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Place the Keenetic Titan for optimal wireless coverage within cable reach of outlets.
Connect the device to power and verify Status and Wi-Fi LEDs are illuminated and not blinking.
Connect a mobile device via Wi-Fi using default credentials or a computer via Ethernet.
The Initial Setup Wizard should appear automatically or be accessed via my.keenetic.net.
Choose to create a new network or extend an existing one in the setup wizard.
Details on Wi-Fi antennas and the function of the reset button for device recovery.
Explanation of the numbered Ethernet ports and the SFP combo port for network connections.
Information on the DC power input and the function of the setup button for initial configuration.
Describes the Internet LED, Wi-Fi LED, and their blinking states for status monitoring.
Details on USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports for connecting external devices.
Guidance on what to do if the Initial Setup Wizard does not appear on your device.
Steps to connect to the Keenetic device's Wi-Fi network, including using a QR code.
Instructions on how to reset the Keenetic device to factory settings if needed.
Information on how to switch the Keenetic device to operate as a Wi-Fi extender.
The Keenetic Titan (model KN-1810) is a versatile networking device designed to provide robust and reliable internet connectivity for your home or office. It functions as an AC2600 Dual Band Mesh Wi-Fi Gigabit Router, featuring a Dual Core CPU, a 5-Port Gigabit Smart Switch, an SFP Combo Port, and both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 Ports. This device is engineered to create a powerful and flexible network, whether you're establishing a new network, extending an existing one, or simply upgrading your current setup.
At its core, the Keenetic Titan serves as a high-performance router, distributing internet access throughout your premises via both wired and wireless connections. It supports dual-band Wi-Fi, operating on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies, ensuring optimal performance for a wide range of devices. The device is also designed to be a key component of a Keenetic Mesh Wi-Fi System, allowing for seamless expansion of your wireless coverage.
The router features multiple network ports (1, 2, 3, and 4) that, by default, are intended for connecting home devices. These ports offer Gigabit Ethernet speeds, ensuring fast and stable wired connections for devices like computers, gaming consoles, or smart TVs. The device also includes a unique Combo Port 0, which can be used for your internet connection. This port is highly flexible, accommodating either an RJ-45 Ethernet cable or an SFP module for fiber optic connections. It's important to note that only one connection type can be active at a time for this port.
For power, the Keenetic Titan connects to a DC Power Socket, designed for continuous operation. The device is not intended to be powered off daily, emphasizing its role as a persistent network hub.
The Keenetic Titan is equipped with several indicator LEDs that provide quick visual feedback on its operational status. The Status LED indicates whether the device is ready for operation, rebooting, or updating. The Internet LED shows the status of your internet connection. There are also FN1 and FN2 LEDs, which by default, indicate the status of the USB ports. Finally, the Wi-Fi LED displays the status of the Wi-Fi network, showing if it's enabled, transferring data, or undergoing a quick connection session (WPS).
The device also incorporates multiple buttons for user interaction and control. A Reset Button allows you to restore the device to its original factory settings and reset the administrator password. The Wi-Fi Control Button, by default, facilitates the easy addition of extenders to a Keenetic Mesh Wi-Fi System or other WPS-compliant devices. A single press initiates a quick connection session, while pressing and holding it for three seconds toggles the Wi-Fi on or off. Additionally, there are FN1 and FN2 Buttons, which by default, are used to safely remove drives connected to the USB ports. The functions of these LEDs and buttons can be customized in the device settings.
The USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports are located on the side panel and are designed for connecting compatible USB devices such as external hard drives, printers, and 3G/4G modems. The blue port is specifically for high-speed USB 3.0 connections.
Setting up your Keenetic Titan is designed to be straightforward. First, you'll need to position the device within reach of Ethernet and power outlets, ensuring it's in an open area for optimal wireless coverage. Once powered on, you should check that the Status LED and Wi-Fi LED are illuminated and not blinking, indicating readiness.
Connecting your mobile device or computer to the Keenetic Titan can be done wirelessly or via an Ethernet cable. For Wi-Fi, the default Wi-Fi name (SSID) and password are conveniently printed on the device's back label, along with a QR code for automatic connection. Alternatively, you can connect a computer to any gray Ethernet port using the included Ethernet cable.
Upon successful connection, an Initial Setup Wizard window should automatically appear on your mobile device or computer. If it doesn't, you can access it by navigating to my.keenetic.net in your browser. The wizard guides you through the configuration process, allowing you to choose between creating a new network and connecting to the Internet, or extending an existing network by adding the Keenetic device as a Wi-Fi extender.
For those looking to extend an existing network, the Wi-Fi Control Button simplifies the process of adding the Keenetic device as a Wi-Fi extender. A quick press initiates a connection session, making it easy to integrate new devices into your mesh system.
If you encounter issues accessing the Initial Setup Wizard or the Keenetic Web Interface, troubleshooting steps include verifying your device's connection to the Keenetic device, ensuring correct web addresses (my.keenetic.net, 192.168.1.1, or 192.168.2.1), and rebooting your devices.
Should you forget your wireless password, the default password is on the back label of your Keenetic device. If you've changed it, you can retrieve or reset it by logging into my.keenetic.net or using the Keenetic Mobile Application. Similarly, if you forget your Web Interface page password, resetting the device to factory settings is an option.
The Keenetic Titan is designed for continuous operation and does not require daily power cycling. This contributes to its reliability and ease of use.
Restoring the device to its original factory settings is a key maintenance feature, useful for troubleshooting or reconfiguring the device from scratch. This is achieved by pressing and holding the Reset Button until the Status LED begins to blink rapidly, then releasing it. It's important to remember that after a factory reset, you will need to reconfigure your Internet connection and re-add any extenders to your Mesh Wi-Fi system.
The device's firmware can be updated, as indicated by the Status LED blinking green during the process. Keeping the firmware updated ensures access to the latest features, security patches, and performance improvements.
For physical maintenance, the device is equipped with four fixed precision printed dipole Wi-Fi antennas. It is recommended to keep these antennas in a vertical position for optimal performance. The device is designed for indoor use only, and it's crucial to remove any protective labels and ensure that the vents are unblocked to prevent overheating. It should never be used in an enclosed space, and the Keenetic-supplied power adapter should always be easily accessible and used exclusively. The device and its power adapter contain no user-serviceable parts and should not be opened.
To ensure longevity, the Keenetic Titan should be kept away from water, excessive humidity or heat, and direct sunlight. The device can also be safely wall-mounted using two firmly attached screws on a wall surface strong enough to support four times the device's weight.
For further support or information, the Keenetic website (help.keenetic.com) is a valuable resource, providing details on compatible USB devices, warranty information, and legal notices. This ensures users have access to comprehensive information for maintaining their device.
General| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz |
|---|---|
| Antenna Type | External, Detachable |
| Operating System | KeeneticOS |
| Security Protocols | WPA, WPA2, WPA3 |
| USB Ports | USB 3.0 |
| VPN Support | L2TP, OpenVPN, PPTP |
| Processor | 880 MHz |
