May 4 2011, 06:16 PM
QUOTE(hackwire @ May 4 2011, 05:34 PM)
Luckily you tell me or else i'm going to run TMunifi marathon race again. After some diagnostic and trial with the configuration by adhering to the Dlink manual, my internet disconnection and slow speed due to wireless transmision is now back to normal.
why and how?
Concrete wall thickness, angles , distance and RF (radio frequency) could be the main factor in reducing the strength. Most of the contractors usually install router and telephone side by side. I haven't adjusted my phone as yet but the manual did highlighted the consequences. Even the false advert about Superb strength and Wireless N and Dlink dares to claim that their product won Awards but somehow they still warn users of all this stuff. In the Diagram itself, they were showing strong signal for double storey house. In their manual , they stated "depending on what house u r staying, Double storey house is weak and they suggested a repeater." What an absurd technology claim and too bad that these magazine reviewers who awarded them knows nothing about it.
In the Dlink Configuration setup, Advanced Wireless sub menu, my
Wireless Mode : 802.11 g/b (setup by TM contractor)
Later I setup up to Wireless Mode : 802.11 N
The reason for this is to make the router compatibility for wider coverage in the house otherwise what for to install Wireless N router, right? The side effect is that Iphone Wireless is Disable. Than I readjust to
Wireless Mode: 802.11 n/g/b
Bandwith : (auto)20mh/40mhg
woila! my iphone wifi back in business and im still testing the stability of the connection.
May i know if this is the same thing you guys experience and did it helps to improve the coverage for those of you that kept your modem /router upstairs the house and whether i am right to do it this way..
Those unifi supports call me up twice and close my ticket twice. They promised me to sent the guideline and they didn't so i DIY.
Hmm... Also change the mode to 20MHz only. Much stable!why and how?
Concrete wall thickness, angles , distance and RF (radio frequency) could be the main factor in reducing the strength. Most of the contractors usually install router and telephone side by side. I haven't adjusted my phone as yet but the manual did highlighted the consequences. Even the false advert about Superb strength and Wireless N and Dlink dares to claim that their product won Awards but somehow they still warn users of all this stuff. In the Diagram itself, they were showing strong signal for double storey house. In their manual , they stated "depending on what house u r staying, Double storey house is weak and they suggested a repeater." What an absurd technology claim and too bad that these magazine reviewers who awarded them knows nothing about it.
In the Dlink Configuration setup, Advanced Wireless sub menu, my
Wireless Mode : 802.11 g/b (setup by TM contractor)
Later I setup up to Wireless Mode : 802.11 N
The reason for this is to make the router compatibility for wider coverage in the house otherwise what for to install Wireless N router, right? The side effect is that Iphone Wireless is Disable. Than I readjust to
Wireless Mode: 802.11 n/g/b
Bandwith : (auto)20mh/40mhg
woila! my iphone wifi back in business and im still testing the stability of the connection.
May i know if this is the same thing you guys experience and did it helps to improve the coverage for those of you that kept your modem /router upstairs the house and whether i am right to do it this way..
Those unifi supports call me up twice and close my ticket twice. They promised me to sent the guideline and they didn't so i DIY.
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will test on it and distance my telephone set farther apart from the router for signal interference. My final option is to get a repeater from D-Link website. Any recommendation for a repeater or i must get back the same D-link brand?
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