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Originally Posted by OldGeezer
Did you configure the wireless router to have a different IP address to your wired router (as well as disabling DHCP)? They probably have the same address by default.
Remove your wireless router from the network and connect a PC to it via wire.
You will then be able to connect to it to configure the IP address (plus anything else you want).
You should then be able to see it after it's put back into the network.
HTH
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Many thanks, the above advise worked. I restricted the IP range of the wired router (RP614) to 192.169.0.1-200 and I manually gave a new IP address 192.168.0.254 to the wifi router (wGU264) which is *outside* the range of the other router but on the same subnet. Now the two routers co-exist happily and I can access both via 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.0.254.
Many thanks to all for your advice.