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Tinkerisk
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  #1882596 12-Oct-2017 19:24
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Tinkerisk:

 

GWN7610 arrived today and installed. Great device up and running but still figuring out the configuration specialities for my use cases. No flaws found so far. :-)

 

 

Found the first one:

 

=> WiFi 5GHz channel selection is limited in current FW 1.0.4.20 to 4 channels only (36, 40, 44, 48) in EU.

 

The unit ignores that we have additionally 52, 56, 60, 64 and 100 ... 140 (in steps of 4) available. It seems Grandstream is preventing Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) which is mandatory at frequencies above 48 for weather radar frequency protection. That declasses the unit for the moment to be used for public buildings and on bigger places. Too bad.

 

This means: 5GHz channel choice is limited to be only 4 out of 18 = 22% (at least in EU). This is a killing argument for an unit claiming for mass installation setup in the public if not to be corrected by firmware asap.

 

 





     

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  #1882611 12-Oct-2017 20:25
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why do you have it set to EU? you are in NZ and it should be set to that. It may open up the other channels for you.


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  #1882613 12-Oct-2017 20:29
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Jase2985:

 

why do you have it set to EU? you are in NZ and it should be set to that. It may open up the other channels for you.

 

 

Because of the unit is (currently) installed there and I wan't to make use of the wider choices. ;-)





     

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