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Hello guys,

I have a Starlink V4 Standard X, and I’ve been trying to extend its Wi-Fi coverage using my Linksys EA8500 router.

I have two Starlink kits—one at home and this one at my office. They are both Standard 4X hardware (V4 Dish) with Router 3 (V3) .The kit at home works perfectly with this same Linksys router, and I’m able to extend the Wi-Fi coverage without any issues.

However, with the kit at my office, I’m unable to extend the Wi-Fi using the EA8500. I’m not sure whether the issue is with the router configuration or if there is something different about the new Standard X at my office that is preventing it from working.

Kindly see the attached pictures for reference. I would appreciate any suggestions or guidance on how to resolve this.

Hardware version 4: standard 4X software version 2026.07.19.mr82648.51320

Router: Hardware v3 (router 3) software version: 2026.08.05.mr83278

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I tried to connect the two panels to my DPUX. Going through the manual, it says to connect the cables from the solar panels to the solar input, which looks flat in the manual, see above.

However, the cable that came with the solar panel is not flat, please see image above.

Please has anyone been able to connect their solar to the DPUX?

Regards

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