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How to access the Internet quickly using the Router?
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How to change your WiFi name and password?
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How to change your login password?
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How to enable/disable your WiFi according to schedule?
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How to extend your wireless range?
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How to control your Bandwidth?
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How to prevent unknown device from connecting to your network?
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Shortcut of Common Functions
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Contents
I Get to Know Your Router ............................................................................................................... 1
1 Package Contents ........................................................................................................................... 1
2 LED Indicators .............................................................................................................................. 2
3 Buttons & Interfaces ...................................................................................................................... 3
4 Product Label ................................................................................................................................. 4
II Access the Internet ......................................................................................................................... 5
1 Position Your Router ..................................................................................................................... 5
2 Connect Your Router ..................................................................................................................... 7
Connect your Router to the Internet .............................................................................................. 7
Connect a computer to the Router................................................................................................. 8
3 Log in to the Router’s User Interface ............................................................................................ 9
4 Specify the Internet Settings ........................................................................................................ 10
Dynamic IP ................................................................................................................................. 11
PPPoE.......................................................................................................................................... 14
Static IP ....................................................................................................................................... 17
5 Join Your WiFi ............................................................................................................................. 20
Windows 8 .................................................................................................................................. 20
Windows 7 .................................................................................................................................. 21
iPad/iPhone ................................................................................................................................. 22
Android ....................................................................................................................................... 22
III Specify Additional Settings ........................................................................................................ 25
1 Status ........................................................................................................................................... 25
Internet Connection Status .......................................................................................................... 25
Attached Devices and Real-time Statistics ................................................................................. 27
System Info ................................................................................................................................. 27
2 Internet ......................................................................................................................................... 28
Select your connection type ........................................................................................................ 28
3 Wireless ....................................................................................................................................... 33
WiFi ON/OFF Button ................................................................................................................. 33
Change your WiFi name/password ............................................................................................. 33
WiFi Signal Strength ................................................................................................................... 34
WiFi Schedule ............................................................................................................................. 34
WPS ............................................................................................................................................ 35
Wireless Parameters .................................................................................................................... 37
4 Bandwidth Control ...................................................................................................................... 39
To prevent unknown device from assessing the Router .............................................................. 40
5 Wireless Repeating ...................................................................................................................... 41
To set up a WISP bridge .............................................................................................................. 43
To set up a Universal Repeater bridge ........................................................................................ 46
6 Parental Controls ......................................................................................................................... 48
To control access to the Internet: ................................................................................................ 48
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To use key words to allow Internet Websites .............................................................................. 50
7 Advanced ..................................................................................................................................... 52
Static IP Address Assignment ..................................................................................................... 52
Port Forwarding .......................................................................................................................... 54
DMZ Host ................................................................................................................................... 56
DDNS .......................................................................................................................................... 57
UPnP ........................................................................................................................................... 58
8 Administration ............................................................................................................................. 59
Login Password ........................................................................................................................... 59
To set up a login password: ......................................................................................................... 59
WAN Parameters ......................................................................................................................... 60
LAN Parameters .......................................................................................................................... 62
Remote Web Management .......................................................................................................... 63
Date & Time ................................................................................................................................ 65
Device Management ................................................................................................................... 65
IV Appendix ...................................................................................................................................... 69
1 Configure Your Computer ........................................................................................................... 69
Windows 8 .................................................................................................................................. 69
Windows 7 .................................................................................................................................. 70
Windows XP ............................................................................................................................... 72
2 FAQs ............................................................................................................................................ 74
3 Technical Support ........................................................................................................................ 75
4 Safety and Emission Statement ................................................................................................... 76
CE Mark Warning ....................................................................................................................... 76
FCC Statement ............................................................................................................................ 76
NOM ........................................................................................................................................... 77
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I Get to Know Your Router
Before you connect to your Router, take a moment to become familiar with the package contents,
product label, and the front and back panels. Pay particular attention to the LEDs on the front panel.
This section contains the following:
Package Contents
LED Indicators
Buttons & Interfaces
Product Label
1 Package Contents
Unpack the package. Your box should contain the following items:
Wireless Router * 1
Power Adapter * 1
Ethernet Cable * 1
Install Guide * 1
* If any item is incorrect, missing or damaged, please keep the original package and contact the
vendor for replacement immediately.
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2 LED Indicators
(Take FH456V2.0 as an example. Your product may differ.)
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LED Indicator
Status
Description
SYS
Blinking
The system is working fine.
Off
There is no power supply, or the router malfunctions.
WiFi
Solid
WiFi is enabled.
Blinking
The Router is transmitting WiFi data.
Off
WiFi is disabled.
1/2/3
Solid
The LAN port is well connected.
Blinking
The LAN port is transmitting data.
Off
No link is detected on the LAN port.
WAN
Solid
The WAN port is well-connected.
Blinking
The WAN port is transmitting data.
Off
No Ethernet cable is connected to the WAN port.
WPS
Solid
WPS is enabled, or a WPS connection is established.
Blinking
The Router is performing WPS negotiation to a client device, or transmitting
data.
Off
WPS is disabled.
3 Buttons & Interfaces
(Take FH456V2.0 as an example. Your product may differ.)
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WAN port: Connect an Ethernet cable from the Internet side to this port for Internet access.
1/2/3: LAN port. Connect a network device (computer, XBOX, etc.) to this port.
WiFi: Press and hold it for about 1~3 seconds, and then release it to enable/disable WiFi feature.
You can observe the WiFi LED indicator to identify the WiFi status.
WPS/RST:
WPS: Press and hold it for1~3 seconds and then release it to enable the WPS feature. Within 2
minutes, enable the wireless device’s WPS feature to establish WPS connection.
RST: Press and hold it for about 8 seconds until all the LEDs light up once and then release it to
reset the Router to factory default settings.
PWR: Power Connector. Insert the included power adapter into this connector.
4 Product Label
*This label can be found on the bottom panel of the Router.
1. Default Access: 192.168.0.1 or www.tendawifi.com
The default login IP address is 192.168.0.1, you can type 192.168.0.1 in the address bar of a web
browser to log in to the Router’s User Interface.
The default login domain name is www.tendawifi.com. You can also type the domain name in the
address bar of a web browser to log in to the Router’s User Interface.
2. SSID
SSID is the WiFi name of the router. You can connect the WiFi name using your smart device to
configure the Router. There is no WiFi password by default. So no password is required when you
join the wireless network. But you can customize one to secure your wireless network when you
configure the router.
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II Access the Internet
This Chapter will instruct you to position, connect and configure your Router.
Position Your Router
Connect Your Router
Log in to the Router’s User Interface
Specify the Internet Settings
Join Your WiFi
1 Position Your Router
The Router lets you access the Internet anywhere within the operating range of your wireless network.
However, the operating range of your wireless connection can vary significantly depending on the
physical placement of your Router.
And pay attention to the followings:
Place it around the central area which your laptops, smart phones and other devices usually
surround, and preferably within line of sight to your wireless devices.
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Put it on an elevated spot such as a high shelf, keeping the number of walls and ceilings to a
minimum between the Router and other clients such as computers and smart phones.
Keep it away from electrical devices that are potential sources of interference, such as ceiling
fans, home security systems or microwaves.
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Keep it away from any large metal surfaces, such as a solid metal door or aluminum studs.
Keep it away from other materials such as glass, insulated walls, fish tanks, mirrors, brick, and
concrete that may also affect your wireless signal.
2 Connect Your Router
Connect your Router to the Internet
Select type 1 if a modem is required for your Internet access, and select type 2 if you access the
Internet without a modem.
Type 1: Telephone Line/FTTH (Fiber To The Home)/Cable Access
Connect the cable (prepared by yourself) from the Internet side to your modem.
Connect the modem to the WAN port of the Router.
Insert the power adapter to your Router’s Power port, and plug the other end to a power outlet.
Insert your modem’s power adapter to the power interface, and plug the other end to a power
outlet.
Type 2: Ethernet Cable Access
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Insert the Ethernet cable from the Internet side into the WAN port of the Router.
Insert the power adapter to your Router’s Power port, and plug the other end to a power outlet.
Connect a computer to the Router
Select wired or wireless connection as you like to connect your computer to the Router.
Wired Connection
Connect an Ethernet cable (included in the packet) to the Ethernet port of your computer, and insert
the other end of the Ethernet cable into 1/2/3 port of the Router.
Wireless Connection
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The default WiFi name
is on the label of
router’s bottom panel.
No WiFi password set
by default.
Procedure: On your computer with wireless adapter or other wireless devices, find and select the
Router’s WiFi name, and join it.
Tips
1. If you don’t know how to join your WiFi, please refer to 5 Join Your WiFi.
2. Either WiFi (SSID) or WiFi password is changed, devices are required to reconnect with WiFi
manually once again.
3. The devices can only access the Internet after you finish Internet configuration.
3 Log in to the Router’s User Interface
Launch a web browser on your connected computer, type tendawifi.com or 192.168.0.1 in the address
bar, and tap Enter on the keyboard.
There are 10 languages (English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Polski, Română, Magyar,
Português, Türkçe) of the User Interface. And it will match with the browser’s language
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automatically. You can also select a language manually.
Tips
If the Router’s Quick Setup Wizard page doesn’t appear after the operation above when you access
the Router at the first time, please refer to the solutions in FAQ > Q1.
4 Specify the Internet Settings
After the steps above, you will log in to the Router’s Quick Setup Wizard if you access the Router at
the first time or restore your Router to factory default. The Router will detect your connection type
automatically.
Follow the corresponding steps to complete the Internet settings according to your Router’s
detection result.
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Dynamic IP PPPoE Static IP
Dynamic IP
If the following page appears, it indicates that your connection type is Dynamic IP. No
parameter is required, just click Next to continue.
Customize your WiFi name, and password, then click Next to continue.
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Wired Connection
If you connect to the Router via an Ethernet cable, refer to the following info:
When the following page appears, it indicates that you can access the Internet now. If you want to
experience more features, click More to log in to the Router’s user Interface.
When the following page appears, it indicates that you cannot access the Internet. After a few
seconds, the Status page will appear. Check the Connection Status on the Status page, and try
solving the problem according to the onscreen instructions. Please refer to Internet Connection
Status for details.
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Wireless Connection
If you connect to the Router wirelessly, refer to the following info:
When the following page appears, it indicates that you can access the Internet now. The wireless
connection will disconnect. You need to use the new WiFi name and password you set in Quick
Setup Wizard to connect to the Router again.
When the following page appears, it indicates that you cannot access the Internet. The wireless
connection will disconnect. You need to use the new WiFi name and password you set in Quick
Setup Wizard to connect to the Router again. And Log in to the Router’s User Interface, check the
Connection Status on the Status page, and try solving the problem according to the onscreen
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instructions. Please refer to Internet Connection Status for details.
PPPoE
If the following page appears, it indicates that your connection type is PPPoE. Type the user
name and password your Internet Service Provider provided, and click Next.
Customize your WiFi name, and password, then click Next to continue.
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Wired Connection
If you connect to the Router via an Ethernet cable, refer to the following info:
When the following page appears, it indicates that you can access the Internet now. If you want to
experience more features, click More to log in to the Router’s user Interface.
When the following page appears, it indicates that you cannot access the Internet. After a few
seconds, the Status page will appear. Check the Connection Status on the Status page, and try
solving the problem according to the onscreen instructions. Please refer to Internet Connection
Status for details.
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Wireless Connection
If you connect to the Router wireless, refer to the following info:
When the following page appears, it indicates that you can access the Internet now. The wireless
connection will disconnect. You need to use the new WiFi name and password you set in Quick
Setup Wizard to connect to the Router again.
When the following page appears, it indicates that you cannot access the Internet. The wireless
connection will disconnect. You need to use the new WiFi name and password you set in Quick
Setup Wizard to connect to the Router again. And Log in to the Router’s User Interface, check the
Connection Status on the Status page, and try solving the problem according to the onscreen
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instructions. Please refer to Internet Connection Status for details.
Tips
It may take a few seconds to check your PPPoE use name and password. So please wait for a few
seconds, and refer to the Connection Status on the Status page.
Static IP
If the following page appears, it indicates that your connection type is Static IP. Type the static
IP, subnet mask, default gateway, and preferred DNS server provided by your Internet Service
Provider.
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Customize your WiFi name, and password, then click Next to continue.
Wired Connection
If you connect to the Router via an Ethernet cable, refer to the following info:
When the following page appears, it indicates that you can access the Internet now. If you want to
experience more features, click More to log in to the Router’s user Interface.
When the following page appears, it indicates that you cannot access the Internet. After a few
seconds, the Status page will appear. Check the Connection Status on the Status page, and try
solving the problem according to the onscreen instructions. Please refer to Internet Connection
Status for details.
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Wireless Connection
If you connect to the Router wireless, refer to the following info:
When the following page appears, it indicates that you can access the Internet now. The wireless
connection will disconnect. You need to use the new WiFi name and password you set in Quick
Setup Wizard to connect to the Router again.
When the following page appears, it indicates that you cannot access the Internet. The wireless
connection will disconnect. You need to use the new WiFi name and password you set in Quick
Setup Wizard to connect to the Router again. And Log in to the Router’s User Interface, check the
Connection Status on the Status page, and try solving the problem according to the onscreen
instructions. Please refer to Internet Connection Status for details.
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Tips
It may take a few seconds to check your static IP info. So please wait for a few seconds, and refer to
the Connection Status on the Status page.
5 Join Your WiFi
This part instructs you how to connect to your wireless network via your notebook or other wireless
devices. We take Windows 8, Windows 7, iPad/iPhone, and Android as examples here. Choose the
corresponding configuration steps according to your needs.
Windows 8
Click the icon on the bottom right corner of your desktop.
Tips
1. If you cannot find the icon , please move your cursor to the top right corner of your desktop,
select Settings > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center >
Change adapter settings, right click Wi-Fi and select Connect/Disconnect.
2. If you cannot find your WiFi from the list, ensure the Airplane Mode is not enabled on your
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computer.
Select your WiFi name from the list, click Connect and then follow onscreen instructions.
Connected successfully.
Windows 7
Click the icon on the bottom right corner of your desktop. Select your WiFi name from the list,
click Connect and then follow onscreen instructions.
Tips
If you cannot find the icon , please move your mouse to the bottom left corner of your desktop,
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select Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Change
adapter settings, right click Wireless Network Connection and select Connect/Disconnect.
iPad/iPhone
Click on Settings. Click Wi-Fi, and choose your SSID. Enter
your Wireless password, and click Join.
Connected successfully.
Android
Click on Settings. Click WLAN to enter your WLAN settings.
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Enable your WLAN, and select your SSID. Enter your wireless password, and click Connect.
When your WiFi is connected successfully, it will display Connected.
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III Specify Additional Settings
This Chapter describes the additional features of your Router, such as Wireless, Bandwidth Control,
Wireless Repeating, Parental Controls, and etc.
Click the following icons (shortcut) to go to the corresponding features.
1 Status
In Status page, you can check the Internet connection status, attached Devices’ real-time statistics,
and system info.
Internet Connection Status
If the Connection Status displays You can surf the Internet, you can access the Internet.
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If you cannot access the Internet after complete the Internet settings, you can check the connection
status, and follow the onscreen instructions to solve the problem.
If the Connection Status displays WAN Port unplugged! Please plug the Internet cable into it, check
the connection of the WAN port, and verify that the WAN port is well connected. Then refresh the
page. If the problem persists, change the Ethernet cable on the WAN port, and try again.
If the Connection Status displays Get an IP Successfully, but cannot surf the Internet. Please contact
Your ISP, contact your Internet Server Provider (ISP) for help. If you are using Wireless Repeating
feature, check if the wireless base station (the router you bridge) enables PPPoE server.
If the Connection Status displays No response from the remote server. Please contact your ISP for
help, contact your Internet Server Provider (ISP) for help. If you are using Wireless Repeating
feature, check if the wireless base station’s (the router you bridge) DHCP server is disabled.
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If the Connection Status displays The router has obtained a valid IP address but cannot access the
Internet. Please try the solutions below one by one, try to solve the problem as follows:
1. Verify that you select the correct connection type. Refer to select your connection type for details.
2. Click Clone MAC address, or refer to Clone MAC.
3. Try to log in to the router’s user Interface on another computer.
4. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for help.
Attached Devices and Real-time Statistics
This part allows you to view how many devices are connected to your router, and their real-time
statistics.
Meanwhile, you can click this area to go to Bandwidth Control part. Bandwidth Control allows you
to control the attached devices’ download/upload speed. Please refer to Bandwidth Control for details.
System Info
This part allows you to view this Router’s system information, such as: connection type, WAN IP,
and etc.
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2 Internet
If you don’t set up your Internet connection by following Quick Setup Wizard, or want to change
your Internet settings, you can refer to this page.
Select your connection type
There are three types of Internet connection on the Internet Settings page: PPPoE, Dynamic IP and
Static IP. Usually the Quick Setup Wizard will help you to finish Internet settings, and you can also
configure them by yourself.
Refer to the instructions in the form below to select your Internet connection type. And follow the
corresponding steps to complete your Internet settings.
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Connection Type
The parameters your Internet Service Provider provided for Internet access
PPPoE
User name and password.
Dynamic IP
Nothing.
Static IP
Static IP address, subnet mask, gateway, DNS server info.
PPPoE
Select PPPoE.
Enter the user name and password provided by your ISP in the User Name and Password field.
Click OK.
Check the Connection Status. If it displays You can surf the Internet, it indicates you can access
the Internet now. (Parameters below in the picture are for an example only.)
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Dynamic IP
Select Dynamic IP and click OK.
Check the Connection Status. If it displays You can surf the Internet, it indicates you can access
the Internet now.
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Static IP
Select Static IP.
Enter the Static IP and other parameters provided by your ISP in the corresponding field.
Click OK.
Check the Connection Status. If it displays You can surf the Internet, it indicates you can access
the Internet now. (Parameters below in the picture are for an example only.)
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3 Wireless
This section offers some features to manage your wireless network, such as WiFi Signal Strength,
WiFi Schedule, and etc.
WiFi ON/OFF Button
The WiFi ON/OFF button allows you to turn on/off your WiFi. It is enabled by default.
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, click Wireless. Click WiFi ON/OFF button to enable/disable
your WiFi, and click OK on the bottom of the page to activate the settings.
Change your WiFi name/password
This part allows you to change your WiFi name, select your wireless security mode, and set up or
change your WiFi password. Remember to click OK on the bottom of the page to save the settings
you configure.
Hide WiFi: If the Hide WiFi option is checked, the wireless devices cannot search the WiFi name of
the Router. To connect to your Router’s WiFi, you need know the WiFi name in advance and enter
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the WiFi name on each wireless client manually.
Security Mode: The router offers three security modes: WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK (Recommended),
and WPA/WPA2-PSK Mixed. You can select one according to your needs. Or you can select None
to share your WiFi with others without requiring a password. There is no WiFi password and
security mode set by default. But if you set up a WiFi password in Quick Setup Wizard, the security
mode will be changed to WPA2-PSK (Recommended).
WiFi Signal Strength
The Router offers two levels of signal strength: low and high (default). Select Low if it can satisfy
you. Standard offers the widest coverage range while High has strong capability of penetrating wall.
Select one from them according to your needs. Remember to click OK on the bottom of the page to
save the settings you configure.
WiFi Schedule
This feature allows you to specify WiFi ON/OFF time. For example, assume that you want to turn off
your WiFi during 23:00~06:00, from Monday to Sunday, you can configure it as follows:
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Click Enable button to enable the feature.
Select 23:00 and 06:00.
Select Everyday, or check the options before the days, from Mon to Sun.
Click OK to activate the settings.
WPS
WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) allows you to join the WiFi network without typing the WiFi password.
You can establish a WPS connection to your wireless Router via WPS button, or PIN code.
To establish a WPS connection:
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, click Wireless, and click to enable the WPS feature.
Use a WPS button
If your wireless device has a WPS push button, you can use it to connect to the Router.
Method:
Click the PBC button on the webpage, OR push the WPS button on the router.
❶ Click the WPS button on the Webpage.
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❷ Click OK on the bottom of the page to activate the settings.
You can also use the hardware button on the rear panel of the router.
Press the WPS button on the back panel of the Router for 1~3 seconds, and then release it.
Within 2 minutes, enable WPS feature on your wireless device.
(Take SAMSUNG cellphone as an example)
Enter the WLAN setting page, and tap the icon on the bottom left corner on the cellphone.
Then select WPS push button on the pop-up subpage. The cellphone’s WPS feature is enabled.
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Then the Router will negotiate with the cellphone, and establish WPS connection.
Use a PIN code
If your wireless device requires a PIN code, enter the PIN code on the page into the required box.
Tips
1. When the WPS feature is enabled, the security mode and WiFi password cannot be changed.
2. If you use the PIN code to establish a WPS connection, the WiFi password will be changed into a
random password with 63 characters.
Wireless Parameters
In this part, you can change the basic settings of your wireless network.
Network Option
This Router supports 4 network options. To change the network option, select it from the Network
Mode list. The default one is optimum.
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Mode
Compatibility
Wireless Speed
11b/g/n
Allows 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11n devices to join the network.
Up to 300 Mbps
11b/g
Allows 802.11b and 802.11g devices to join the network.
Up to 54 Mbps
11b
Allows 802.11b devices to join the network.
Up to 11 Mbps
11g
Allows 802.11g devices to join the network.
Up to 54 Mbps
Wireless Channel
To change the wireless channel, select one from the Wireless Channel list. Do not change the channel
unless you experience interference (shown by lost wireless connection or slow data transfers). If this
happens, experiment with different channels to see which the best is. The recommended channel
spacing between adjacent access points is four channels (for example, use channel 1 and 5, or 6 and
10).
Channel Width
Select any of these channel widths to accommodate higher transmission speeds:
Auto: When the channel width is Auto, the channel width will switch among 20MHZ and
40MHZ according to the situation of the current wireless network. The channel width is set to
Auto by default. Keep the default unless you encounter some issues with your wireless
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connection.
20MHZ: Select this width if you encounter some issues with your wireless connection.
40MHZ: This bandwidth can maximize the wireless throughput. But it can only be selected when
the Network Option is 11b/g/n.
4 Bandwidth Control
Bandwidth Control improves network performance by specifying the download/upload speed for
connected clients. The example below is for you to consult to configure Bandwidth Control based on
your own demands.
Example
Always several devices share 4M broadband service in your home. You recently have to watch lots
of news videos to prepare for a special program but only to find it’s hard to go through the videos
smoothly. Your notebook starves for more bandwidths.
In this case, you can choose to configure a download bandwidth rule in Bandwidth Control to allocate
sufficient bandwidth for your notebook. Upload bandwidth rule is not always used unless you have
to upload lots of files and videos.
Configuration
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Bandwidth Control.
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❶ Select a download speed for your notebook. ❷ Click OK to activate your settings.
To prevent unknown device from assessing the Router
You can see the attached devices in Attached Devices list. If you find that there is unknown device
connected to your router, you can click the Internet Access button to prevent it from accessing the
Internet via your Router.
❶ Click the unknown device’s Internet Access button to block it.
❷ Click OK to activate the settings.
After the settings saved successfully, you can find the unknown device will appear in Blocked
Devices list.
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Click Remove and OK button if change your mind. It will come back to Attached Devices list.
5 Wireless Repeating
The Router can also act as a wireless repeater to extend wireless signal. The wireless repeater can
have wired and wireless devices, and access the Internet when it connects to the wireless base station.
There are two types of Wireless Repeating: WISP and Universal Repeater. When the Router works
under WISP mode, it assigns IP addresses to its clients by itself. And the clients obtain IP addresses
from the base station the Router bridges when the Router works under Universal repeater mode.
You can select WISP OR Universal repeater to extend your wireless network.
You need two routers: one set up as a Router which acts as a base station, and the other set up as a
bridge.
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Wireless Router
Wireless Router in Bridge Mode
Example
You can install the first Router (Router A) in a room that located on the first floor which has your
Internet connection, then set up the second Router (Router B) in bridge modes. And place the
Router B in a different room that has your home entertainment center which located on the second
floor. Connect the second Router (Router B) to your computer, game console, and etc.
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WiFi Name (SSID):
Tenda_666666-ZL
WiFi Password: zl666666
1
To set up a WISP bridge
Configure Router B:
Generally, you don’t need configure the Router A.
Check and make a note of the WiFi name and password of the Router A to which this Router
(Router B) will connect.
(Parameters here are for an example)
❷ Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Wireless Repeating. Click the WISP button to
enable the WISP feature.
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3
4
5
Find and click the WiFi name (wireless network name) of the base station (Router A).
Type the WiFi password of the base station (Router A), and click OK on the bottom of the page.
Click OK on the prompt window.
After this Router (Router B) auto-reboots, it will log in to the Router’s (Router B’s) User Interface
automatically. Click Wireless Repeating, and check Connection Status. When it displays
Connected, it indicates that you bridge successfully.
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Click Status, and check the Connection Status. When it displays Connected! You can surf the
Internet, it indicates that you can access the Internet. If not, please refer to Internet Connection
Status.
If the bridge failed, try solving the problem as follows:
Verify that the Router A’s DHCP server is enabled. If not,
Enable the Router A’s DHCP sever.
Or log in to Router B’s User Interface, click Internet, select Static IP, type the required info in
the corresponding field, and click OK.
Tips
1. When the Wireless Repeating feature is enabled, the Wireless Schedule and WPS features are not
available.
2. If Router A has a PPPoE server, and it’s enabled, log in to Router B’s User Interface, click
Internet, select PPPoE, and type the required user name and password in the corresponding field,
and click OK.
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WiFi Name (SSID):
Tenda_666666-ZL
WiFi Password: zl666666
1
To set up a Universal Repeater bridge
Configure Router B:
Generally, you don’t need configure the Router A.
Note
The DHCP of Router A MUST be enabled.
❶ Check and make a note of the WiFi name and password of the Router A to which this Router
(Router B) will connected.
(Parameters here are for an example)
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3
4
❷ Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Wireless Repeating. Click the Universal
Repeater button to enable the Universal Repeater feature.
Find and click the WiFi name (wireless network name) of the base station (Router A).
Type the WiFi password of the base station, and click OK on the bottom of the page.
Click OK on the prompt windows.
After this Router (Router B) auto-reboots, it will log in to the Router’s (Router B’s) User Interface
automatically. Click Wireless Repeating, and check Connection Status. When it displays it
indicates that you bridge successfully.
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Click Status, and check the Connection Status. When it displays Bridged successfully in Universal
Repeater mode, it indicates that you can access the Internet. If not, please refer to Internet
Connection Status.
Tips
1. When the Wireless Repeating feature is enabled, the Wireless Schedule and WPS features are not
available.
2. You can only use the domain name www.tendawifi.com to login to the router B’s user interface.
6 Parental Controls
With Parental Controls, you can only allow your teenager to visit some specified sites and restrict
access by time.
To control access to the Internet:
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Parental Controls.
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2
❶ Click the pen icon to customize a name for the device you want to control, for example: Kid’s
cellphone.
❷ Select the device you want to control, and click the Manage button to enable the feature.
Select the time you allow your teenager to access the Internet, for example: 19:00~21:00. And
specify the days for repeat. Check the options before the days, such as Friday and Saturday.
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Click OK on the bottom of the page.
To use key words to allow Internet Websites
To block your teenager from visiting some inappropriate and dangerous sites, you can only allow
them to visit the appropriate and safe Internet websites you specify or forbid them to visit the Internet
sites you specify.
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Parental Controls.
❶ Select the device you want to control, and click the Manage button to enable the feature.
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❷ Select Only Permit or Only Forbid according to your needs.
For example, you want to forbid your teenager to visit facebook website. Configure it as follows:
Select Only Forbid from Website Restrictions.
Type facebook in Website Specified field, and click Add.
Click OK on the bottom of the page to activate the settings.
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When the settings take effect, your teenager cannot visit facebook website, and the websites that
contain facebook.
7 Advanced
This section will explain more features such as: Static IP Address Assignment, Port Forwarding,
DMZ Host, DDNS, and UPnP.
Static IP Address Assignment
Some features, such as Bandwidth Control, Parental Controls, Port Forwarding, and DMZ Host,
require the devices to have a static IP. Static IP address assignment feature can assign a static IP to a
specified device manually for some IP-based features.
If you want your computer always to get a static IP address 192.168.0.100, follow the steps below:
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Advanced.
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5
C8:9C:DC:60:54:69
❶ Make a note of the MAC address of your computer. Assume that it’s C8:9C:DC:60:54:69 here.
❷ Type 192.168.0.100 in IP Address field.
Type C8:9C:DC:60:54:69 in MAC Address field.
Customize a name for your computer for easy recognition.
Click the icon , and click OK on the bottom of the page to activate the settings.
When the settings take effect, your computer will always obtain the IP address 192.168.0.100.
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Tips:
1. When you set up some IP-based features, such as Bandwidth Control or Parental Controls, for a
device, the device’s MAC address will be attached to its current IP address automatically. You can
see it in Static IP Address Assignment field. And this rule cannot be deleted.
2. If you want to detach an IP address from a device, click the icon , and then click OK on the
bottom of the page to activate the settings.
Port Forwarding
Port Forwarding feature helps you to direct network traffic from the Internet to a specific port of the
device on your local network. If you have a server in your home network, you can allow certain types
of incoming traffic to reach the server. For example, you might want to make a local web server or
FTP server visible and available to the Internet.
Example
You have a FTP server (IP: 192.168.0.150) in your home network. When work in the company, you
want to visit the resources on the FTP server.
Configuration
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Advanced.
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4
❶ Type the IP address of the computer that established the FTP server 192.168.0.150.
❷ Select the FTP server default port (21).
If you know the WAN IP address (public IP address) of your company’s network, select
Manual in External IP pull-down list, and type it in the External IP box. If you don’t know that,
select All IP.
When you select an internal port from the Internal Port pull-down list, the extranet port will be
auto-filled. If you select Manual, you need to enter the external port manually, too.
Select a protocol for the rule. If you don’t know which protocol the rule will use, you can select
Both.
Click the icon , click OK on the bottom of the page to activate the settings.
Verification
When you’re in the company, you can use your computer to access the FTP server by entering
“ftp://183.37.211.8:21” in a browser.
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2
Note
1. For the stability of the feature, you’d better attach the IP address of your local server (Here in the
example: 192.168.0.150) to the device established the FTP server. Please refer to Static IP Address
Assignment for details.
2. You can use the public WAN IP address of the Router to access the FTP server remotely, but most
people don’t know it is or when this number changes as the public WAN IP of the Router is usually
dynamic. To solve the problem, you can use the DDNS feature.
DMZ Host
The DMZ host allows a particular interface or computer to have a direct access to some special
massages via the Router without any firewall or network address translator (NAT) to mask the true
identity of the interface or computer. These special messages refer to an HTTP server or FTP server.
Your Router contains its DMZ settings shown as the screenshot below.
Example
You want to create a DMZ host in your computer for messages transmitting via the HTTP server.
Configuration
Login to the Router’s User Interface, click Advanced to configure detailed settings.
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❶ Select Enable button to enable the feature.
❷ Enter the IP address of your computer (for example: 192.168.0.100 here. It is the IP address of the
computer with DMZ host created) in the Host IP field.
Click OK on the bottom of the page to activate your settings.
Note
Once enabled, the DMZ host loses protection from the firewall and becomes vulnerable to Internet
attacks. If you do not need to use DMZ host, disable it as soon as possible.
DDNS
Generally, Internet service providers (ISPs) assign IP addresses to identify each Internet account.
Most ISPs use dynamically assigned IP addresses. It means that the IP address can change at any time.
So when you use some WAN IP-based features, such as Port Forwarding, and etc., you cannot know
the WAN IP of your Router. To solve the problem, you can use DDNS feature.
Register a free DDNS account, and set up your Router to use this account.
Configuration
Login to the Router’s User Interface, click Advanced.
If you don’t register a free DDNS account, click Register Now to get one.
If you already have a DDNS account, follow the steps below to set up the Router.
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❶ Check the Enable option to enable the feature.
❷ Select the service provider of your DDNS account, dyndns.org here.
Type the DDNS host name, username, and password in the corresponding boxes: tenda,
12345678 and tenda.dyndns.org.
Click OK on the bottom of the page to activate the settings.
When it’s connected successfully, you can use the domain name tenda.dyndns.org to replace the
WAN IP address of the Router. For example, you can use ftp://tenda.dyndns.org:21 instead of
ftp://183.37.211.8:21 to visit FTP server when you use Port Forwarding feature.
Note
If your ISP assigns a private WAN IP address (such as 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x), the DDNS feature
does not work because private addresses are not routed on the Internet.
UPnP
When UPnP is enabled on your Router, a network device possessing a specific purpose can be
identified and used automatically by another computer or device in your network.
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Advanced > UPnP.
It is advisable to keep the default settings.
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8 Administration
This section describes how to administer and maintain your Router and home network.
Login Password
To secure your network, you’d better change the login password termly.
To set up a login password:
❶ Type a password (5-32 characters) in New Password field.
❷ Type the password again in Repeat New Password to confirm it.
Click OK on the bottom of the page to activate the settings.
After you set up a login password, a password is required when you log in to the Router’s User
Interface.
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MTU
Applications
1500
Typical for connections that do not use PPPoE or VPN
1492
Used in PPPoE environments.
Here you can select a language according to your needs.
WAN Parameters
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Administration.
MTU
Do not change the default value unless necessary. If you are unable to open some website, to receive
or send emails, etc., try to minimize the MTU value until your network returns to normal.
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1472
Maximum size to use for pinging. (Larger packets are fragmented.)
1468
Used in some DHCP environments.
1436
Used in PPTP environments or with VPN.
Tips
An incorrect MTU setting can cause Internet communication problems. You might not be able to
access certain websites, secure login pages, or FTP or POP servers.
Clone MAC
Some ISPs will bind your broadband account info and a specified MAC address of your computer
together. If you can only access the Internet with a specified computer without a Router, you can try
cloning MAC address for normal Internet access. By default, it clones the factory MAC address (the
MAC address of the router). If you want to clone the MAC address of the current attached computer,
select Clone Local Host’s MAC and click OK on the bottom of the page.
If you want to clone other MAC address, or change the Router’s MAC address, select Manual and
type the Mac address in the following box.
WAN Speed
By default, the WAN rate is Auto. Generally, it is not advisable to change the default value. When
the cable length between your Router and the remote device (modem, Router, etc.) is relatively long,
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you can set WAN rate to 10M FDX or 10MHDX to enhance transmission rate.
LAN Parameters
Here you can change the LAN IP address, enable/disable DHCP server, or specify the LAN IP address
pool and the lease time.
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Administration.
LAN IP & Subnet Mask
Here you can customize a LAN IP for your Router.
When you use the wireless repeating feature, you might need to change the LAN IP address in case
there is an IP conflict between the LAN IP of the Router and base station.
The Subnet Mask indicates the network number of the LAN IP address.
DHCP Server
DHCP server can automatically assign the broadband service information (IP Address, Subnet Mask,
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Gateway and DNS Server Address) to the computer or smartphone, or other devices in your network
wirelessly or via Ethernet cables. Do not disable this function until you want to configure the IP
address manually for each device in your network by yourself.
Tips
The DHCP Server option will be unchecked automatically when you use the Universal Repeater
feature.
Start and End IP
When the DHCP server is enabled, the Router will assign IP addresses to the attached devices. Start
and End IP address indicate the range of their IP addresses.
Lease Time
Select the lease time of the IP assigned automatically, say 1 day. When the lease time is used up, the
IP will renew automatically. So you don’t need to reset it manually.
Preferred DNS Server & Alternative DNS Server
The Preferred DNS and Alternative DNS server are usually the auto-filled when your connection type
is Dynamic IP or PPPoE. If your connection type is Static IP, the Preferred DNS and Alternative DNS
server info will be provided by your Internet Server Provider (ISP). You can also change them in this
field if it is required.
Remote Web Management
This section can help you to manage your Router remotely.
Example
You want to manage your home network when you are in the company. Assume that the WAN IP
address of your company’s network is 202.165.100.105, and it is a public IP address (because private
addresses are not routed on the Internet). And your Router at home is working properly, the WAN IP
is 190.136.2.5, and it’s a public IP address as well.
Now configure the Router to provide remote web management.
Configuration
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Administration.
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❶ Check the Enable option to enable the feature.
❷ Select Custom and type the remote IP Address in the box: 202.165.100.105 here.
If you don’t know the WAN IP of your company’s network, you can select Anyone here.
8080 is the default port number of remote Web management. Don’t change the default settings if
unnecessary.
Click OK on the bottom of the page to activate the settings.
Verification
When you’re in the company, you can use your computer to access your Router’s User Interface by
entering http://190.136.2.5:8080 in a browser.
Remote Web Management + DDNS
However, in the example above, the WAN IP of the Router in your home may be dynamic. You can
give the WAN IP a static host name via DDNS to maintain the connection between your Router and
the computer in your company. Go to “DDNS” for details to configure a username, password, and
domain name.
Assume you signed up an account tenda01.dyndns.org from dyndns.org, the username is tenda01,
and the password is 1234567890.
After you bind a static hostname to the WAN IP, when you’re in the company, you can also access
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the Router’s User Interface by entering http://tenda01.dyndns.org:8080 in a browser of your
computer in the company.
Date & Time
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Administration.
This part is used to set the Router’s system time. The Router can auto-recognize your computer’s
time zone. You can also select your time zone. When the Router accesses the Internet, you will get
the GMT time from the Internet and the system will automatically connect to NTP server to
synchronize the time.
Tips
To make some time-based features (e.g. WiFi Schedule, and Parental Controls) effective, the time
should be set correctly.
Device Management
Log in to the Router’s User Interface, and click Administration.
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Reboot Router
Rebooting the Router will activate any modified settings on the Router. When the parameters you set
cannot take effect or the Router cannot be used normally, please try rebooting your Router to solve
these problems. Note that when the Router is rebooting, do not power off any relevant devices (Router,
computer, etc.).
Reset to Factory Defaults
Here you can restore this Router to factory default. Two methods are available here.
Method One: Log in to the Router’s User Interface, click Administration, and click Reset.
Method Two: Press and hold the RST button on the back panel of the Router for about 8 seconds
and then release it to reset the Router to factory default settings.
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Note
1. During the restoration, do not disconnect the power of the Router and other relevant devices.
2. Strongly recommend you not to restore the Router, unless the following sequence appears:
You have to access the Router but you cannot remember the login name and password.
Your Router does not work well, and you want to reconfigure it by following the Setup Wizard.
You cannot access the Internet, and Tenda technical support recommends you to restore to factory
default.
Export Syslog
If you want to have a good knowledge of system operation, or when you have difficulties in surfing
the Internet, you need to send your system logs to Tenda technical supporters, you can go to this field
to export your Royer’s syslog.
Just click Export, then the syslog will be downloaded to your computer.
Firmware Upgrade
Tenda official website offers the latest software version for your Router. Follow steps below to
upgrade the device if you want.
Configuration
❶ Download the firmware file from Tenda official website http://www.tendacn.com, save and
unzip it to your local computer.
❷ Click Browse… to locate and select the upgrade file (.bin file) you saved.
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❸ Click OK on the pop-up window to start the upgrade process.
Note
While upgrading, verify that your computer is connected to the Router with an Ethernet cable, and
the Router and your computer are kept with power supply. If not, damage might be done to the
Router.
Sys Auto Maintenance
Auto Maintenance helps you to maintain your Router, improve your Router’s performance and extend
the Router’s lifecycle. So keep the Enable option be checked if unnecessary.
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IV Appendix
This Chapter provides you with more information about how to configure your computer, common
questions and answers, and etc.
This section contains the following items:
Configure Your computer
FAQs
Technical Support
Safety and Emission Statement
1 Configure Your Computer
Windows 8
❶ Right click the icon on the bottom right corner of your desktop. Click Open Network and
Sharing Center.
>
Tips
If you cannot find the icon , please move your cursor to the top right corner of your desktop, select
Settings > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing.
❷ Click Ethernet > Properties.
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❸ Find and double click Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4). Select Obtain an IP address
automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically and click OK.
>
❹ Click OK on the Ethernet Properties window (see ❸ for the screenshot).
Windows 7
❶ Click the icon on the bottom right corner of your desktop. Click Open Network and Sharing
Center.
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Tips
If you cannot find the icon on the bottom right corner of your desktop, follow steps below: Click
Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center.
❷ Click Local Area Connection > Properties.
❸ Find and double click Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv4). Select Obtain an IP address
automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically and click OK.
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>
❹ Click OK on the Local Area Connection Properties window (see ❸ for the screenshot).
Windows XP
❶ Right click My Network Places on your desktop and select Properties. Right click Local Area
Connection and select Properties.
>
❷ Scroll down to find and double click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Select Obtain an IP address
automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically and click OK.
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❸ Click OK on the Local Area Connection Properties window (see ❷ for the screenshot).
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2 FAQs
Read the following Frequently Asked Questions if you are running into problems.
Q1: I cannot log in to the wireless router’s User Interface. What should I do?
A1: Please follow the instructions below step by step.
a. Verify the Ethernet cable between your computer and the router is intact and well-connected. If not,
use another Ethernet cable.
b. Clear cache of your browser, or open another web browser.
c. Double check the TCP/IP settings on your computer. Verify if it is set to obtain an IP automatically.
d. Press and hold the WPS/RST button for about 8 seconds, and then release it to restore factory
settings; then try to login again.
e. Try to login on another computer, smart phone or iPad.
Q2: I forget my WiFi password, what should I do?
A2: Please follow the instructions below step by step.
a. Log in to the wireless router’s User Interface, and find Wireless > WiFi Name and Password.
b. If you also forget the login password unfortunately, restore the router to factory default, and set up
a WiFi password and a login password again. There are no WiFi password and login password by
default.
Restore Method: Press and hold the WPS/RST button for about 8 seconds and then release it.
Q3: I cannot access the Internet after completing the configuration according to the instructions. What
should I do?
A3: Please follow the instructions below step by step.
a. Please check the connection and verify if it is well-connected.
b. Check whether you can access the Internet by connecting to the modem directly (without the router).
If not, please double check the configuration of your modem or consult your ISP.
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Country
Hotline
Global Hotline
(86) 755-27657180
United States
1-800-570-5892
Australia
1300787922
New Zealand
800787922
HongKong
00852-81931998
Canada Hotline
1-888-998-8966
Type
Details
Skype
Tendasz
Website
http:// www.tendacn.com
E-mail
support@tenda.com.cn
3 Technical Support
If you still have some problems, please contact our technical support.
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4 Safety and Emission Statement
CE Mark Warning
CE Mark Warning
This is a Class B product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference, in
which case the user may be required to take adequate measures. This device complies with EU
1999/5/EC.
NOTE: (1) The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by
unauthorized modifications to this equipment. (2) To avoid unnecessary radiation interference, it is
recommended to use a shielded RJ45 cable.
FCC Statement
FCC Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio
or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
— Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
— Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
— Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
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Producto
NOMBRE DEL PRODUCTO:
Router Inalámbrico N300 de Alto Poder
MODELO: FH456
Alimentador de Energía:
Alimentación: 100-240 ca 50/60Hz, 0.3A
Salida: 9V cc 0.6A
PAIS DE ORIGEN: CHINA
connected.
— Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitter.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized
modifications to this equipment.
Radiation Exposure Statement
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between
the radiator & your body.
NOTE: (1) The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by
unauthorized modifications to this equipment. (2) To avoid unnecessary radiation interference, it is
recommended to use a shielded RJ45 cable.
NOM
LA OPERACIóN DE ESTE DISPOSITIVO ESTA SUJETA A LAS SIGUIENTES CONDICIONES:
a) Es posible que este equipo o dispositivo no cause interferencia perjudicial.
b) Este equipo o dispositivo debe aceptar cualquier tipo de interferencia, incluyendo la que pueda
causar su operación no deseada.
Estimado usuario: Antes de utilizar este producto lo invitamos a leer el siguiente manual para que
conozca todas sus funciones y caracteristicas.
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