Airport express makes no connection with internet

My airport express is on green, but the router/moden above it makes no connection to internet.
When I put the LAN directly in my computer it works fine.
Routeraddress is 192.168.1.1.
I used static IP 192.168.1.200 and used the bridgemodus.
The internetrouter is a Davolink DV-2020.
Can please tell somebody me what I do wrong?!
Thank you.
Olav
P.S. I have reset and reboot the modem router a few times allready.

On a different note about port mapping, I hope Tesserax can answer.
I'm trying to open port 16000 for UDP only, do I put in my default gateway address or the ip4 address or my 68.xxx address?
Also, how do I open DMZ?
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