How Do I Connect My Portable Router to Wi-Fi?

You can connect your portable router to Wi-Fi by using it as a Wi-Fi repeater or client mode. Here's how:

Using Your Portable Router as a Wi-Fi Repeater:

1. Connect to the main Wi-Fi network: Plug your portable router into a power outlet and connect it to the main Wi-Fi network you want to extend using the router's web interface or mobile app.
2. Configure the Wi-Fi settings: Set up a new Wi-Fi network name (SSID) and password for your portable router. This will be the network name your devices will connect to.
3. Enjoy extended Wi-Fi: Your portable router will now act as a repeater, extending the range of your main Wi-Fi network.

Using Your Portable Router in Client Mode:

1. Connect to the main Wi-Fi network: Connect your portable router to the main Wi-Fi network using the router's web interface or mobile app.
2. Enable client mode: Some portable routers have a dedicated "client mode" setting. Enable this option.
3. Create a new Wi-Fi network: Configure a new Wi-Fi network name (SSID) and password for your portable router. This will be the network name your devices will connect to.
4. Connect your devices: Your devices will now connect to your portable router's new Wi-Fi network, allowing you to use the internet even if you're not near your main router.

Note: The exact steps may vary depending on your specific portable router model. Consult your router's user manual for detailed instructions.