Deco M3 with AC1750
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Hello, I have a Tp-Link AC1750 wireless dual gigabit router and recently bought the Deco M3 system (Deco M4R + 2 Deco M3W) for better coverage at a 3-floor house.
What would you recommend to have the Deco + AC1750 working together? I wish to maximize the use of all these resources.
Shall I use all deco units as Access Point resources connecting the main Deco wired to the AC1750? (The AC1750 is wired connected to de ISP modem)
I appreciate your support
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Hello, you can use them together to boost the wifi signal.
First, you can use the AC1750 as the main router and the Deco as access point. ISP modem--AC1750--Deco M4R )))(((Deco M3W x 2
Or you can use the Deco M4R as the main router and connect the AC1750 to the Deco to boost wifi signal as an access point.
ISP modem--Deco M4R--AC1750
)))((( Deco M3W
You can refer to the articles below to get the difference between router mode and access point mode.
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2399/
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2420/
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Hello, you can use them together to boost the wifi signal.
First, you can use the AC1750 as the main router and the Deco as access point. ISP modem--AC1750--Deco M4R )))(((Deco M3W x 2
Or you can use the Deco M4R as the main router and connect the AC1750 to the Deco to boost wifi signal as an access point.
ISP modem--Deco M4R--AC1750
)))((( Deco M3W
You can refer to the articles below to get the difference between router mode and access point mode.
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2399/
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2420/
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Hello, we have some AC1750, so not sure what is the model number, below we take Archer C7 as example.
https://www.tp-link.com/support/download/archer-c7/#video
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2066/
The steps to configure the router into access point mode are the same.
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