Configure as a Access Point and not use the powerline functionality
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Can the AV2000 be configured as an access point? I already have ethernet in the rooms but would like to use the functionality of the AV2000 rather than other base stations
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The TL-PA9020Pkit is a powerline adapter, it does not support access point mode.
For the TL-PA9020Pkit, it is used to provide LAN ports for wired devices, there is no wifi function. To make it work, you can connect one of them to the main router by ethernet cable and relocate the other one after you paired them.
They can work like an access point, but they communicate with each other via power line and there is no wifi function.
Note: The model which starts with TL-WPAxx supports wifi function.
May it help and have a good day.
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thanks for you response Kevin.
Is there a better option from tp link for a multi band access point that I can plug into a PowerPoint? I have the ac1750 but it would be good to get something with a smaller form.
kind regards
russell
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There are some dual band access points from TP-Link. Like AP500.
https://www.tp-link.com/support/download/ap500/
To use it as an access point, it need connect to the router by wired cable all the time.
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Hi,
I'm not a total noob, but not even close to being an expert when it comes to networking stuff. I manage to configure my AP (second router sets to AP mode), it's WR844N through a pair of powerline unit with a single purpose to serve my soundbar with a stable and strong wireless signal. A wired connection is preferable but that gets in the way of my chromecasting need. What I'd like to know is that, contrary to the guide, my AP's wireless won't work if I connect the poweline ethernet output to my AP's LAN port but works flawlessly if plugged into the WAN port (the one with blue color). Why did this happen? Have I done this correctly?
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