BT Broadband 200 User Guide
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To set up your BT Broadband Extender 200, plug one extender into a power socket near your router and connect it using an Ethernet cable. Plug the second extender into a socket where you need the extended network, and it will automatically connect.
Ensure both extenders are plugged in correctly and try pressing the Link button on each unit to re-establish the connection. If the issue persists, reset the extenders and set them up again.
Yes, you can add more extenders to your network. Simply plug them in and press the Link button to connect them to your existing network.
To reset your extender, press and hold the Link button for about 15 seconds until all lights flash. This will reset the extender to factory settings.
The Power LED should be solid green, indicating that the extender is powered on and working correctly. If it's off or flashing, check the power connection and try resetting the device.
Ensure that the extenders are not obstructed by furniture or walls. Place them in open areas for better signal propagation. Also, ensure they are plugged directly into wall sockets rather than extension leads.
Check for any interference from other electronic devices and ensure your extenders are not too far apart. Also, verify that both extenders are properly linked and that your Ethernet cables are not damaged.
Yes, the BT Broadband Extender 200 is compatible with most routers and can be used with different brands to extend your broadband connection.
The range depends on your home’s electrical wiring, but typically it can extend up to 300 meters over the power line network.
To secure your network, ensure you have WPA2 security enabled on your router. The extenders themselves do not require separate security settings as they rely on your router's security protocols.