COVR-R2203 - Network D-LINK - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Whole Home Wi-Fi System (Mesh Router)
Model Number	COVR-R2203
Brand	D-Link
Wi-Fi Standard	802.11ac Wave 2
Frequency Bands	Dual-band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz)
Maximum Speed	AC1300 (867 Mbps on 5 GHz + 400 Mbps on 2.4 GHz)
Number of Units	2 (1 Covr Point A + 1 Extension Covr Point)
Dimensions (each)	4.5 x 4.5 x 2.5 inches (approximate)
Weight (each)	0.5 lb (approximate)
Power Supply	12V DC, 1A (external power adapter)
Power Consumption	10W (typical)
Ethernet Ports	1 Gigabit Ethernet WAN port on Covr Point A
Setup Options	D-Link Wi-Fi App (iOS/Android) or Web Browser
LED Indicators	Solid white (working), flashing orange (no internet/weak signal), solid red (booting), flashing red (error)
Security	WPA2-PSK, WPA3-ready (future update)
Firmware Update	Automatic update via D-Link Wi-Fi App or web interface
Placement Tips	Place Covr Points within range for strong signal; use LED indicator for optimal placement
Maintenance	Clean with dry, soft cloth; avoid liquids
Repairability	Not user-serviceable; contact D-Link support for issues
Package Contents	2 Covr Points, 1 Ethernet cable, 2 power adapters, quick start guide

Frequently Asked Questions - COVR-R2203 D-LINK

How do I set up my D-Link COVR-R2203?

You can set up using the D-Link Wi-Fi App on your iOS or Android device, or via a Web Browser by connecting to the SSID printed on the device and navigating to http://covr.local.

What does the flashing orange LED mean on Covr Point A?

A flashing orange LED on Covr Point A indicates no internet connection. Try powering off your modem for 30 seconds and then restarting it.

How do I add the extension Covr Point?

First set up Covr Point A completely. Then plug in the extension Covr Point. It will automatically connect and show a solid white LED when successful. If it flashes white or orange, move it closer to Covr Point A.

What is the coverage area of the COVR-R2203?

With two units, the COVR-R2203 can cover up to 3,000 square feet (approximately 280 square meters) depending on home layout.

Can I use a wired Ethernet backhaul?

No, the COVR-R2203 supports only wireless backhaul between the Covr Points. Ethernet ports are for the modem connection only.

How do I update the firmware?

We recommend enabling Auto Firmware Update in the D-Link Wi-Fi App. You can also manually check for updates in the app or web interface.

What security features are available?

The system supports WPA2-PSK encryption. A future firmware update may add WPA3 support.

The LED is solid red. What does that mean?

Solid red is normal during boot up and can last 2-3 minutes. If it stays red longer, check your internet connection or contact support.

Can I use the COVR-R2203 with an existing router?

The system is designed to replace your existing router. Connect Covr Point A directly to your modem for best performance.

How do I reset the Covr Point to factory defaults?

Locate the reset button on the back of the device. Press and hold it for 10 seconds using a paperclip until the LED flashes red, then release.

USER MANUAL COVR-R2203 D-LINK

For proper installation, start with

"Covr Point A". Only plug in and power up the extension Covr Point when directed to during setup.

There are two easy ways to set up your Covr Wi-Fi System, choose one of the following:

Option 1) D-Link Wi-Fi App Setup

Option 2) Web Browser Setup

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LED Behaviour

Solid White

This means everything is connected and working properly.

Flashing Orange - Covr Point A

No internet connection - Try powering off your modem for 30 seconds (removing any backup battery if applicable) and powering it back on.

Flashing White - Extension Covr Point

Weak Signal - Try moving it closer to Covr Point A.

Flashing Orange - Extension Covr Point

Not In Range/No Connection - Try moving it closer to Covr Point A.

Solid Red - Any Covr Point

Your Covr Points will be solid red during boot up (powered on). Boot up can take anywhere from 2-3 minutes.

Flashing Red - Any Covr Point

Flashing Red indicates that there is a problem with the device. If flashing red, please contact our support team.

Option 1:

D-Link Wi-Fi App Setup

(iOS and Android Devices)

Download the D-Link Wi-Fi app from the App Store or Google Play. Run the app and tap "Install New Device" (COVR-R2203) to get started.

NOTE: To keep your Covr System running at peak performance and take advantage of new features, it is recommended that you keep your firmware up to date.

We highly recommend that you enable the AUTO FIRMWARE UPDATE feature. This will ensure that your Covr System is always running the latest firmware.

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Option 2 (Web Browser Setup) and Placement Tips

IMPORTANT:

For proper installation, start with

"Covr Point A". Only plug in and power up the extension Covr Point when directed to during setup.

Option 2: (Only required if you did not install using Option 1 - D-Link Wi-Fi App Setup)

Web Browser Setup

(PC/Mac/Mobile device)

Power off your Internet modem and connect one end of the Ethernet cable to port 1 on Covr Point A, and connect the other end to your Internet-connected modem.

NOTE: If your DSL or cable modem uses a battery backup, please remove the backup battery and ensure all lights are off on the modem. Refer to the modem's user manual if required.

Power your Internet modem back on and plug in Covr Point A. Wait for the Covr LED to turn from red to flashing orange before moving on to the next step. This may take up to 3 minutes.

On a PC/Mac or mobile device, connect to the Wi-Fi name (SSID) printed on the bottom of Covr Point A, or on the included Wi-Fi Configuration Card.

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    A["Wi-Fi"] --> B["Wi-Fi"]
    C["Wi-Fi"] --> D["Wi-Fi"]
    E["Wi-Fi"] --> F["Wi-Fi"]
    G["SSID:"] --> H["Password:"]

Open a web browser and type http://covr.local./into a web browser and follow the instructions to complete the setup.

NOTE: Ethernet Setup is not supported.

Covr Point Placement Tips

Place your Covr Points around your home to extend your whole home Wi-Fi. For best performance, place the Covr Points close enough to each other to maintain a strong signal. Use the LED Signal Indicator to help find a location. (See LED behaviour on previous page.)

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