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Hi @KNIGHT2216 . If you use the TPG VOIP phone service, the VR1600 has to operate in standard mode connected to wall socket and Asus is just an access point.
If you don't want the phone service, you can put the VR1600 in bridge mode and use the Asus as a normal wireless router.
To put VR1600 in bridge mode:
Basically, delete the VLAN 2 connection and add a new VLAN 2 connection in Bridge mode.
The Asus will be in standard mode with PPPoE, username and password (no IPTV/VLAN stuff).
@KNIGHT2216 . When you set the VR1600 into bridge mode, it is correct for you to lose connection. You have to factory reset it to be able to logon to it.
You should do that to get the VR1600 back to where it connects to internet.
Then, check if VLAN ID is enabled.
Check format of your username and password.
Check DSL settings for correct interface name to be changed to bridge mode.
Check Asus is in wireless router mode. Advanced Settings, Administration, Operation Mode.
Asus WAN port connects to (any?) VR1600 LAN port.
Check Asus system log.
@KNIGHT2216 . Did you reconnect the VR1600 in normal mode to check the VLAN ID setting? Whether it is enabled and its value or disabled, is relevant to when you re-add the DSL Bridge connection.
With the VR1600 in normal mode, could you provide a screenshot of the Advanced, Network, DSL screen showing Internet Connections.
The Asus WAN port connects to VR1600 LAN port.
Asus configuration is PPPoE, username and password.
The PAD0 means the Asus is not receiving a signal from the VR1600.