Cannot connect to Dlink DAP-1513 at 192.168.0.50. Unit is plugged into home network router.

You need to get the Wireless Range Extender to communicate with your existing router. Instructions are attached. If you have already done this, you should be able to search for WiFi connections and connect to the SSID with your password. It should be the network that has the most strength. In Canada, you can contact Dlink at (800) 361-5265. In the US, (877) 453-5465.
http://www.dlink.com/-/media/Consumer_Products/DAP/DAP%201320/QIG/DAP%201320_QIG_US.pdf

there are 3 ways of setting it up as an Access Point, Wireless Client, Wireless Repeater mode. Would be easier if you explain what you want to use it as?

Choose what you want to use it as, you can set it up plugged into the router or over the wireless , so just plug it into your router and follow the instructions in the manual, you will then be able to unplug it and it will automatically connect to the router over the wifi. manual can be found here ftp://ftp.dlinkla.com/pub/drivers/DAP-1150/DAP-1150_A1_Manual_1.10%28B%29.pdf

First connect to the Livebox (without the range extender) to see if you can access the internet. If you can get on the net there open your browser and type http://dlinkap.local in the address line, and set-up the d-link. the most common problem is the password on the router (the livebox).

For instructions for the D-Link go here;
http://www.dlink.com/-/media/Consumer_Products/DAP/DAP%201320/Manual/DAP_1320_Manual_EU.pdf

For instructions for the livebox (translated into english);
http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=http://assistance.orange.fr/installer-la-livebox-2-zte-4665.php&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dlivebox%2B2zte%26rlz%3D1C1ASUT_enUS567US567%26es_sm%3D93

See D-Link's support site: ftp://ftp2.dlink.com/PRODUCTS/DAP-1513/

for documentation and drivers for your router.

Is this the router that is currently connected to your network, and also the router that is providing you with internet right now? what would you like to setup?

Hey, you're almost there. The connection between the no-wireless PC over ethernet to the DAP-1360 Repeater is fine. The reason it can't connect to your LAN or the internet, however, is that the repeater isn't actually repeating your Ofir network, it is instead creating it's own, completely isolated wireless network (Ofir_EXT).


The D-Link setup and documentation is confusing, and doesn't have proper instructions for the repeater setup.


Rerun the setup wizard, setup as a repeater, then select manual configuration method.


Now, enter the wireless network name of your the network you want to extend (in this case, Ofir). Then enter the same security and password etc. for Ofir in the following fields, just like you were connecting to Ofir from a smartphone or laptop.
Once that is finished, you should be up and running. If things worked, you should NOT see any new wireless network. There should be Ofir and just Ofir. Wireless repeaters work invisibly, you'll still connect to the same network like you always did, but now it will have much improved range thanks to the DAP-1360. The computer entherneted to it should be networked on the wireless LAN and have internet access after this as well.



Good luck, I hope my instructions were clear. Wifi networking is easy, it's understanding all the manufacturers less-than-intuitive software that makes it hard.

have you tried turning on and off the router and AP? it would scan again...it looks like you just need to recheck connections and powers...

How do I find the key from my D-Link 655? I didn't write it down and now I need it for my tablet.

Hi. Is this to change its settings?

Plug directly in the DAP-1522.
Set your PCs network settings under TCP/IP, alternate config:
IP Address: 192.168.0.10
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.0.50

Give it a try.
Regards,

I think I was having a similar problem with my DAP-1522 ... FW Version 1.10 being used as an access point. I recently discovered that I was not able to connect to the configuration pages using a web browser by typing in it's IP address (192.168.0.50). When I originally set this up device up on my network, it worked just fine, but at some point in time, it stopped working. My solution to this problem was to set the switch on the back of the 1522 from Auto to AP, then re-boot the DAP-1522 by removing power, waiting 10 seconds, then plugging power back in. Once the AP re-booted, I was then able to access the configuration login page by typing 192.168.0.50 into my browser. My DAP-1522 access point is connected via port 1 to my D-link router, a DGL-4100, via a DGS-2208, 8 port gigabit switch. Hope this helps!