AP settings - http://www.tplink.com/lk/faq-417.html

I believe this does not answer the question.

Willaing want to use the MR200 as a modem, that is to have the MR200 establish only the LTE "physical" layer. WAN interface + FW should be left completely to the alternate router, this setup is usually referred as bridge mode.

I'm actually looking for the same feature, unless there is a way to unlock command prompt and access advanced function there, it is quite certain MR200 with current firmware does not allow this mode of operation.

Willaing want to use the MR200 as a modem, that is to have the MR200 establish only the LTE "physical" layer. WAN interface

Sorry for my mistake. You want to use your MR200 like a modem and second router to use to manage your network, right?

The title pretty much says it all. Im getting a dynamic IP from the ISP, I plugged in the router to the modem and it worked like a charm, the next day one of their savvier workers came to me and said the Internet fell out a few times so he changed the modem into bridge mode. Is there a good reason to do this or keep it in bridge mode?