My unifi was down for a while last night, it got back to normal after I called to the customer service.
This morning it is down again
Location - Selayang Jaya

my unifi connection is superb,no problem so far since i just got it yesterday..torren ftw! my location is bukit idaman and quite near to your place.

2. Tried manually selecting channels as there were quite a few networks lurking but again, it wasn't connecting. Finally selected Auto and guess this solved my problem - all laptops were now able to connect to the router and obtain internet access via WiFi.

But still bad news for the iPhone 4 and Samsung Galaxy Tab - iPhone could not connect to the router at all while the Tab could connect but cannot enjoy internet access.

My unifi was down for a while last night, it got back to normal after I called to the customer service.
This morning it is down again
Location - Selayang Jaya

I have not bought the router because it's not compatible with the VDSL modem TM gave me. (IwanGP)

i really noob in this.. u mean TPlink router is not compatible with VDSL modem? pretty confusing here.
TM Dlink is a router right ? The VDSL modem is the one which connected on the phone is it?

StreamyxZONE

RM18/month

Enjoy a mobile lifestyle with wireless broadband Internet access at more than 2,000 Streamyx ZONE™ locations nationwide! Based on WiFi technology  (IEEE  802.11 a/b/g standard). You can add more Streamyx ZONETM accounts on top of what we provide in our UniFi packages.

Available at selected and strategic public places such as:
- Shopping Mall
- Hotel Lobby/Lounge
- Hospital Café/Lobby
- F&B Outlets
- Common Area in Universities/College
- Airport

How to subscribe?
Phone subscription by calling TM UniFi Centre at 1 300 88 1222
Visit selected TMpoint
Online subscription via myUniFi website (you need to register myUniFi account first)

Getting started
Just turn on your WiFi, choose Streamyx ZONE SSID in your wireless network option
Open a browser ( Internet Explorer is recommended) then type in any URL address
You will be directed to Streamyx ZONE landing page
Key in your Username and Password
The ‘Terms & Conditions’ will appear and just click ‘Continue’ to proceed

Unifi users , have you guys tested the Free Streamyx Hotzone outside in selected franchise like KFC and Pizza hut?
What Userid and password should we be using to access streamyx hotspot? I try using our wifi pin and user id but the website said not able to access.

Is it Free or Payable?
In their Service Package , they mentioned 1 User Id is given..

While here they said >>>

Dear Sifu-Sifu,

Izzit normal to get upload less than 3mb when i do speed test???

Henry

Unifi users , have you guys tested the Free Streamyx Hotzone outside in selected franchise like KFC and Pizza hut?
What Userid and password should we be using to access streamyx hotspot? I try using our wifi pin and user id but the website said not able to access.

Is it Free or Payable?
In their Service Package , they mentioned 1 User Id is given..

While here they said >>>

Finally my place is covered and I have done the register online.The sad thing is the earliest available slot of installation is on 20 April,meaning that I have to wait for another one month for installation...

I'm thinking where he went with ur guide. Lolz
When you tick "enable hidden wireless", the router is still broadcasting wireless signal in the sense that others which don't know the SSID unable to detect the wireless network but it still exists.

Follow what payebudu said,
Step-by-step:
1. Go to 192.168.0.1
2. Type in operator as ID, h566UniFi as password
If the id and pass above cannot be used, try these:

3. Under top "SETUP" tab, press "Wireless Setup" tab on the left
4. Press Multiple Wireless Network Name Setup
5. Untick the little box on the left of the FIRST ROW or... Should I say... UNTICK all the boxes in that page...

This should switch off it's wireless broadcasting. By the way... The antenna cannot be detached unless you break it. I think what you mean prolink router is just an adsl router for streamyx which contains only LAN port behind it in which you're connecting directly to the LAN port on your computer.In that sense, it's not a wireless router and it's generating minimal amount of emission of wave(radio wave or em wave, whatever) compared to wireless network. There's so called Wireless radiation which is said by certain people will bring negative effect to human health but the effect shouldn't be so significant. Another thing is that... I don't think your mother is sitting beside the modem all the time. She shall have kept a distance with the modem all the time right... At least my mother do so... It shouldn't bring such a big effect to anyone as wireless signal are not to say very highly powered em wave. It shouldn't bring too much harm to human body. Wondering whether your mum is having any kind of sickness. Ask her to do a body check up xD, only after you proves that it's caused by the wireless modem...

EDIT:
From wikipedia... So... it's possible~

Not too bad, some areas have to wait until May and they registered early March.

i really noob in this.. u mean TPlink router is not compatible with VDSL modem? pretty confusing here.
TM Dlink is a router right ? The VDSL modem is the one which connected on the phone is it?

Hi there....i do know what payebudu meant. I changed the gateway to 192.168.1.1 also. logged in with h566.... also.

what I meant with my prolink is, it's a normal wireless G router. and when I disable it's wireless, iinw it does physically switch it off. coz i feel it's not as hot as when wireless is on. and furthermore, i can just unscrew the antenna.

the reason why i'm looking for ways to reduce the power is coz I dont need the full signal strength. I just need the signal to transmit far enough through a layer of wall. my other pc is just outside the room door. My mom is always near the router as she's working from home and the router+modem+fibre cable and all goes to PC1 which is right next to her.

i was thinking, can aluminium foil block some waves? coz i've seen some ppl using aluminium foil to shape it into a bowl so they can aim the signal further.