Acer Connect X6E

5G CPE
User Guide
v1.0

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Revision Dec, 2023

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© 2023. All Rights Reserved.
This revision: Dec 2023
Important: This manual contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright
laws. The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice. Some
features described in this manual may not be supported depending on the Operating
System version. Images provided herein are for reference only and may contain
information or features that do not apply to your device. Acer Group shall not be liable for
technical or editorial errors or omissions contained in this manual.

Contents
1. Overview. ....................................................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Installation and Setup. ............................................................................................................................................................ 3
3. Initial Configuration ......................................................................................................................................................... 6
4. Dashboard ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
5. Quick Setup.................................................................................................................................................................. 10
5.1 5G WAN.......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
5.2 Ethernet WAN ................................................................................................................................................................. 11
6. 5G Network .................................................................................................................................................................. 12
6.1 5G Network Status ............................................................................................................................................... 12
6.2 Network Connection............................................................................................................................................. 12
6.3 Connection Configuration Management ............................................................................................................. 13
6.4 Network Mode ...................................................................................................................................................... 13
6.5 Data Usage .......................................................................................................................................................... 13
6.6 SIM Pin Management .......................................................................................................................................... 14
6.7 SMS Inbox ............................................................................................................................................................ 14
7. WAN ........................................................................................................................................................................... 14
7.1 WAN status .......................................................................................................................................................... 14
7.2 WAN setting ......................................................................................................................................................... 15
7.3 Dual WAN setting ................................................................................................................................................. 15
7.4 DMZ ...................................................................................................................................................................... 15
7.5 WAN ping ............................................................................................................................................................. 16
7.6 NAT pass-through ................................................................................................................................................ 16
7.7 Firewall ................................................................................................................................................................. 16
7.8 Port forwarding ..................................................................................................................................................... 17
8. WiFi ............................................................................................................................................................................. 17
8.1 WiFi Status...................................................................................................................................................................... 17
8.2 Basic Settings ................................................................................................................................................................. 18
8.3 Advanced Settings .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
8.4 Country Code ....................................................................................................................................................... 18
8.5 WiFi MAC filter ................................................................................................................................................................ 19
8.6 WPS................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
8.7 Guest WiFi ...................................................................................................................................................................... 19
8.8 ACS ................................................................................................................................................................................ 20
8.9 NFC ................................................................................................................................................................................ 20
9. LAN ............................................................................................................................................................................. 20
10. IPv6 ............................................................................................................................................................................. 21
11. Home Network Security................................................................................................................................................. 21
11.1 Parental Control ................................................................................................................................................. 21
12. System .................................................................................................................................................................... .22
12.1 Login password ............................................................................................................................................... 22
12.2 System time ..................................................................................................................................................... 22
12.3 Languages ....................................................................................................................................................... 23
12.4 Backup and restore ......................................................................................................................................... 23
12.5 System Information.......................................................................................................................................... 23
12.6 Restart and Reset default ............................................................................................................................... 24
12.7 Firmware update .............................................................................................................................................. 24
12.8 System log ....................................................................................................................................................... 24
13. Troubleshooting. ...................................................................................................................................................... 25
13.1 Quick Tips ........................................................................................................................................................ 25
13.2 FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) .............................................................................................................. 25
14. Appendix factory default settings. ........................................................................................................................... 26
15. Router Basic Specification ............................................................................................................................................. 27

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1. Overview
Acer Connect series X6E, a whole new Wi-Fi 6E Tri-band (2.4GHz + 5GHz/6GHz)
AXE5400 dual WAN mode wireless router, with intensive features and simple setup steps
via a 1-2-3 wizard. 5G SIM card or Ethernet WAN connectivity is available for Internet
access. Home Network Security protection is embedded. Live updates ensure your
network is immune from malware and vulnerability threats 24-7. ACS (Automatic Channel
Selection) dynamically chooses the most suitable channel for the X6E when you
experience interference from nearby 5GHz SSIDs. X6E has a built-in NFC feature, and
when your phone is NFC enabled, you can touch your phone to the Acer Connect X6E’s
NFC area to connect to the Acer Connect X6E’s WiFi without entering a password. Port
forwarding profiles for most game consoles (PS5, XBOX, etc.) are readily available inside
for gameplay.

2. Installation and Setup

2.1. Plug in the AC adapter. 2.2. Plug into an outlet.

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2.3 Plug-in Internet cable and power ON 2.4 Insert 5G SIM into the SIM slot
the device

2.5 Connect to Acer Connect X6E WiFi. 2.6 Important information is at the bottom
of the device.

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2.7 The device can be set up via browser web admin.

Setup the router via browser:

 Please make sure that the wireless function on your laptop is already enabled.
 Check the device’s bottom label, and find the router’s default SSID (X6E-XXXX)
and password and then connect.
 Open the browser on your laptop/desktop, and input the device web admin URL:
http://acer-connect.com or IP: http://192.168.76.1
 The device will automatically redirect to a quick setup wizard. Follow the easy 1-2-3 steps
and get ready to access the internet.

Note: The admin login password requires modification within the setup wizard for
first-time use. Please create a strong password and keep it in a safe place. (The
new password cannot be the same as the prior one.)

Note: The router web admin portal will automatically lock after five consecutive
incorrect attempts. You have to power cycle the router to unlock the web admin.

Note: The SSID WiFi password can’t be the same as the admin login password.

The browser can help the router to do a quick setup. Web UI can execute all
functions and settings of the router.

Here is the front and back view of the router with the feature indicators.

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3. Initial Configuration
Please log in to the Acer Connect X6E Web Portal (http://acer-connect.com or
IP: http://192.168.76.1) by using the current valid Admin password. You can
select the language of Web UI by clicking on the drop-down arrow.

For an admin password, refer to the label located at the bottom of the device.

Enter the login password to see the dashboard and other settings of your Acer
Connect X6E. The router will automatically guide you step by step on how to set
up and configure internet access and basic network settings.

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4. Dashboard
Once you have successfully logged in, the following key information will be
displayed on the Acer Connect X6E dashboard.

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Connection Status: shows the
current connection status of
Internet.

WAN Status: shows primary and

secondary WAN connectivity,
download/upload speed and WAN IP.

Acer Connect X6E supports dual WAN

mode. Primary WAN is for the ethernet
connectivity; whereas the secondary
WAN is for 5G SIM connectivity for
Internet access.

WiFi Status: shows the number of

wireless client devices connected
with 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz bands
of host WiFi and Guest WiFi. It also
shows the ON/OFF status of each band.

LAN Status: quickly indicates the

status of LAN ports. Acer Connect X6E
has two LAN ports and one RJ-11
phone port. LAN 1 will be set as WAN
port for Internet access by default.

The “icon” (at the far right) represents

the number of devices connected
to the X6E router. Clicking on this icon
will display the table shown below.

Connected Devices: shows

how many client’s devices are
connected with your Acer
Connect X6E through WiFi or LAN.

This tab displays the client’s device

name, the IP address allocated by the
router, MAC address, mode of
connection (whether the device is
connected with the router through
Ethernet or WiFi), and the duration of
device connectivity with the router.

You can even block the device from

accessing the WiFi by clicking the
“block” button.
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Network Traffic: helps indicate real
time connectivity speed of WAN & 5G.

You can even check the internet

speed by clicking on the Speed Test,
powered by Ookla.

This tab also displays the information

about 5G data usage since the data
package is activated on the SIM.

You can easily track the used amount

and available amount in 5G data SIM
through the X6E router’s dashboard.

Note: The statistical data is calculated

by the system and is not calculated to
the data statistics of the actual network
operator.

Network Speed Test:

Powered by Ookla. A push of the
“Speed Test” button tests the speed
of the WAN connectivity.

You can even manually select

the server option. Click on
the dropdown arrow and it will
display the available servers.

It will test and clearly show the

network download and upload speed
in Mbps, ping rate, and jitter in
milliseconds.

After getting the speed test results,

you have the option to run the
speed test again.

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5. Quick Setup
In the quick setup tab, you will find two
Internet sources i.e. 5G WAN and
Ethernet WAN. You can select any of
the WAN as a primary internet source,
and the other one will automatically
set up as a secondary Internet source.

5.1 5G WAN Internet source

If you select 5G WAN as an Internet
source, it will guide you to set up the
router with a 5G SIM card.

1) Connect the power supply to the

Acer Connect X6E.

2) Insert the SIM card into the SIM

card slot at the bottom of the Acer
Connect X6E.

The next step is to select the network

mode. Click on the drop-down list to
select the network mode among the
following options: Auto (5G SA/NSA/
4G), Auto (5G NSA/4G), 5G SA only
or 4G only.

Connection mode is set to “Auto” by

default. Data roaming can be enabled
or disabled as per the requirement,
and then click on “next” to set the
WiFi parameters of 2.4/5/6GHz bands.

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You can enable/disable the WiFi
frequency bands, edit the WiFi SSIDs
and passwords of 2.4/5/6GHz bands.

It supports WiFi 2.4G/5G/6GHz

frequency bands, but only two bands
can be activated at the same time.
It could be 2.4GHz + 5GHz or
2.4GHz + 6GHz.

Click on “Done” to successfully

perform the 5G WAN quick setup
settings.

5.2 Ethernet WAN Internet source

If you select WAN as an Internet
source, it will guide you to set up the
router with Ethernet connectivity.

1) Connect the power supply to the

X6E router.
2) Plug one end of the RJ-45 cable
into your DSL or cable modem and
the other end into Acer Connect
X6E’s WAN port.
3) Connect your device to Acer
Connect X6E via WiFi or LAN
cable.

On this page, you can set up Ethernet

WAN connection mode to DHCP,
static IP or PPPoE, depending on
your connection usage. Click on the
drop down list to select your preferred
WAN settings.

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You can enable/disable the WiFi
frequency bands, edit the WiFi SSIDs
and passwords of 2.4/5/6GHz bands.

It supports WiFi 2.4G/5G/6GHz

frequency bands, but only two bands
can be activated at the same time.
It could be 2.4GHz + 5GHz or
2.4GHz + 6GHz.

Click on “Done” to successfully

perform the Ethernet WAN quick
setup settings.

6. 5G Network
6.1 5G Network Status
This tab displays key information of
5G NR/4G LTE networks such as:
• SIM status
• Connection status
• Your number
• Network name
• Network type
• RSRP
• RSSI
• Band
• Cell ID
• Configuration name
• IPv4 address
• IPv6 address

6.2 Network Connection

Network Connection allows you to
configure the connection mode to
auto or manual and enable or disable
the data roaming.

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6.3 Connection Configuration Mgmt.
Connection configuration
management allows you to set up a
new APN profile or edit/delete existing
profiles that have been created.

Note: The maximum number of

configuration is 15.

6.4 Network Mode

Network search mode will be “Auto”
by default. Click on the drop-down list
to select the network mode among the
following options: Auto (5G NSA/4G),
Auto (5G SA/NSA/4G), 5G SA only,
4G only.

6.5 Data Usage

Internet statistics can be seen here
for both your current and your total
traffic for the whole month. This
statistical data is calculated by the
system and is not equivalent to the
data statistics of the actual network
operator. You can select the start
date of each month on your own, and
limit and warn the monthly data
usage in GBs.

You can even view the data usage

from time to time, cumulative
download and upload data usage, and
total data usage in graphical
representation.

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6.6 SIM Pin Management
SIM pin is a password used to control
the rights to use a SIM card, and
prevents unauthorized users from
using it.

Note: If you fail to enter the correct

PIN code 3 times in a row, the SIM
card will be locked. You can unlock
the SIM card by entering the PUK
code. If you fail to enter the correct
PUK code 10 times in a row, the SIM
card will be locked permanently. If you
have lost or forgotten your PIN (PUK)
code, contact your service provider.

6.7 SMS Inbox

The SMS inbox is where you can view
all of your account’s incoming texts.

A total of 100 SMS texts can be stored

and viewed from this tab.

7. WAN
7.1 WAN Status
This tab provides information
about WAN connectivity status
and the following key information:
 Time duration
(format HH:MM:SS)
 MAC address
 Connection mode: DHCP,
static IP, PPPoE, etc.
 IPv4 & IPv6 addresses
 Subnet mask
 Default gateway
 Primary & Secondary DNS
server

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7.2 WAN Setting:
On this page, you can set up Ethernet
WAN connection mode to DHCP,
Static IP, PPPoE or switch WAN port
to LAN, depending on your connection
usage. Click on the down arrow to
reveal the drop-down menu to select
your preferred WAN settings.

7.3 Dual WAN Setting:

Acer Connect X6E has two WAN
connections; wireless 5GNR and
Ethernet WAN. Users can select
primary and secondary WAN. Users
can select dual WAN mode as
failover or load balance.

Note: Please be aware that changes

to the dual WAN mode could affect
your network connection. Client
devices may be disconnected and
reconnected again.

7.4 DMZ
DMZ is physical or logical
subnetwork that contains and
exposes the firm’s facing services
to an untrusted, usually larger,
network such as the Internet.

If external users can't access certain

network services provided by the
Local Area Network (LAN), then use
the DMZ function to set the client that
provides the required network
services as the DMZ host. The host
IP address needs to be entered and
then external users will have access
to all services.

Note: Clients in the DMZ will be

exposed to WAN traffic.

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7.5 WAN Ping
By enabling this feature, WAN
port of ACER Connect X6E
will respond to ping requests
that are sent to the WAN IP
address from the Internet.

For better security, keep the

feature turned OFF, and the
device will not respond to a
WAN ping.

7.6 NAT pass-through

NAT pass-through allows a
Virtual Private Network (VPN)
connection to pass through the
router to the external network.

7.7 Firewall
Setup firewall rule to accept or
drop network requests from
Internet.
To set up a firewall, click
on (+) icon and enter the name,
source and destination port and
IP address, protocol, target and
status info.

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7.7 Port Forwarding
This feature allows external
users to connect to Local Area
Network (LAN) services using
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
(HTTP), File transfer protocols
(FTP), and other protocols.
To add any application, click on
(+) icon and select a required
service.

You can select any service

profile from common services
tab and it will then automatically
show its name, the port number
and its protocol.

Enter the LAN IP address and

select the status ON/OFF and
click on the “Apply” button to
activate the service.

We have added a new game

console profile including:
 Xbox network
 Play Station 5
 Play Station 4
 Nvidia GeForce Now
 Steam

8. WiFi
8.1 WiFi Status
Displays key information such as:
• WiFi SSID
• SSID Broadcast
• Security
• Channel
• Connected devices
• Gateway address
• Mac address of 2.4GHz, 5GHz
& 6GHz bands

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8.2 Basic Settings
This tab shows only when the X6E
is configured in router mode. In this
page, you can edit WiFi SSID and
enable or disable SSID broadcast
and use the following security
parameters for 2.4GHz, 5GHz &
6GHz bands.

It supports WiFi 2.4G/5G/6GHz

frequency band, but only two bands
can be activated at the same time.
It could be 2.4GHz + 5GHz or
2.4GHz + 6GHz.

8.3 Advanced Settings

This tab will help you to setup
advanced WiFi parameters for
2.4GHz, 5GHz & 6GHz band.

AP isolation is a feature that

enables you to create a separate
virtual network preventing client
communicating with each other
and preventing unwanted hacking.
This feature is disabled by default.

The full list of PSCs is:5, 21, 37,

53, 69, 85, 101, 117, 133, 149,
165, 181, 197, 213 and 229.

Bandwidth will be 160MHz by default

and you can choose to select in
between 20MHz to 160MHz.

8.4 Country Code

You can select your preferred
country code from the drop-down
list.

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8.5 WiFi MAC filter
Devices that are added to the WiFi
MAC filter will be blocked from
accessing the Internet.
Click on the (+) icon to add the device
to the filter table by entering its name
& MAC address. Up to 32 devices
can be added to the MAC filter.

8.6 WPS
WPS (WiFi Protected Setup)
provides an easy way to connect
your device to the network by
pushing the WPS button (next to the
USB port) or entering a PIN code.

On this page, you can configure the

WPS settings of 2.4GHz and 5GHz
bands. There are two methods to
configure WPS i.e. using a PIN
(client’s pin or Router’s pin) or you
can choose a second method, in
which you need to click on
“Start WPS”, then enable WPS on
your wireless device within two
minutes. WPS will be disabled, if
WiFi set to WPA3, WPA, or TKIP
mode, or if the SSID broadcast is
turned off. WPS will be disabled if
WiFi is set to WPA3 mode or if
SSID broadcast is turned off.

8.7 Guest WiFi

This tab provides information
about the Internet connection for
guests and their devices
accessing your network. It provides
Internet connection for guests, but
blocks access to devices on your
local network.

Guest WiFi password is set by default

for all bands, so it is suggested
changing the passwords for security
reasons.

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8.8 ACS (Automatic Channel Selection)
ACS is a mechanism to optimize
the channel assignment. It selects
the best working channel dynamically.
One that is clear and has the least
traffic.

Note 1: There will be a small delay,

rescanning, and then cycling OFF
and ON if the client is associated
with the ACS enablement band.
Please check your device’s wireless
connection and select the best WiFi
X6E router SSID after the ACS process
is completed.

Note 2: The ACS is not applicable if all

three bands (2.4GHz, 5GHz, and
6GHz) are configured as fixed channels.
ACS is disabled when none of the WiFi
channels are set to auto.

8.9 NFC
When your phone is NFC-enabled
(Near Field Communication), touch
your phone to the Acer Connect X6E’s
NFC area to connect to the Acer
Connect X6E’s WiFi without entering
a password.

You can enable or disable the NFC

and select the WiFi band of your
choice. It is for Android devices only.

9. LAN
LAN status
On this page, you can view each
LAN port status including its
associated IP address, MAC
address and DHCP server.

The ACER Connect X6E has two

LAN ports and one RJ-11 telephone
port.

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LAN Setting
This tab allows you to set up a LAN IP
gateway address with an option to
enable or disable the DHCP server
feature. You can enter the gateway
address and subnet mask. DHCP
provides and assigns IP addresses,
default gateways, and other network
parameters to client devices. DHCP
server can be enabled or disabled
as per the network requirement.
The following subnets are reserved for
default services. Please do not use it
as a gateway address.
1. 192.168.7.x (IPsec VPN)
2. 192.168.8.x (Open VPN)
3. 192.168.10.x (Guest WiFi)

10. IPv6
You can set IPv6 settings from this
tab. The Acer Connect X6E supports
following IPv6 modes:
DHCPv6, static IPv6, PPPoE,
464xlat, 6rd, DS-Lite.

The connection mode will be DHCPv6

by default.

Please consult local Internet

Service Provider before enabling
and configuring IPv6 LAN settings.

11. Home Network Security

11.1 Parental Control
Home network security includes the
URL controller within the parental
control feature that allows you to
block unwanted websites on specific
devices.
Once you click on (+) icon, the
following window will appear and
here you can enter the device list,
device name, its MAC address,
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status and select the following
categories for blocking websites.

Note: 1) URL controller can only

manage website URLs or URL
keywords, apps are unable to be
blocked.

2) Before blocked URLs take effect,

this setting may ask you to clear the
DNS cache on the devices.

12. SYSTEM
12.1 Login Password
You can change the
password of your Acer
Connect X6E from this page.

To make a new password, you

need to enter your current
password first. Please use a
strong password to keep it
secure.

12.2 System Time

This tab allows you to
synchronize the device time
with the system time by enabling
“Automatically set time zone”.

By enabling “daylight savings

time”, the device will
automatically adjust the time
according to the time zone.
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12.3 languages
You can select the language of
your Acer Connect X6E from
this tab.

12.4 Backup and Restore

In this tab, you can check how
to save the configuration:
Click on "Backup" to backup
current device configuration.
On both Windows and
MAC OS, this is saved to
your 'Downloads' folder.

How to restore the configuration:

1) Click Browse to select a file
2) Click Restore

12.5 System Information

It shows key device information
of Acer Connect X6E, such as:

• Device name
• IMEI
• Serial number
• Firmware version
• Web version

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12.6 Restart and Reset Default
From this tab, you can click on
“Restart” to reboot the
router and click on “Reset” to
restore the factory default settings.

12.7 Firmware Update

In this tab, you can check the
existing firmware version and
also, click on “check new”,
to see if there is an update
available.

You may click on the top right

icon “New firmware available” to
upgrade the Acer Connect
X6E with the latest firmware.

Note: Do not power off your

Acer Connect X6E during the
update process as this may
cause an update failure.

12.8 System Log

The System logs consist of
general logs and it will display
here all the recent 100 activities
you have done with the router.

You can save the system logs by

clicking the “Save log” button at
the bottom of the page.

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13. Troubleshooting
13.1 Quick Tips
This section describes common issues that you can encounter.

Sequence to restart the device and network:

1. Unplug the modem power plug.
2. Plug in the modem power plug. Wait for two minutes till the modem LED is steady as
before.

13. 2 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

13.2.1 What can I do if I forget my wireless password?

 Connect to the X6E router via Ethernet cable LAN.
 Visit device portal http://acer-connect.com and login admin.
 Go to WiFi -> Basic settings/Retrieve or reset the WiFi passwords.

13.2.2 What can I do if I forget the router’s web portal admin password?
Reset the device by pressing and holding the reset key over 10 seconds and then release it.
After the device restores to factory default, please login web admin portal with admin PWD,
label printed on the bottom of the device.

Note 1: The device web admin will be locked after 5 wrong password attempts. The user is
required to reboot the device to disable the web admin.
Note 2: Remember to set up the device’s internet connection after resetting. Remember to also
change the admin password.

13.2.3 What can I do if I can’t log into the router’s web admin portal?
Please follow the steps below to check on your client’s device.
 Check whether the client-allocated IP and DNS server IPs both are with the same
subnet and gateway.
 Clean the browser cookies or use private/Incognito mode to access the router admin.

13.2.4 What can I do if I can’t surf the internet even though the configuration is
finished?
Please follow the steps below to check on your X6E router:
 Login to the web admin portal dashboard to check Internet status.
 Continuingly, if the Internet status is up and connected. Go to the WAN setting, manually
configure the DNS server using the below IP, and apply:
Primary DNS server: 8.8.8.8
Secondary DNS server: 8.8.4.4
 If the issue is still there, please restart the modem and router accordingly.

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14. Factory Default Settings
Router web admin
URL http://acer-connect.com or http://192.168.76.1
Login Password (case-sensitive) XXXXXXXX
(XXXXXXXX is randomized variable). Please check the device’s bottom
label)
Local Network (LAN)
Gateway address 192.168.76.1
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
DHCP server 192.168.76.1
DHCP range 192.168.76.100 to 192.168.76.254
Time zone Depends on the country or region you bought the router.
DHCP starting IP address 192.168.76.100
DHCP ending IP address 192.168.76.254
Time adjusted for daylight save Enabled.
time
Wireless LAN (WLAN)
WiFi SSID (case-sensitive) 2.4GHz: X6E_YYYY_2.4GHz
5GHz: X6E_YYYY_5GHz
6GHz: X6E_YYYY_6GHz
(YYYY is randomized variables. Please check the device’s bottom label)
Security 2.4GHz : WPA2/WPA3
5GHz : WPA2/WPA3
6GHz : WPA3
SSID Broadcast Enabled.
RF channel 2.4GHz : Auto
5GHz : Auto
6GHz : Auto
Default operation mode 2.4GHz: 2x2 MIMO streams, 1024 QAM, 40MHz, 574MBps
(with AX enabled) 5GHz: 4x4 MIMO streams, 1024 QAM, 160MHz, 4804Mbps or
6GHz: 4x4 MIMO streams, 1024 QAM, 160MHz, 4804Mbps
Guest WiFi Disabled.
Home Network Security Disabled.

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15. Router Basic Specification
System OpenWRT
Processor
CPU Qualcomm SDX62 + IPQ5018 + QCN9024
LPDDR 256MB
Memory
Storage 512MB
IEEE standard 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax
Band Tri-band, 2.4 + 5/6GHz
Throughput AXE5400
MU-MIMO 2+4 streams
2.4GHz: 2x2 MIMO streams, 1024/256 QAM,
Wireless LAN 20/40MHz, 574MBps
5GHz: 4x4 MIMO streams, 1024/256 QAM,
20/40/80/160MHz, 4804Mbps or
6GHz: 4x4 MIMO streams, 1024/256 QAM,
20/40/80/160MHz, 4804Mbps
Max Connected 2.4 + 5/6GHz total: 128 devices
Devices
WAN 1 x 1Gbps
Ethernet
LAN 1 x 1Gbps with 1 RJ-11 telephone port
Dimension 101mm x 101mm x 206mm (L x W x T)
Form factor Wall mount No
Weight 930g
Input Voltage AC 100-240V, 50-60Hz, 1.6A
DC Power Jack
Power Adapter 12V/3A 36W

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