I have two cpe510 ( Ap to client). •I must give them dynamic ip or static? the problem is that disconnected too many times in a day. First connection 47 mbps, after 6 hour at 2-3 mbps. • I look that transmit ccq at Ap side is about 90-95. is that ok? and how can i fix it. thank you
is it possible to add an Wifi device like a router/accesspoint to give out ip and to get wifi in the client end ? i cannot find this in the manual, it says switch, but no more.
Yes, this device lets us connect our signs to the internet using the existing internet to upload remotely. Check the options under quick set up, and you should find what you need there.
Yes, we have come across that issue before, but it is very rare. Whenever it happens we power cycle and seems to resolve. The CPE210/510 have been very reliable.
I used two CPE510s that sometimes disconnected and after about ten minutes reconnected. I have learned that in Sweden the CPE510 can only use the 5 GHz WiFi channels 96-136, due to the high output power. The reason for the disconnections is that CPE510, is automatically configured for Sweden, to use only the allowed WiFi 5 GHz DFS channels 96-136. This means that the CPE510 can change channels between 96-136 at any time, during use. DFS mean "Dynamic Frequency Selection" and allows 5 GHz WiFi to operate within the same frequency space, channel 96-136, used by radar such as military and weather, who has priority. When detecting a military or radar signals, CPE working in a DFS channel, must dynamically switch the operating frequency of the 5GHz WiFi to one frequency that does not interfere with the military or radar signal. Prior to selecting that channel, CPE will listen for an uncertain period of time (ranging from 1 to 10 minutes). During this time, CPE does not broadcast SSID. Note also when an 5 GHz WiFi access point starts up it must quietly listen on the shared channel for at least a minute before transmitting. Weather radars use channels 120-128 and on those channels the silent wait time is 10 minutes. Please read more here: www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1968/ Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_frequency_selection Different WiFi DFS channel are allowed in different countries. List of WLAN channels: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels It is a pity that TP-link and their resellers does not inform us customers about this "feature". I discussed with a local seller about their misleading ad for CPE510. They refunded me.
I have a TP-Link CPE210 is there another way I can just remote in and change the password without changing the network settings?
I have two cpe510 ( Ap to client).
•I must give them dynamic ip or static? the problem is that disconnected too many times in a day. First connection 47 mbps, after 6 hour at 2-3 mbps.
• I look that transmit ccq at Ap side is about 90-95. is that ok? and how can i fix it. thank you
is it possible to add an Wifi device like a router/accesspoint to give out ip and to get wifi in the client end ? i cannot find this in the manual, it says switch, but no more.
Yes, this device lets us connect our signs to the internet using the existing internet to upload remotely. Check the options under quick set up, and you should find what you need there.
Have you came in to the problem of the Client CPE disconnecting and reconnecting to the AP?
Yes, we have come across that issue before, but it is very rare. Whenever it happens we power cycle and seems to resolve. The CPE210/510 have been very reliable.
I used two CPE510s that sometimes disconnected and after about ten minutes reconnected. I have learned that in Sweden the CPE510 can only use the 5 GHz WiFi channels 96-136, due to the high output power.
The reason for the disconnections is that CPE510, is automatically configured for Sweden, to use only the allowed WiFi 5 GHz DFS channels 96-136. This means that the CPE510 can change channels between 96-136 at any time, during use.
DFS mean "Dynamic Frequency Selection" and allows 5 GHz WiFi to operate within the same frequency space, channel 96-136, used by radar such as military and weather, who has priority.
When detecting a military or radar signals, CPE working in a DFS channel, must dynamically switch the operating frequency of the 5GHz WiFi to one frequency that does not interfere with the military or radar signal. Prior to selecting that channel, CPE will listen for an uncertain period of time (ranging from 1 to 10 minutes). During this time, CPE does not broadcast SSID.
Note also when an 5 GHz WiFi access point starts up it must quietly listen on the shared channel for at least a minute before transmitting. Weather radars use channels 120-128 and on those channels the silent wait time is 10 minutes.
Please read more here: www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1968/
Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_frequency_selection
Different WiFi DFS channel are allowed in different countries.
List of WLAN channels: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels
It is a pity that TP-link and their resellers does not inform us customers about this "feature". I discussed with a local seller about their misleading ad for CPE510. They refunded me.
@Shayar Alz You connect the AP to any router which have a Internet connection.
Hi, I'm facing the issue of "failure to get data"
Have you any idea about it?
Check your Ethernet cables. That usually happens when the antenna is not connected.