Thanks  @Virgo 

Did change that setting, with no success though.

Since I cannot have the same IP on both units, I changed it to ...251, and then it just went sour from there. 

No I basically cannot communicate witht he units. So, in order to remedy the situation, I did a reset.

After reset, the respose time is enormous, if they even respond. Most often not. I can wait 5-10-30 min, and the connection to the units doesn't timeout, but get nowhere with a blank screen, or I get the "system information is being updated..." message, freezing the unit.

Either way, I now have AP and Bridge setting but still no internet. 

I cannot check status as the Bridge unit is not responding. 

Getting these TP-link units is turning more and more into a mistake. I did read that the setting up was a bit complicated, but this is not complicated, it's non-functioning.

  @HenrikBage 

  @HenrikBage You really need a complete topology map to show what you are doing. I see you have two routers, which potentially means two DHCP servers, different subnets, etc.  Getting the two CPE210 connected it pretty straight forward but its difficult for anyone to assist if we cannot see what is going on with the routers on each end.