No0a3 months ago000I bought the part, but I don't understand how I can install the part and set it up without a switch or something. Is this even possible and if so can someone please help me?Show in original language (German)1 answerfox0073 months ago • purchased this product000purchased this productYou must connect the access point to your Internet provider's router via Ethernet, then your AP will also work.Show in original language (German)
franky601 year ago000I have a TP-Link Deco network with 3 Deco X20 modules. Works perfectly over 2 floors. Now I need a WLAN extension in a garage about 20 metres away - an additional access point/AP, so to speak. I've tried this with TP-Link Deco X50 Outdoor - but it's too weak. What can I do/buy so that I have a viable solution? e.g: TP-Link TP-Link EAP650?Show in original language (German)2 answers
alendo2 years ago000Comment to Moises Shepherd: With some jargon, does that mean client mode is possible? My scenario: use as an uplink from a switch, which currently works with a TP-Link CPE510, but I want to increase the bandwidth with this one.Show in original language (German)1 answerFormer employee2 years ago000In order for the user in question to be informed about your question, you should ask it here: https://www.digitec.ch/de...Show in original language (German)
DMondillo2 years ago000Hello Does the device work as an extension to my Wingo router ( Internet Box 2 ) for coverage in the garden. Thank you for your feedback. Greetings DaniShow in original language (German)2 answersMoises Shepherd2 years ago000 Helpful answerThis product can actually be used to receive the WLAN network further away. However, please note that it must be supplied with a PoE switch/injector for operation.Show in original language (German)
michelgentile2 years ago000Is there a local web administration interface (WebGUI) (e.g. at address 192.168.0.254)?Show in original language (French)1 answertphs2 years ago • purchased this product000purchased this product Helpful answerYes, there is a local GUI per device, or you can connect it to the controller (also a device, or selfhosted, or cloud).Show in original language (German)
LässigerChewpot673 years ago000Which revision is supplied V1.20 or V1.26?Show in original language (German)1 answerQuadro_HD3 years ago • purchased this product+110purchased this productFor me it is V1.26Show in original language (German)
HilSoft3 years ago000Hello. Re. power supply: Is a PoE power supply included or a simple DC part?Show in original language (German)1 answertphs3 years ago • purchased this product+110purchased this productA normal DC power supply unit is includedShow in original language (German)
RumpelDiPumpel3 years ago000Does this access point also come with a power supply unit? The product description from Digitec only says "Power supply: PoE". On the TP-Link website, however, it explicitly states that a power supply unit is also included in the scope of delivery: "Supports both 802.3at PoE+ and DC (adapter included) power supply for flexible installations.Show in original language (German)1 answerdweber693 years ago • purchased this product000purchased this product Helpful answerYes, a power supply unit is included.Show in original language (German)