@LeoSousa 

 

Hi,

 

Could you please confirm how many Powerline devices you have installed in total? (i.e. how many TL-PA4010 and how many TL-WPA4220)

It's not fully clear to me from your description.

 

In case you have two TL-WPA4220 KITs, do you want them to build one large Powerline network of four devices or two separate Powerline networks of two devices each?
 

Hello. I have two Powerline devices( Two TL-WPA4220) and i want them to be two separated Wi-Fi.

Could you tell me which one is better?

  @LeoSousa 

 

Do I understand it correctly that you don't intend to use the "Powerline" connection, but instead want to connect the two TL-WPA4220 via Ethernet directly to the router, like illustrated in the picture below? But the problem is that the two TL-WPA4220 have unintentionally established a Powerline connection between them?

No, I do intend to use the "Powerline" connection and yes both of the TL-WPA4220 are connected to each other I believe, sorry if Im not making it clear enough, but I want it to look like the image you showed but not with Ethernet, with Powerline connection. Thank you for your time.

  @LeoSousa 

 

Ok, if this is what you want,  

 

then you need to pair the two KITs separately.

 

The safest way would be like this:

1) Plug only one TL-PA4010 and one TL-WPA4220 into wall sockets that are fairly close to each other. Leave the other TL-PA4010 and TL-WPA4220 unplugged.

2) Reset both, the TL-PA4010 and the TL-WPA4220 that are currently plugged in. (the TL-WPA4220 has a dedicated small "Reset" button to do that, on the TL-PA4010 you need to press and hold the "Pair" button for about 8 seconds to initiate a reset)

3) Pair the currently plugged in TL-PA4010 and the TL-WPA4220 by pressing the "Pair" button on each of them and then verify the "Powerline" LED turns on on both.

4) Unplug the TL-PA4010 and the TL-WPA4220 from the wall sockets and put them aside.

5) Now perform steps 1 to 3 with the other TL-PA4010 and the other TL-WPA4220 that you had left unplugged previously.

 

 

The kit had only one TL-PA4010 and 2 TL-WPA4220 and in the start it was working just fine, both connecting to the TL-PA4010. The kit came with two i didn't buy another TL-WPA4220

  @LeoSousa 

 

If you have a KIT of three, then you cannot separate the two TL-WPA4220.

 

To make a KIT of three work you have to "pair" all three together (first pair any two units and then pair the third unit to them by pressing the pair button on one of the already paired units and then the pair button of the third yet-to-be-paired unit). In the tpPLC Utility you should then see all three on the screen.

 

The pairing and subsequent review with the tpPLC Utility should be done with all three units fairly close together. Once proper pairing has been verified the units can then be spread around the house. If one or more units stop working after that, then it means the distance between any two units is to large.

But will it still be available to connect to each of the separately? Or will it show only one internet to connect?

  @LeoSousa 

 

Are you refering to the name of the wireless network? That name will be whatever you type in the "SSID" entry field.

 

No, I'm saying if it is going to show only one wireless network ore will it show separately? For example: I connect everything like you said and will it show "TP-Link_B4D6" and like " TP-Link_D3F5" or will it show just one of them?