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Quick Installation Guide Wi-Fi 6/6E Router R X12/TX12/RX12 Pro/TX12 Pro/RX27 Pro/TX27 Package contents Wireless router x 1 Power adapter x 1 Ethernet cable x 1 Quick installation guide Scenario 1: Set up the device as a router The product appearance may vary with models. Please refer to the product you purchased. I. Connect the router If you use the modem for internet access, power off the modem first before connecting the WAN port of the router to the LAN port of your modem and power it on after the connection. 1.Power on the router. 2.Connect the WAN port of the router to the LAN port of your modem or the Ethernet jack using an Ethernet cable. 3.Connect your wireless client such as a smartphone to the WiFi network of the router, or use an Ethernet cable to connect the computer to the 1, 2, IPTV/2 or IPTV/3 port of the router. The SSID and password can be found on the bottom label of the device. II.Connect the router to the internet 1.After the client connects to the router, the page will automatically redirect to the web UI of the router. If not, start a web browser on your client and enter tendawifi.com in the address bar to access the router's web UI, or run the Tenda WiFi App to configure the router. Pro currently do not support automatically redirect to the web UI. or 2.Perform operations as prompted (computer used as an example). ❶ Click Start Now. Download Tenda WiFi App ❷ The router detects your connection type automatically. If your internet access is available without further configuration (for example, PPPoE connection through an optical modem is completed), click Next. If the PPPoE user name and password are required for internet access, select the ISP Type based on your region and ISP and enter required parameters (if any). If you forget your PPPoE user name and password, click Import PPPoE user name and password from the original router and perform operations as prompted, or you can obtain the PPPoE user name and password from your ISP and manually enter them. Then, click Next. ❸ Set the WiFi name, WiFi password and login password for the router. Click Next. The WiFi password is used to connect to the WiFi network, while the login password is used to log in to the web UI of the router. Done. To access the internet with: WiFi-enabled devices: Connect to the WiFi network using the WiFi name and password you set. Wired devices: Connect to a LAN port (1, 2, IPTV/2 or IPTV/3) of the router using an Ethernet cable. If you completed the configurations using the Tenda WiFi App and want to remotely manage the network, tap on the App home page and use your account to log in. Scenario 2: Set up as an add-on node I. Add the router to an existing network Please ensure that the router has never been used. If not, reset it first. This router can be networked with Tenda WiFi+ routers. 1. Place the router in an elevated and open position within 3 meters from your existing node. 2. Use the power adapter to connect the router to a power source, and wait until its LED indicator blinks green slowly. 3. Press the WPS or WPS/MESH button of the router for about 1–3 seconds. The LED indicator blinks green fast. Within 2 minutes, press the MESH/WPS button of the existing node for 1 - 3 seconds to negotiate with this router. When the LED indicator of the router lights solid green, the networking is successful and the router becomes a secondary node in the network. II. Relocate the router 1. Refer to the following relocation tips to locate the router to a proper position: • Ensure that the distance between any two nodes is less than 10 meters. • Keep your nodes away from electronics with strong interference, such as microwave ovens, induction cookers, and refrigerators. • Place the nodes in a high position with few obstacles. 2. Power on the router again till the LED indicator blinks green slowly. If the LED indicator of router keeps blinking green slowly for more than 3 minutes, relocate the router and move it closer to the primary node. The product appearance may vary with models. Please refer to the product you purchased. 3. Observe the LED indicator of the router until the LED indicator lights one of the following colors: Solid green Networking succeeds. Excellent connection quality. Solid orange/yellow Networking succeeds. Fair connection quality. Solid red Networking succeeds. Poor connection quality. 4. If the router's LED indicator Is NOT solid green, relocate it by repeating the preceding steps to get an optimal connection quality. Done. To access the internet with: - Wired devices: Connect to the LAN ports of your nodes. - Wireless devices: Connect to your WiFi network using the WiFi name and password of your existing WiFi network. LED indicator After the router is powered on for about 40 seconds, the system completes startup. The status of the LED indicator on the front panel is shown in the following table. Node Type LED indicator Status Description Primary node Solid green The system is starting up, or the router is already connected to the internet. Blinking green slowly The router is not connected to the internet. Blinking green fast The router is pending for or performing WPS negotiation or Mesh networking. Blinking red slowly The router failed to connect to the internet. Blinking red quickly The router starts to restore to the factory settings. Secondary node Solid green Networking succeeds. Good connection quality. Solid orange/yellow Networking succeeds. Fair connection quality. Solid red Networking succeeds. Poor connection quality. Blinking green fast Networking by the WPS or WPS/MESH button or performing WPS negotiation. Blinking green slowly Waiting to connect to another node. Blinking red slowly The router failed to connect to the internet. Blinking red quickly The router starts to restore to the factory settings. Jack, ports and buttons The jacks, ports and buttons may vary with models. Jack/Port/Button Description POWER PWR Power jack. RST Reset Reset button.…
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