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The router case, which is made of black plastic, is quite compact - the dimensions without antennas are only 120 × 120 × 30 mm. In addition, there are no holes for passive ventilation in the case. On the side ends there are antenna mounts, there are four of them with a length of 175 mm, two per range, in each pair one for the input signal, the second for the output signal. The antennas are non-removable, but they can rotate on hinges in two planes. This is important, since the Archer C64 can be installed both on a horizontal surface and fixed to the wall. Then the antennas will stick out from the sides and they will need to be turned in the right direction. If the Internet needs to be distributed in a one-story room, the antennas should be directed vertically, but if you need to send a signal from one floor to another - place the antennas horizontally.



There are five indicators on the front panel to monitor the router's status: power, Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz, Wi-Fi 5 GHz, LAN, Internet. In normal mode, all 5 LEDs are green and do not blink. In addition, the LAN indicat

Traditionally, the back panel houses ports and canada number data buttons — a power input, one WAN port and four LAN ports, a WPS/reset button. There are no status or activity indicators on the back panel.



To configure the Archer C64, both a traditional web interface and a mobile application are used. The first option is more versatile, as it allows you to perform configuration from a PC and do without installing a mobile application on a smartphone. It is enough to connect to the router via Wi-Fi (the network name and access password for the first connection are indicated on the back of the device), launch the browser and enter uick setup wizard will prompt you to perform several actions for basic configuration of the device.

Router settings
Configuring a WiFi router using the web interface

Of course, you will need to set an administrator password, set the time zone, connect to the provider (by the way, there are several ready-made presets for large providers), specify the network name, security standard, etc. Actually, the basic setup, which will be quite enough for most users, is so simple that it will take no more than 2-3 minutes. Although if your provider has special requirements for the setup, you can change the router's MAC number, set a static IP address, specify the gateway, DNS server, etc. You can also organize guest networks, set the access point to turn on and off on a schedule, and enable WPS and WDS.