IPv6 is enabled by default, and this cannot be changed in the default settings for EE APN.

You will need to create a new Profile within the Router, to do this first login to your router from a computer connected to the router.

To do this, open a browser page and enter the IP (internet protocol) address of the router.
The factory default address is normally: 192.168.8.1

At the login screen:

The default password is: admin

Once logged in, click on Network Settings in the menu bar

The APN List is shown towards the bottom of the screen, Click on the +

After clicking on the +, The Profile Management screen will be displayed:

Profile Name: This can be set to anything you like, we would suggest “EE APN”

Set to Default: this must be ticked

Username: eesecure
Password: secure

You may need to scroll down to see the following options

IP Type: IPv4

APN: everywhere

Check settings and once happy with them click Save

​Ensure you re-enable the ‘Auto-Select Network’ setting if it isn't already.

Setting Preferred Network Mode

Click Mobile Network Searching on the left hand side.

By default the settings are set to Auto, this means the router will latch onto the strongest signal strength, which can be 2G, 3G or 4G.

This can be set to 4G only (or 5G if your router is 5G capable and you have a 5G EE signal in your area)

Leave Network search mode set to Auto. Click Save

The following message maybe displayed:

Click Confirm

The setting will be saved and you should see a Success message

Completed!

In a browser enter the following address: http://tplinkmodem.net

Enter the password for the router, if one has not been set you will be prompted to set one.

Once logged onto the router
Go to Advanced > Network > Internet page.

Click Create Profile.

Profile Name: Scancom
APN: data.plan.com
Username: plan
Password: (Leave this field empty)

Click Save Once saved, reboot the router and once restarted you should have internet access.

Check if the router has the latest firmware installed. If not, download and upgrade to the latest version, following the manufacturer's instructions.

If the router is on the latest version, try performing a factory reset by pressing the reset button on the router. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for details.

If the above steps don't work, contact the manufacturer for support

If none of the above step’s work, it's time to replace the router.

Choose a router that is compatible with the 4G or 5G network that your service provider offers in your area. Check with your service provider to see which bands they use and choose a router that supports those bands.

Choose a router that supports the maximum speeds and bandwidth offered by your service provider. This will ensure that you get the best possible connection speeds and quality.

Consider the coverage and signal strength of the network in your area. If you're in a rural area or a location with poor signal strength, you may need a router with external antennas or signal boosters to ensure a reliable connection.

Look for a router with built-in security features such as a firewall and VPN support. This will help to protect your network and data from external threats.

Choose a router that meets your needs for portability and durability. If you need a router for outdoor use or harsh environments, choose a rugged and waterproof option. If you need a router for travel, choose a portable and lightweight option.

Consider your budget when choosing a cellular router, but don't compromise on quality or features. Look for routers with a good balance of price, performance, and features.