1. Connect a laptop to AV600 (G Floor) with LAN cable to see whether you get internet or not.

2a. If yes, then follow this video to turn Xiaomi router into access point mode to work. Link: Access Point Mode

2b. If no, then there's something wrong within your power line network. Maybe redo the setup for power line. Then repeat from step 1 again.

This post has been edited by jacktiew: Apr 1 2020, 03:24 PM

Not sure why you need to press WPS button?

Follow this guide to setup your powerline AV600 (not sure is your powerline model or not): https://youtu.be/t1gBYRdReRc

*Try plug in your powerline LAN cable to port 2 or 3 on your router.

This post has been edited by jacktiew: Apr 2 2020, 12:14 AM

Great, now you can do the access point part for xiaomi router 😁

This post has been edited by jacktiew: Apr 2 2020, 12:34 AM

1. Maybe you can choose the first one, then go to settings to turn off DHCP. You may follow this link on xiaomi' part.
Turn off DHCP

2. Connect the cable from AV600(2) to your xiaomi router LAN port. It does the same thing.

This post has been edited by jacktiew: Apr 2 2020, 01:44 AM

Have you disable DHCP on xiaomi router already?

If no, then change your xiaomi ip to 192.168.1.253 that is below the DHCP box. Then disable DHCP. so that you can access your xiaomi router again next time

This post has been edited by jacktiew: Apr 2 2020, 11:11 AM

If not mistaken, you are using wireless amplifier mode based on your screenshot. (If I'm not wrong)

You should use primary station mode instead (The first choice among two yous shown me yesterday), and
1. change the change your SSID to match your current one
2. Change xiaomi router IP to 192.168.1.253.
3. turn off DHCP.

This post has been edited by jacktiew: Apr 2 2020, 11:23 AM

1.For the SSID is up to you, you can use different SSID if you want to know which one you connect to so you can switch different wifi when you're on upstair/downstair. Otherwise you can use the same SSID, so it will stay connected to the one that has better signal.


If wireless amplifier mode, which means extend by connecting your current wifi through wirelessly, it act like a repeater.
Since now you already have AV600(2), you may choose primary station mode.

What you need to do is follow instruction here:-
1. Change your xiaomi router to primary base station (the first option among two)
2. Change the your SSID to your current one (SuperSlow Sloth) or different from current one. (If you want better seemless experience, use the same SSID and password)
3. Change xiaomi router LAN IP Address from 192.168.31.1 to 192.168.1.253. (Based on the screenshot)

3a. If it refresh, please type in 192.168.1.253 into your browser and continue the rest
4. Untick the DHCP button and press the blue 'SAVE' button. (Follow the screenshot)
5. Plug in the AV600(2) to the LAN port of Xiaomi Router.

This post has been edited by jacktiew: Apr 2 2020, 12:15 PM

You can ignore that, that's for the wan port thingy cause you are not connecting through wan port tho.



Is both of your powerline adapter directly into wall outlet? (Not through power cord/extension).

Anyway, try reboot all the modem, router, power line, devices to check if the problem still persists.

Can you post your speedtest result with the AV600(2) plug in directly to your laptop. If speedtest.net not working, try: Fast.com

No need. That's all for the setup.

This post has been edited by jacktiew: Apr 2 2020, 04:05 PM

How about if connect to your maxis router? I wonder how the upload speed looks like.

Hmm. That's probably the downside of powerline.

Few thing to troubleshoot
1. Refer to 9:26 of this videovideo
Change the date to today's date and time and update the firmware if there's any newer version

2. Refer to 8:58 of the video
Change the network settings to DHCP.

If these two doesn't help, that's all you can do. Just live with it or get new mesh wifi haha

Speed test result?

Don't think the result will be affected. but happy ending. rejoice.