• 1 × Refurbished TP-Link TL-MR3420 Wireless Router
• 1 × Power Adapter
• 1 × Ethernet Cable (may be generic)
• WeKart Online Store Purchase Invoice (GST included)

• Compatible 3G/4G USB dongles — LTE, HSDPA, HSUPA, UMTS, EVDO modems
• RJ-45 Ethernet broadband — Airtel Fibrenet, ACT, Hathway, Tikona, You Broadband, Siti
• Smartphones — Android and iOS (Wi-Fi connection)
• Laptops and desktop computers — Windows, macOS, Linux
• Tablets — Android and iPad
• Smart TVs — Android TV and other Wi-Fi enabled televisions
• Gaming consoles — PS4, PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch
• Streaming devices — Chromecast, Fire TV Stick, Mi Box
• IP cameras and smart home devices (Wi-Fi enabled)

• Home Wi-Fi network setup for families and individuals
• Small office internet sharing for multiple employees
• Backup internet connection using 3G/4G USB modem during broadband outages
• Portable Wi-Fi hotspot creation using USB data card while traveling
• Remote job sites and field locations with mobile network coverage
• Temporary office or pop-up workspace internet setup
• Student hostel and PG accommodation Wi-Fi sharing
• Rural areas where fixed broadband is unavailable
• Budget-conscious users looking for an affordable router solution

• Home users needing a budget-friendly Wi-Fi router for everyday internet
• Small business owners requiring a reliable backup internet connection
• Remote workers and freelancers needing flexible internet wherever they are
• Travelers who want a portable Wi-Fi hotspot using a USB data card
• Field engineers, technicians, and professionals at remote job sites
• Students in hostels or PG accommodations needing affordable Wi-Fi
• Users in areas where only mobile internet (3G/4G) is available
• Anyone looking for a cost-effective refurbished networking device

Follow these steps to set up the TP-Link TL-MR3420 with your home or office broadband connection.

1. 1
   Connect the power adapter — plug the router's power adapter into the power port and switch on the router. Wait for the indicator lights to stabilise.
2. 2
   Connect broadband cable to WAN port — plug the Ethernet cable from your broadband modem or wall socket into the blue WAN/Internet port on the back of the router.
3. 3
   Connect a device to the router — connect a laptop or PC to one of the yellow LAN ports using an Ethernet cable, or connect to the router's default Wi-Fi network (SSID and password are printed on the router's label).
4. 4
   Open the router admin panel — open a browser and go to http://192.168.0.1 or http://tplinklogin.net. Enter default credentials: username admin, password admin.
5. 5
   Run the Quick Setup wizard — click Quick Setup and select your WAN connection type (Dynamic IP for most broadband providers, or PPPoE if your ISP requires a username/password). Enter details as provided by your ISP.
6. 6
   Set your Wi-Fi name and password — change the default Wi-Fi SSID and password to your preferred credentials for security.
7. 7
   Save settings and reboot — click Save and allow the router to reboot. Your Wi-Fi network is now ready.

Use these steps to set up the router as a wireless hotspot using a USB 3G/4G data dongle.

1. 1
   Power on the router — connect the power adapter and switch on the router.
2. 2
   Insert the USB modem — plug your compatible 3G/4G USB dongle into the USB port on the back or side of the router. The USB LED on the router should light up.
3. 3
   Connect a device to the router — connect a laptop via LAN cable or connect to the router's Wi-Fi network using the default SSID and password printed on the router's label.
4. 4
   Open the router admin panel — open a browser and go to http://192.168.0.1. Log in with username admin and password admin.
5. 5
   Go to 3G/4G settings — navigate to Network → 3G/4G. Select your modem from the detected list or manually enter the APN settings provided by your mobile operator (e.g., Airtel: airtelgprs.com, Jio: jionet, Vi: portalnmms).
6. 6
   Enable 3G/4G connection — click Connect and wait for the router to establish the mobile internet connection. The 3G/4G indicator LED should become steady.
7. 7
   Set Wi-Fi name and password — change the default SSID and password for your wireless network security.
8. 8
   Save and connect devices — save all settings. Your router is now broadcasting Wi-Fi using the USB modem internet connection.

• This is a refurbished product — previously owned and professionally tested for full functionality.
• The unit may have minor cosmetic marks, scratches, or signs of previous use on the body or ports — this is normal for refurbished devices.
• Packaging is generic — original retail box is not included.
• All core functions have been tested and verified including Wi-Fi, WAN port, LAN ports, and USB port.
• Accessories included are functional but may not be original brand accessories.
• Refurbished products offer a cost-effective alternative to purchasing new at reduced price.
• Backed by Seller Warranty from WeKart Online Store.

• This router operates on the 2.4GHz band only — it does not support 5GHz Wi-Fi.
• Maximum wireless speed is 300Mbps — actual speeds depend on modem, ISP plan, and signal conditions.
• USB modem compatibility is not universal — check TP-Link's compatibility list for supported models.
• WAN failover requires both a broadband connection (WAN port) and USB modem to be connected simultaneously.
• Default admin login: IP 192.168.0.1, Username admin, Password admin.
• It is strongly recommended to change the default admin password and Wi-Fi password after first setup.
• Not suitable as a fibre ONT/modem replacement — requires an existing modem for broadband setups.
• This is a refurbished product — minor cosmetic imperfections are expected and do not affect functionality.