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User Guide
AC1200 Max Wi-Fi Range Extender
Mo
del # RE6500
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Table of Contents
Product Overview .........................................................................................................3
RE6500 ............................................................................................................................................................. 3
How to Install the Range Extender .........................................................................6
Special FeatureMusic Streaming .................................................................... 11
iOS .................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Android* ........................................................................................................................................................... 12
Windows .......................................................................................................................................................... 13
Mac OS X ........................................................................................................................................................ 13
How to Access the Settings Interface ............................................................... 15
Using Range Extender Settings ........................................................................... 16
Using Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ ............................................................................... 17
Wi-Fi Protected Setup light activity ..................................................................................................... 17
Connecting the range extender to an existing access point or router .. Error! Bookmark not
defined.
Connecting devices to your network through the range extender ............................................ 17
How to Use Site Survey ........................................................................................... 19
Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................... 20
You cannot get your range extender connected .............................................................................. 20
Your Wi-Fi coverage isn’t meeting expectations .............................................................................. 20
You cannot access your range extender ............................................................................................. 20
You have intermittent connection problems ..................................................................................... 22
Specifications ............................................................................................................. 23
RE6500 .......................................................................................................................................................... 23
Environmental ............................................................................................................................................... 23
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Product Overview
RE6500
Front view
Indicator LEDThe light on the top of the range extender gives you information about power,
updating, Wi-Fi Protected Setup and signal strength.
Note: Your antennas might look different from those pictured here.
Power Light Status/ description
Blinking white Booting up.
Resetting to factory defaults.
Upgrading firmware.
Solid white Ready to use.
Blinking orange Ready for setup.
Disconnected from router.
Solid orange Weak connection to router.
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Back view
Audio Jack (1)Connect the extender to your speakers.
Ethernet (2) Connect wired devices to your wireless network with Ethernet (network) cables. The
green lights turn on when an Ethernet device is connected and active on these ports. The lights blink
when the extender is sending or receiving data over the Ethernet ports.
Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ Button (3)Use Wi-Fi Protected Setup to automatically and securely add
compatible wireless devices to your network. Refer to Using Wi-Fi Protected Setup on page 17
.
Power Port (4)Plug in the provided power cable.
Power Switch (5)Only on European versions.
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Bottom view
Reset ButtonPress and hold until the power light on the top of the range extender blinks to reset to
factory defaults. You can also restore the defaults from the Administration > Factory Defaults screen
in the extender’s settings interface (page 16
).
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How to Install the Range Extender
Before starting setup, make sure your router has a working Internet connection.
Does your router have a WPS button?
Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is a simple way to connect Wi-Fi devices with Push Button Connect.
Routers that support WPS have a button that might be labeled with this symbol:
If yes, continue with Wi-Fi Protected Setup below
If no (or not sure), continue with browser-based setup, also in this user guide.
NoteThe WPS button will not work if you have disabled WPS on your router.
Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)
1. Connect antennas and power cable
Antennas should be upright for best results.
NoteYour antennas might look different from those shown.
2. Plug the range extender into an electrical outlet close to your router.
You can move the range extender to an ideal location later in step 5. After the range extender
is plugged in the indicator LED on the top will blink white for up to a minute.
3. Wait for the indicator LED to blink orange before going to step 4.
This can take up to a minute.
4. Extend your 2.4 GHz network.
a. Press the WPS button on your router. Within the next two minutes complete step 4b.
b. Press the WPS button on the back of your range extender.
The indicator LED on the top of your range extender will blink white.
Watch the indicator LED on the front of your range extender to verify whether the
connection was successful.
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If it turns solid white, the connection was successful. Move to step 5.
If it starts to blink orange , the connection failed. You may try again by
repeating step 4 or try browser-based setup, also in this document.
5. Extend your 5 GHz network.
You may skip this step if your router does not have a 5 GHz network or if you don't want to
extend that network.
a. Press the WPS button on your router again. Within the next two minutes complete step
5b.
b. Press the WPS button on your range extender again.
The indicator LED on the top of your range extender will start to blink white.
Watch the indicator LED on the front of your range extender to verify whether the
connection was successful.
If it turns solid white, the connection was successful.
If it starts to blink orange before it turns solid white, the connection failed.
You may try again by repeating step 5.
6. Move your range extender to an ideal spot.
Unplug your range extender and plug it back in midway between your router and the area
without Wi-Fi. Using your mobile device or laptop, be sure you have at least two bars (around
50%) of your router’s Wi-Fi signal at that location. If you don’t have two bars, move the range
extender closer to the router.
7. Check indicator LED for connection quality.
It can take up to a minute for the ranger extender to boot up after moving it. During this period
you will see the blinking white LED once again.
Solid white Ready to use.
Solid orange Weak connection to the router. Find an outlet closer to your
router.
Blinking orange Not connected to the router. Find an outlet closer to your
router.
8. Connect your Wi-Fi devices to the extended network you just created.
Select the extended network on your device's Wi-Fi manager. Extended networks are
identified by "_Ext" added to the end of your main network name(s).
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Your range extender is now set up. Enjoy your extended Wi-Fi coverage.
Accessing your range extender settings after WPS
Your range extender's default admin password is "admin". It is highly recommended that you change
this after WPS setup.
To change or view range extender settings, first connect to an extended network. In a browser, go to
http://extender.linksys.com and enter your admin password.
Browser-Based Setup
1. Plug in the range extender
Connect the antennas and plug in the range extender midway between your router and the
area without Wi-Fi. Using your mobile device or laptop, be sure you have at least two bars
(around 50%) of your router’s Wi-Fi signal at that location. The setup software will help you
find the right place if you have trouble.
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2. Wait for a blinking orange light
It could take up to a minute for the light on the top of the range extender to change from
blinking white to blinking orange.
2. If the light doesn’t change color, or if it is solid orange, reset to factory defaults. (See Using Range
Extender Settings on page
16
..)
3. Connect to the range extender
On a computer, phone or tablet, connect to the Wi-Fi network Linksys Extender Setup - XXX.
(XXX are the last three digits of your range extender’s MAC address, which can be found on
the bottom of the range extender.)
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4. Launch setup
Enter http://extender.linksys.com in a browser to complete setup. Follow the on-screen
instructions to select your network to extend, customize your extended network name and
password, and find the best spot using Spot Finder Technology.
Tips
The range extender is set to Auto Update by default. Auto Update allows the range extender
to download and install updates overnight. On the License Agreement page in setup you can
deselect Auto Update if you want to manually update your range extender.
After setup use the extender’s settings interface to change any settings. If connected to your
range extender go to extender.linksys.com.
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Special Feature-----Music Streaming
Stream music through your AC1200 range extender to connected speakers
iOS
Connect iOS device to the same Wi-Fi network as your range extender.
Swipe up from the bottom of your screen.
Tap on Linksys Range Extender.
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Android*
Connect Galaxy device to the same Wi-Fi network as your range extender.
Select Music app
Choose music file and tap Screen Mirroring icon
Choose Linksys Range Extender.
Your screen might look different depending on your
device model and version of Android.
*For other Android devices,
stream music with MediaHouse,
UPnPlay, ArkMC, BubbleUPnP,
Pixel Media, and 2Player 2.0.
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Windows
Open Windows Media Player
Right-click on a music file and choose Linksys Range Extender
Mac OS X
Open iTunes
Choose speakers
Select Multiple to stream audio simultaneously to more than one range extender.
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This list of supported media players is subject to change with the release of new software or mobile
apps.
Windows users can stream music with Windows Media Player12.
Mac users can stream music with proprietary software or the SofaPlay app..
Android users can stream music with MediaHouse, UPnPlay, ArkMC, BubbleUPnP, Pixel Media,
and 2Player 2.0.
IOS devices including iPhone, iPad or iPod can stream music with proprietary software or
other apps such as ArkMC, Smartstor Fusion, Mconnect, and DK UPnP/DLNA.
The extender supports MP3, FLAC, WAV, WMA and AAC file formats, as long as those formats
are supported by the device and app doing the streaming.
The 3.5mm stereo port supports earphones and powered speakers.
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How to Access the Settings Interface
After setup use the extender’s settings interface to change any settings.
If you named your range extender during setup, you can access the settings interface by entering the
name in a browser.
ExampleIf you named your extender MyExtender, enter http://MyExtender
(Windows) or
http://MyExtender.local (Mac).
Your range extender’s default name is http://RE6500-XXX (Windows) or http://RE6500-XXX.local
(Mac OS X or iOS).
NoteXXX are the last 3 digits of your range extender’s MAC address. You can find the MAC
address on the bottom of your RE6500.
You can also enter your range extender’s IP address in a browser. Find the IP address on your router’s
administrative interface.
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Using Range Extender Settings
Click
Help
on the right side of the screen for additional information on the screen’s options.
Changes to settings will not be effective until you click Save at the bottom of the screen.
You also can click Cancel to clear any changes.
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Using Wi-Fi Protected Setup™
Wi-Fi Protected Setup makes it easy to connect your extender to your network, and connect
other devices to your network through the range extender.
Wi-Fi Protected Setup light activity
Connecting devices to your network through the range
extender
Repeat the instructions for each client device that supports Wi-Fi Protected Setup.
1. Connecting with the Wi-Fi Protected Setup Button
a) Press the Wi-Fi Protected Setup button on the client device.
b) Click the Wi-Fi Protected Setup button on the extender’s Wi-Fi Protected
Setup screen, OR press and hold the Wi-Fi Protected Setup button on the
back of the extender for one second. When the connection is complete, the
Wi-Fi Protected Setup light on the extender will be solid for 10 seconds.
c) If using the extender’s Wi-Fi Protected Setup screen, be sure to click OK
within two minutes or you will have to start over.
WPS Light
Description
Blinking slowly
(up to two minutes)
WPS connection in progress.
Solid
(10 seconds)
WPS connection was
successful.
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2. Connecting with the client device’s PIN
a) Enter the PIN from the client device in the field on the extender’s Wi-Fi
Protected Setup screen.
b) Click Register on the extender’s Wi-Fi Protected Setup screen. When the
connection is complete, the Wi-Fi Protected Setup light on the extender will
be solid for 10 seconds.
c) Click OK on the extender’s Wi-Fi Protected Setup screen within two minutes
or you will have to start over.
3. Connecting with the extender’s PIN
a)
On the client device, enter the PIN listed on the extender’s Wi-Fi Protected
Setup screen. (It is also listed on the product label on the back of the
extender.) When the connection is complete, the Wi-Fi Protected Setup light
on the extender will be solid for 10 seconds.
b) Click OK on the extender’s Wi-Fi Protected Setup screen within two minutes.
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How to Use Site Survey
Site Survey gives a snapshot of all access points and wireless routers within range of the
extender.
Log in to the settings interface (see “How to Access the Settings Interface” on page 15
).
Click the
Wireless
tab. Click the
Site Survey
page.
SelectClick the button next to the wireless network name (SSID) in the
Select
column, and click Connect. For dual-band networks, be sure to connect to both
bands, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.
SSIDThe names of neighboring wireless networks.
GHzThe radio band (in GHz) of the neighboring wireless networks
Signal StrengthThe power of the wireless signal received: dot only = 25%, dot +
one wave = 50%, dot + two waves = 75%, dot + three waves = 100%. If no waves
are displayed, your extender is too far from the upstream access point or the signal
is blocked. Try to keep the signal strength between 50% and 100% for optimum
performance.
SecurityThe mode of security in use by the neighboring wireless networks If a
network supports Wi-Fi Protected Setup, the Wi-Fi Protected Setup icon is also
displayed.
Cross-Band
Cross-Band is the simultaneous use of both bands for high-speed data transfer and uninterrupted
streaming and gaming. When in Auto Cross-Band (default), the range extender selects the
appropriate band (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz) when sending data from wireless clients to the Wi-Fi router.
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Troubleshooting
Your RE6500 works on 2.4GHz and 5 GHz networks.
You cannot get your range extender connected
Check the position of your router and extender.
For first-time setup, you may need to place the extender closer to the router. After you’ve set
up your extender, you can unplug it and move it to the final location.
To reduce signal obstructions, try alternate locations for the router and extender.
Try repositioning the antennas on the range extender.
Avoid placing the router and extender near metal objects, masonry walls, and
reflective surfaces such as glass or mirrors.
Avoid placing the router and extender near other electronics that may cause signal
interference.
If you’re using Wi-Fi Protected Setup to connect, wait until the Wi-Fi Protected Setup
indicator stops blinking before trying to make the connection again.
Your Wi-Fi coverage isn’t meeting expectations
Reposition the antennas on your range extender. The left antenna extends your network on a
horizontal plane, so the ideal position is pointing straight down (parallel to the range extender). The
right antenna extends your network on a vertical plane, so the ideal position is straight out
(perpendicular to the range extender).
You cannot access your range extender
To access your range extender, you must be connected to your own network. If you currently have
wireless Internet access, the problem may be that you have accidentally connected to a different
wireless network.
To fix the problem on Windows computers, do the following*:
1.
On your Windows desktop right-click the wireless icon in the system tray.
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