Asus RT-AX3000 V2 Quick Start Manual

Quick
Start Guide
RT-AX3000 V2
AX3000 Dual-band Wi-Fi Router
One Router Setup Steps
01
Prepare your Modem
Unplug the power of cable / DSL modem. If it
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has a battery backup, remove the battery.
Unplug
02 Install your Router
Plug the adapter into the DCIN port, and press the Power switch.
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– Via app
[App] On your iOS or Android mobile device, go
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to the app store, search for ASUS Router, and
download the app.
– Or via web browser
[Wired] Connect your PC to LAN port at the
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back side of the router using an additional
network cable.
WE SUGGEST...
Connect your modem to WAN port at the back side of the router with
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the network cable provided.
Power on the modem. Plug modem to the power outlet and power on.
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Modem back
[App] On your iOS or Android mobile device, tap Settings > Wi-Fi,
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connect to the default network SSID shown on the product label on
the back side of the router. Or scan the QR code on the product label
to connect the default network SSID.
[Wireless] Connect to the network with default SSID shown
on the product label on the back side of your router "ASUS_
XX".
Hardware Explanations
I/O Ports Overview
USB 3.2 Gen1 port
DCIN port
Power
LAN ports 1-4
button
Specifications:
DC Power adapter
Operating Temperature
Operating Humidity
Modem back
The power LED will light up when the hardware is ready.
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* XX refers to the last two
digits of MAC address. You
can find it on the label on the
back of your router.
_
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LED Lights Overview
WAN port
Reset button
WPS button
DC Output: +12V with 2A current
0~40 o C Storage 0~70
50~90% Storage 20~90%
Check the modem LED lights to ensure the connection is active.
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Modem front
[App] Launch ASUS Router App and follow
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the instructions to complete the setup.
[Wired / Wireless] Open a web browser.
You will be redirected to the ASUS Setup Wizard. If not, navigate to
http://router.asus.com.
Follow the instructions to complete the setup.
WAN LAN 5GHz 2.4GHz POWER
o C
If you are using DSL for
internet, you will need
your username / password
from your Internet service
provider (ISP) to properly
configure your router.