Powerline Adapters
The Powerline Adapters are mainly designed to extend your network to any room via existing power line. They are quite easy to setup while the transmission is stable and fast. In this section you can say hello to other members, ask, answer or discuss technical topics regarding Powerline Adapters.
Powerline Adapters
This Article Applies to: TL-WPA7510, TL-WPA9610, TL-WPA8730/8630(P) V2, WPA4220 V3, etc. Problem Description/ Phenomenon: What is Smart DHCP, and How does Smart DHCP work? Visit TP-Link Smart DHCP Mak
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Update: Official firmware of PGW2440 has already support EasyMesh, you could download official firmware from our official website: Download for PGW2440 KIT Hello everyone, We are currently working on
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Q: What can I do if the Powerline adapters do not work automatically via “plug & play”? A: In most cases, our Powerline adapters will pair up automatically. If not, please press the pair button on eac
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Trying to upgrade my devices from Firmware version 190506 to 190523 but keep getting "Update Failed" error. The performance I'm getting from my network is really slow and trying to determine why the n
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Hi all, first post and I'm a network newbie so go easy on me please! I hope this is the right area for this post. I just upgraded from 36mbps FTTC to 300mbps FTTP, but I'm getting quite a drop off in
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Just got my new 6 x PG2400P adapters to replace old system with 6 x TL-PA7017P. I was very surprised when the connection speed between devices decreased by three times and now just 150-200 mbps, was 5
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Hi, I hope someone can help with the following: We have been using the TL-WPA4220 KIT / AV600 for a few years without a problem. The extender stopped working for some reason. I switched it off and pai
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I apologize if this is a dumb question but perhaps someone here can help. Some background information...I'm running a mesh network at home with the help of powerline adapters, all from TP Link. I have
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Hi. I have just read but want to confirm. If I have a power line adaptor. Does the receiver need to have connection to the router WiFi. For OneMesh to work. So the powerline connection does not transf
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Apologies if this is a dumb question, but I'm not really "techie". The broadband router is located in my home office, but has limited LAN ports and no electrical sockets left unused. Can I use a 3-por
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