wireless radio network is to be expanded.
The distance from the wireless router should be about the same
as the distance from the wireless devices for which the radio
network is being expanded.
The FRITZ!Repeater starts and reconnects to the FRITZ!Box (LED
flashes). A steady green LED indicates that the connection has
been established.
12. A green LED indicates that the FRITZ!Repeater is positioned in a
good location.
If the LED is orange or flashing orange, then the wireless
connection to the wireless router is weak or could not be estab
lished. Test other outlets; see Finding the Ideal Location for
The position for the FRITZ!Repeater that optimizes expansion of the
wireless radio network can be found by applying the following rules. In
combination with a FRITZ!Box you can also use the FRITZ!AppWLAN.
Rules
•Space should be left between the FRITZ!Repeater and walls, radi
ators, large devices with metal housings, other wireless devices,
and transmitting devices like baby monitors, microwaves and
DECT base stations.
•The router’s wireless LAN should be available in high quality. The
LED should be green.
•The FRITZ!Repeater should not be located too close to the router.
With no obstructions between the devices, the distance should not
be much less than 3meters.
FRITZ!AppWLAN
FRITZ!AppWLAN includes a feature to evaluate the position of the
FRITZ!Repeater. This feature assists you in finding the best location for
the FRITZ!Repeater.
Mesh connects the wireless networks of your FRITZ! devices to form a
combined wireless network. Your FRITZ!Box is the hub of the Mesh.
Requirements
•FRITZ!Box with FRITZ!OS7.00 or newer.
Features in the Mesh
•The FRITZ!Repeater adopts from the FRITZ!Box: wireless network
name (SSID), wireless network key, wireless guest access and
wireless switching schedule. Changes in the FRITZ!Box are auto
matically applied to the FRITZ!Repeater.
•Faster wireless connections: As Mesh Master, the FRITZ!Box uses
AP steering to ensure that wireless devices in the Mesh always
connect with the home network via the best access point.
•Updates for the FRITZ!Repeater and other FRITZ! devices in the
Mesh can be performed centrally in the user interface of the
FRITZ!Box.
•The “Mesh Overview” in the user interface of the FRITZ!Box shows
which devices are connected with the FRITZ!Repeater.
•You can connect multiple Mesh Repeaters with each other (in
series) to extend the range of the radio network in a certain direc
tion.
Connecting FRITZ!Repeater with Another Mesh Repeater
Overview
In the Mesh of a FRITZ!Box you can connect several Mesh Repeaters in
series. A MeshRepeater can be a FRITZ!Repeater, a FRITZ!Powerline
device, or a FRITZ!Box configured as a MeshRepeater.
Requirements
•Mesh is enabled for the FRITZ!Repeater.
Instructions:
1.Connect the FRITZ!Repeater to an electrical outlet in the vicinity
of the other MeshRepeater.
2.Wait until the LED starts flashing slowly.
3.Press the “Connect” key.
The LED flashes faster.
4.On the other MeshRepeater: Start the connection procedure:
Mesh RepeaterStart Connecting
FRITZ!Box with
“WLAN” or
Press and hold the button down for at
least 6seconds.
“WLAN/WPS” button
Other FRITZ!BoxPress the “Connect/WPS” or “WPS”
button briefly (for 1second).
FRITZ!RepeaterPress the “Connect” or “WPS” button
briefly (for 1second).
FRITZ!PowerlinePress the “Connect” or “WLAN/WPS”
button briefly (for 1second).
5.Wait until the LED on the FRITZ!Repeater lights up.
The wireless connection to the FRITZ!Box is established.
6.Insert the FRITZ!Repeater into an electrical outlet where the
wireless radio network is to be expanded.
The FRITZ!Repeater starts (LED lights up green) and connects to
the other MeshRepeater (LED flashes orange). The LED lights
up once the connection has been established.
7.A green LED indicates that the FRITZ!Repeater is positioned in a
good location.
If the LED is orange or flashing orange, then the wireless
connection to the other Mesh Repeater is weak or could not be
established. Test other outlets; see Finding the Ideal Location
Connecting Devices with the Wireless Radio Network
Overview
Laptops, smartphones and other wireless devices can be connected
with the wireless radio network of the FRITZ!Repeater in two ways: Via
WPS or by entering the wireless network key.
WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) is a feature with which you can establish
secure wireless LAN connections quickly and securely at the touch of a
button.
Requirements
•For wireless connections with WPS: The wireless device supports
WPS.
Rules
•The following instructions assume that the FRITZ!Repeater
adopted the wireless network name (SSID) and the wireless
network key from the router (FRITZ!Box). If you configured other
wireless LAN settings in the FRITZ!Repeater, then use the settings
of the FRITZ!Repeater to establish wireless connections.
Instructions: Connecting to an Android Device with WPS
All Android versions support WPS up to and including Android8.0.
1.On the Android device: Search for WPS in the settings. You can
find WPS by using the search function in the settings, or under
“Wi-Fi / Advanced”.
2.Start connecting with WPS. Use the push button method (also
called “Press WPS Button”, “PBC”, or “Push Button
Configuration”).
3.On FRITZ!Repeater: Press the “Connect” button.
The LED starts to flash. The wireless connection has been
established when the LED lights up.
1.In Windows10: Click with the right mouse button on the
Windows icon .
2.Select “Settings”.
3.Click on “Network and Internet”.
4.Click on “Wi-Fi”.
5.Click on “Show available networks”.
6.Click on the name of the wireless radio network of your router
(FRITZ!Box). If you configured a different wireless network name
for the FRITZ!Repeater, then click on that name.
The field for entering the network key appears, along with the
indication that “You can also connect by pressing the button on
the router”. (If this message does not appear, the computer does
not support WPS.)
7.On FRITZ!Repeater: Press the “Connect” button.
The LED starts to flash. The wireless connection has been
established when the LED lights up.
Instructions: Establishing a Wireless LAN Connection with a Network Key
1.Start the wireless LAN software on your wireless device and
search for wireless radio networks.
2.Select the wireless radio network of your router (FRITZ!Box).
3.Start the connection procedure and enter the wireless network
key of your router.
Your FRITZ!Repeater has a user interface you can open in a web
browser on your computer, tablet or smartphone. In the user interface
you can configure your FRITZ!Repeater, enable or disable functions
and receive information on connections and ports.
AVM Services for Diagnostics and Maintenance
The first time the user interface is opened, you will be asked whether
you consent to the use of AVM services for diagnostics and mainte
nance. We recommend leaving the use of AVM services enabled. You
can change this setting at any time. For more information on AVM
services, see page 39.
Instructions: Opening the User Interface (No Connection to the Home
Network)
If the FRITZ!Repeater is not integrated in the home network and does
not have a connection to the internet router, then open the user inter
face as follows:
1.Plug the FRITZ!Repeater into an outlet.
2.Connect a computer to the FRITZ!Repeater via LAN cable, or
establish a wireless connection to the FRITZ!Repeater on a
computer, tablet or smartphone. The preset network key of the
repeater is printed on the base of the device.
3.Open a web browser on your computer and enter the address
Configuring AVM Services for Diagnostics and Maintenance
Overview
You can set up AVM services for diagnostics and maintenance. These
services support the security and further development of your
FRITZ!Repeater600 and keep the FRITZ!OS up to date.
AVM Services
AVM ServiceFunction
Search for updatesYour FRITZ!Repeater connects with the AVM
update server regularly to search for and
install FRITZ!OS updates.
Diagnostics data for
error analysis
Your FRITZ!Repeater transmits error reports
and technical diagnostics data to AVM upon
suspicion of misuse by third parties.
Diagnostics data for
system maintenance
In order to make the FRITZ!OS more secure and
develop it further, the FRITZ!Repeater trans
mits device-specific data like FRITZ!Repeater
model, FRITZ!OS version, basic settings and
your network provider to AVM.
Data Privacy
The diagnostics data and the device-specific data transmitted by your
FRITZ!Repeater to AVM do not contain any personalized data. The data
transmitted serve the exclusive purpose of technical adaptations and
optimizations of your FRITZ!Repeater. The exact wording of the data
privacy statement is presented under “Legal Notice / Data Privacy
Statement” in the online help.
Access to Home Network Menu: Settings and Features
Overview
In the “Access to Home Network” menu you receive an overview of how
your FRITZ!Repeater is connected with the home network and the
internet router (FRITZ!Box). You can start a WPS connection in order to
adopt the radio network settings of the internet router automatically.
Adopting Wireless LAN Settings from the Router (FRITZ!Box)
Overview
You can adopt the wireless LAN settings of the router at the touch of a
button. You only need this feature if your router is not a FRITZ!Box, or if
your FRITZ!Box does not support Mesh.
In the Mesh of a FRITZ!Box, the FRITZ!Repeater automatically adopts
the wireless LAN settings when it is connected, and every time they
are changed in the FRITZ!Box; without Mesh, they are adopted only
upon connection.
The wireless LAN settings adopted are the wireless network name
(SSID), network key, channel settings, wireless guest access and wire
less switching schedule.
Example
Your router is not a FRITZ!Box and you changed the wireless network
name (SSID) in the router. The FRITZ!Repeater is to adopt the change.
Instructions: Adopting the Wireless LAN Settings of the Router at the Touch of
a Button
1.Press the “Connect” button on the FRITZ!Repeater.
The LED flashes.
2.Start WPS on the router. The procedure depends on the router
you are using:
RouterStart WPS
FRITZ!Box with
Press button briefly.
“WPS” or
“Connect/WPS”
button
The “Network” menu presents you an overview of the network devices
connected with the FRITZ!Repeater600 in the network. You can also
define an IP address for the FRITZ!Repeater manually.
“Network” menu
Description of the Submenus
The online help of the user interface includes a detailed description of
the submenus.
In the default setting, the FRITZ!Repeater600 automatically obtains an
IP address from the router (FRITZ!Box). You can also define the IP
address for the FRITZ!Repeater manually.
Application Scenario
•FRITZ!Repeater600 is to be used in a home network where there
is no DHCP server to assign IP addresses automatically.
In the “Wireless” menu you can change the security settings of the
wireless radio network. You can also configure a switching schedule
and wireless guest access.
“Wireless” menu
Description of the Submenus
The online help of the user interface includes a detailed description of
the submenus.
Configuring a Schedule for the Wireless Radio Network
Overview
If there are regular times when you do not use wireless LAN, you can
set up a switching schedule for the wireless radio network. This way
you reduce both power consumption and wireless radiation.
Requirements
The following prerequisite must be met if the FRITZ!Repeater is
located in the Mesh of a FRITZ!Box:
•Adoption of the FRITZ!Box settings is disabled in the “Access to
Home Network” menu of the FRITZ!Repeater’s user interface.
You can change the name of the wireless network (SSID) of your
FRITZ!Repeater.
Example
The FRITZ!Repeater has the same SSID as your internet router
(FRITZ!Box), but you would specifically like to select the wireless
network of the FRITZ!Repeater on a wireless device.
Instructions: Changing the Name of the Wireless Network (SSID)
If the FRITZ!Repeater is connected with a FRITZ!Box, you can set up a
wireless guest access for your guests. With this your guests receive an
internet connection of their own for their smartphones, tablets or
laptops. Access to other devices in the home network (for instance,
shared files, printers) is not possible from the guest network. No
settings on the FRITZ!Box or FRITZ!Repeater can be changed via the
guest access.
By default, FRITZ!Repeater makes available the guest access config
ured in the FRITZ!Box. You can also configure your own guest access
for the repeater.
You can configure various push services. Push services are notification
services that inform you by email about the activities of
FRITZ!Repeater and assist you with configuration and operation.
Available Push Services
You can request push service mails to be notified about the following
activities:
Push ServiceFunction
FRITZ!Repeater infoSends you regular email messages with data
usage and connections
Wireless guest
access
Sends a message whenever devices register
with or deregister from the wireless guest
access
New FRITZ!OSInforms you about new FRITZ!OS updates
Forgot password Sends you an access link to the specified email
address if you have forgotten your password
Save settings Before every update, and every time the factory
settings are restored: FRITZ!Repeater gener
ates a backup file of the settings and sends the
file to the specified email address
Change noticeSends you an email every time changes are
made to a setting or when potentially securityrelevant events occur.
Set up a password for the FRITZ!Repeater so that the FRITZ!Repeater
is protected even when there is no connection to the home network of
your FRITZ!Box.
Rules for Passwords
Comply with the following rules for setting passwords:
•Select a password with at least twelve characters, which includes
capitals and lower-case letters as well as numerals and special
characters.
•Configure the “Forgot password” push service. When you have
forgotten a password, the FRITZ!Repeater sends an access link to
the email address you specified. Using this link you can set a new
password.
If you lose your FRITZ!Repeater password and did not configure the
“Forgot password” push service, you will have to restore the factory
settings to your FRITZ!Repeater.
All of the settings on your FRITZ!Repeater can be saved in a file. With
this backup file you can restore the settings to the same
FRITZ!Repeater device or load your settings to another
FRITZ!Repeater. This device must be the same FRITZ!Repeater model.
The settings are saved automatically before every FRITZ!OS update,
and every time factory settings are restored, if you configure the “Save
Settings” push service.
A wireless LAN
connection to
the FRITZ!Box
cannot be estab
lished.
Keylock of the
FRITZ!Box
enabled.
WPS is switched
off in FRITZ!Box.
The MAC
address filter of
the FRITZ!Box is
enabled.
WPS is switched
off in FRITZ!Box.
Disable the keylock in the user
interface of the FRITZ!Box
(http://fritz.box) under “System /
Buttons and LEDs”.
Enable the settings “WPS
enabled” and “Push-Button
method (WPS-PBC)” in the
FRITZ!Box.
Enable the “Allow all new wireless
devices” setting in the FRITZ!Box.
This setting is located under
“Wireless / Security” or “Wireless
/ Radio Network” in the user inter
face (http://fritz.box). The
Advanced view must be enabled in
the user interface.
Enable the settings “WPS
enabled” and “Push-Button
method (WPS-PBC)” in the
FRITZ!Box.
You can find the settings in the
user interface (http://fritz.box)
under “Wireless / Security / WPS
Quick Connection”.
A wireless LAN
connection to
another wire
less router
The MAC
address filter of
the wireless
router is
enabled.
Disable the wireless router’s MAC
address filter. Instructions are
provided by the manufacturer, for
instance, in the device manual.
After establishing the wireless
connection you can disable the
MAC address filter again.
Unsuitable wire
less encryption
configured in the
wireless router.
Enable the encryption method
WPA2 (CCMP) or WPA (TKIP) in the
wireless router. Instructions are
provided by the manufacturer, for
instance, in the device manual.
AVM Knowledge Base
The AVM Knowledge Base is available online at:
en.avm.de/service
Support
The Support team assists you in resolving any technical problems with
your FRITZ! products.
You can send an email to the support team using the support form on
our website. Our Support team will respond to your request by email
within one working day. The support form is available at:
We offer a manufacturer’s warranty of 5 years on the hardware of this
original product. The warranty period begins with the date of purchase
by the first end user. Compliance with the warranty period can be
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Within the warranty period, we will remove defects to the product
which are demonstrably due to faults in materials or manufacturing.
Our warranty does not cover defects which occur due to incorrect
installation, improper use, non-observance of instructions in the user
manual, normal wear and tear or defects in the environment of the
system (third-party hardware or software). We may, at our discretion,
repair or replace the defective product. Claims other than the right to
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not, however, that the software meets your individual requirements.
Delivery costs will not be reimbursed. Products which have been
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entail neither an extension or recommencement of the warranty
period. If we reject a warranty claim, this claim lapses no later than six
months after being rejected by us.
This warranty shall be governed by German substantive law, to the
exclusion of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the Inter
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may not be disposed with household waste.
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