Verizon E3200 Quick Start Manual

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1. My Wi-Fi is On, why doesn't my device see the Wi-Fi network (SSID's)

Some devices may need their Wi-Fi drivers updated to support routers which use Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax).

Also, some devices, like TV's and laptops, may not support the latest Wi-Fi technology used by an

advanced router, and may need to be disabled.

Note: Intel Wireless adapters supporting 802.11ac with older drivers might not show Wi-Fi 6

(802.11ax) networks. Please see the link below to verify/update to the latest Wi-Fi drivers.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000054799/network-and-i-

o/wireless-networking.html

2. Do my Wi-Fi drivers on Windows need to be updated to see for Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) networks)?

Yes, Wi-Fi divers should always be updated for optimal Wi-Fi performance. In many cases, but not

all, Wi-Fi drivers are automatically updated with auto updates enabled.

Note: Intel Wireless adapters supporting 802.11ac with older drivers might not show Wi-Fi 6

(802.11ax) networks. Please see the link below to verify/update to the latest Wi-Fi drivers.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000054799/network-and-i-

o/wireless-networking.html

3. My Extender is not replicating the Network name (SSIDs) from my Router, what should I do?

You need to reboot the device by removing and reinserting the power cable of your Extender.

Within 5 minutes of the reboot, the Wi-Fi Name(s) should be configured on your Wi-Fi

Extender.

Router

Extender

Unified Button

The Wi-Fi Names are not configured after a reboot, attempt manual pairing with the Router.

Manual pairing requires the Unified Button to be depressed on both devices. Please refer to the

sequence of lighting for manual pairing.

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Page 1 1. My Wi-Fi is On, why doesn’t my device see the Wi-Fi network (SSID’s) Some devices may need their Wi-Fi drivers updated to support routers which use Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax). Also, some devices, like TV's and laptops, may not support the latest Wi-Fi technology used by an advanced router, and may need to be disabled.
Page 2 Extender closer to the router for the Optimal Performance. blink 5. Can I hardwire my Wi-Fi Extender with Coax or Ethernet? Yes. The E3200 also supports a hardwired connection with Coax or Ethernet. Please follow the instructions below for a hardwired connection. •...
Page 3 Data from the Extender is passed to the router over a dedicated 5GHz Wi-Fi connection. For further information on Wi-Fi Extender, please download the Data Sheet User Manual. 11. Does my extender need to stand upright? Yes. Wi-Fi Extender, Model #E3200, should always be kept in an upright position for optimal performance.