Getting started with an Omada Fusion Gateway

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Configuration Guide
03-20-2026
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Contents

Introduction

Requirements

Configuration

Get started using a mobile phone (Recommended)

Get started using a computer

Conclusion

Introduction

This article will guide you through getting started with your Omada Fusion Gateway.

Requirements

  • Omada Fusion Gateway
  • Omada APP v5.2 and above
  • Ethernet cables

Configuration

Get started using a mobile phone (Recommended)

Step 1. Power on your Omada Fusion Gateway, connect the WAN port to the ISP modem using an Ethernet cable. Wait for the device to finish booting up.

Show the screen status of the Omada Fusion Gateway during booting up.

Step 2. Once the device has finished booting up, the screen will display “Ready for setup”. Scan the QR code on the right side of the screen to download and install the latest Omada app.

Show the screen status of the Omada Fusion Gateway after booting up.

Step 3. Enable Bluetooth on your mobile phone.

Show an example of enabling Bluetooth on the mobile phone.

Step 4. After the Gateway boots up, enter the Omada app, and it will automatically detect the Omada Fusion Gateway nearby that is waiting to be initialized. Click Set This Controller.

Show an example of finding an Omada Fusion Gateway on the Omada APP.

Step 5. We can check the WAN port status here. By default, the Omada Fusion Gateway dials up via DHCP.

Show an example of a successful Internet connection.

If you need to use a different dial-up method or configure VLAN ID/DNS Server/ MAC Clone, click Internet Settings.

Show the entrance to configure more internet settings.

Besides Dynamic IP (DHCP), the Omada Fusion Gateway also supports Static IP, PPPoE, MAP-E, and DS-Lite as dial-up methods.

Show the dial-up methods supported by Omada Fusion Gateway.

Step 6. Once the Omada Fusion Gateway successfully connects to the network, it will automatically measure your internet speed.

Show an example of an internet speed test.

Step 7. To enable Omada Cloud Management and unlock more features, it is recommended to bind the Omada Fusion Gateway to your TP-Link ID.

Show the interface to bind a TP-Link ID or create a local account.

Step 8. Next, name your Omada Fusion Gateway and select the country/region and time zone.

Show an example of configuring the name, country, and time zone.

Step 9. If you have already connected other Omada switches or wireless access points in factory mode to the Omada Fusion Gateway, you will be able to find and add them here. If not, click Skip.

Show an example of finding an Omada wireless access point.

Step 10. If you have added one or more Omada wireless access points, you can create an SSID here that uses a simple password.

Show an example of creating a SSID.

Step 11. At this point, we have completed the initial setup of the Omada Fusion Gateway and have automatically entered the Omada Fusion Gateway’s Dashboard.

Show an example of completing the initial configuration.

And from now on, you can view network health, port status, throughput, and more directly on the screen.

Get started using a computer

Step 1. Power on your Omada Fusion Gateway, connect the WAN port to the ISP modem using an Ethernet cable. Wait for the device to finish booting up.

Show the screen status of the Omada Fusion Gateway during booting up.

Once the device has finished booting up, the screen will display “Ready for setup”.

Show the screen status of the Omada Fusion Gateway after booting up.

Step 2. Connect your computer to any LAN port on the Omada Fusion Gateway using another Ethernet cable and obtain a valid IP address via DHCP. And open a browser on your computer to access the IP address 192.168.188.1 (Default IP).

Show an example of accessing 192.168.188.1 with a browser on the computer.

Step 3. After the Gateway boots up, check the WAN port status here. By default, the Omada Fusion Gateway dials up via DHCP. If you need to use a different dial-up method or configure VLAN ID/DNS Server/MAC Clone, click Internet Settings.

Show the entrance to configure more internet settings.

Besides Dynamic IP (DHCP), the Omada Fusion Gateway also supports Static IP, PPPoE, MAP-E, and DS-Lite as dial-up methods.

Show the dial-up methods supported by Omada Fusion Gateway.

Step 4. Once the Omada Fusion Gateway successfully connects to the network, you are able to click Speed Test to measure your internet speed here.

Show where to measure the internet speed.

For example:

Show an example of an internet speed test.

Step 5. To enable Omada Cloud Management and unlock more features, it is recommended to bind the Omada Fusion Gateway to your TP-Link ID.

Show the interface to bind a TP-Link ID or create a local account.

Step 6. Next, name your Omada Fusion Gateway and select the country/region and time zone.

Show an example of configuring the name, country, and time zone.

Step 7. If you have already connected other Omada switches or wireless access points in factory mode to the Omada Fusion Gateway, you will be able to find and add them here. If not, click Skip.

Show an example of finding an Omada wireless access point.

Step 8. If you have added one or more Omada wireless access points, you can create an SSID here that uses a simple password.

Show an example of creating a SSID.

Step 9. At this point, we have completed the initial setup of the Omada Fusion Gateway. And you are able to review the configuration summary here.

Show an example of completing the initial configuration.

Starting now, with your tp-link ID bound, you can access your Fusion Gateway not only locally but also remotely through the Omada Cloud Management Platform.

And you can also view network health, port status, throughput, and more directly on the screen.

Show the screen status of the Omada Fusion Gateway after completing the initial configuration.

Conclusion

With the initial setup of the Omada Fusion Gateway completed, it's time to dive deeper!

Get to know more details of each function and configuration, please go to Download Center to download the manual of your product.

This article applies to: Fusion 2.5G, Fusion G+

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