Just found this out myself, client (PC not CPE-510) must be in DHCP. So after setting it up go back to DHCP and it will work fine. Not sure why it will not work with a static IP.

@foxsquirrel 

Thanks for the reply. To recap, the PC I am trying to use to connect to the internet at the client CPE-210's location must be in DHCP?

@nutzacch 

nutzacch wrote

@foxsquirrel 

 

Thanks for the reply. To recap, the PC I am trying to use to connect to the internet at the client CPE-210's location must be in DHCP?

 

Yes, it appears to be a design flaw with their device. I have Lightbeam M5's and they allow static IP on the client devices. After you configure and power cycle everything set your client PC on DHCP and it will work fine. If I would not have tossed the boxes before the install they would be going back. FYI, don't fall for the its your gateway/router setup nonsense, its not...The TP-Link gear is on the same network as the M5's and M5 work fine.

Another note, this stuff is slower than the M5's. TP-link is even in a much shorter and clearer path than M5 gear is on. So its not the path slowing it down.

If you are familiar with Ubuntu Linux OS it is much easier to use when configuring this stuff. Your IP settings are 3 clicks away on the top right corner of the screen and not buried several layers deep like Win 10.