How to setup TP-Link router to accept WI-FI from smartphone

[Amigo1982]

Hello,
How to setup TP-Link router model Archer C2600 to accept WI-FI from smartphone as i see no option into the router web settings.
I watched a few videos and read a few web site with info, BUT this router has no WDS bridging etc., at least i can not see and no option to change to repeater mode... I know i shut also disable DHCP. Photo from wireless menu options attached! I enabled mobile hotspot on my Samsung Note 3. The phone receive mobile internet via the SIM card without a problem.
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Thank you.

 

[drtweak]

If it doesn't support a Wireless Bridge mode then you will have to see if it is supported on DDWRT firmware and may have to flash it with that. Are you trying to use your phone to connect other wired devieces though your hotspot?

 

[Amigo1982]

Via the hotspot i do not use other devices, especially wired. I doubt router like that to have no option to connect to the created hotspot. I saw on Youtube with much more simple TP-Link this to be done. I think i just do not know where to click. I do not want to change the firmware (mine is latest, downloaded from TP-Link) to DDWRT.
Thank you.

 

[drtweak]

Ok what exactly are you trying to do? There would be no reason to have you router get wifi from your phone unless you had a wired device that you wanted to get wifi from your phone and you didn't have a wifi card in it.

 

[Amigo1982]

Hello again.
As i wrote i have no other connection into the hotspot - wired or wireless!
I just want when ISP fail to provide me net to use my smartphone mobile internet to my computers. Of course i did this without a problem with USB wifi card connected to the hotspot - found the hotspot wifi, entered password and ready. But i want to do this via router now. I think with that router must be much more easy than video from the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp-lCLZtwwk

 

[drtweak]

Yea you need a router that supports either wireless bridge or the wireless repeater. the only thing is this requires you to reconfigure your router every time you want to go back and fourth between them