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SETUP GUIDE
Speedport W 100 Repeater
GETTING STARTED
• To use the Speedport W 100 Repeater, you must establish a wireless connection between the repeater and a WPS-enabled
WLAN router. WPS or a Wi-Fi protected setup is a secure wireless connection.
• Using the repeater, you will be able to connect other wireless devices that were previously either out of range, or that had a
very weak signal reception.
• The repeater only needs to be synchronized with your wireless network once, when restarted it will automatically connect
with the wireless network it was previously connected to.
• By placing the repeater in an area that still has sufficient signal strength, the repeater will then extend the broadcast range
of your wireless router. The maximum distance between router and repeater is approximately 150 meters in an environment
free of obstructions or signal interference.
• Using a Wi-Fi protected setup (WPS) makes it easy to utilize the integrated security features of your existing wireless network. If you have already configured a secure wireless connection on your computer, tablet, or mobile phone for example;
you will automatically be connected to your network via the repeater without having to reconfigure these devices, or reenter
the password.
• NOTE: The repeater is only compatible with WPS-enabled routers, it is not possible to use multiple repeaters.
REPEATER SETUP | STEP-BY-STEP
1. Plug the repeater into a power receptacle.
For the initial setup, plug the repeater into a suitable AC power receptacle near your
router and or computer.
When plugged in, the repeater’s control LED will start blinking white indicating that
the device is starting up. When the white LED is constantly on this indicates that the
device is ready to be synched to a WPS-enabled modem, but is not yet connected.
NOTE: After completing the initial configuration your settings will be saved and you
will be able to unplug the repeater and relocate it for optimal coverage.
2. Press the WPS buttons to synchronize.
In summery, you must first press the WPS button on your WPS-enabled router, then press the WPS button on the repeater.
NOTE: The ARRIS WTM 652 cable modem/router for example has a “virtual” WPS button which is accessed over its configuration software, please see the section titled “Where’s my WPS button?”.
The control LED will first begin to blink green indicating that the
connection is being established.
When the green LED stops blinking and is constantly on this indicates
that the wireless connection has been successfully established. This
can take between 20 and 120 seconds depending on the wireless signal
strength.
If the LED begins blinking red this indicates that the connection has
failed. This can happen if the repeater is too far away from the router
and is not receiving adequate signal strength, move the repeater closer.