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ReadMe.md

Openwrt 19.07.8 image for TP-Link MR200v4

Install via TFTP. Rename openwrt_19.07.8_tp_recovery.bin to tp_recovery.bin. Copy tp_recovery.bin to TFTP directory.
TFTP server IP address 192.168.0.225 netmask 255.255.255.0. Turn off all firewalls.

  1. Power off router
  2. Connect router to your TFTP server
  3. Press WPS/RESET while you power on router, keep pressed for 10s
  4. TFTP loading should now start
  5. Wait until router has restarted
  6. Log in with browser to 192.168.1.1


After succcess full installation you need to add your wwan interface.

  1. Network - interfaces
  2. Add new interface
  3. Name: wwan
    Protocol: QMI Cellular
    -Create interface
  4. General Settings -
    Modem device: /dev/cdc-wdm0
    Add your APN settings
  5. Advanced Settings - Modem timeout: 20
  6. Firewall Settings - Create / Assign firewall-zon
    -Save
    -Save & Apply


Log in via ssh and add dhcp = 0 to your wwan configuration.
uci show network
uci set network.wwan.dhcp=0
uci commit network

Restart your wwan interface


You can revert back to TP-Link firmware with back_to_TPlink_tp_recovery.bin. It´s based on Archer MR200(EU)_V4_210201.