Bipac 8900AX-2400 Firmware 2.52.d24

[billion_fan]

You can find the firmware on the link below

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=13111

Release Note :

1. “Add new wireless driver = 7.14.164.20.cpe4.16L05.0-kdb”


If all goes well this firmware will be officially released on our website.

[Radiocrazy]

4 Days 24 hour up time with the new wireless driver no problem to report on 2.4GHz or 5GHhz

[billion_fan]

4 Days 24 hour up time with the new wireless driver no problem to report on 2.4GHz or 5GHhz

Thanks for the update

[mawheele]

+1 - All good

[billion_fan]

+1 - All good

Great news, I'll give it another week or so then release

[lamster]

On it since Friday and working great here

[billion_fan]

Firmware has been officially released on our UK website.

[Radiocrazy]

Firmware has been officially released on our UK website.

Just for interest why has it been named "zcomax"
Any news on the LED for the fussy old fool (me)
TKS

[lamster]

Just for interest why has it been named "zcomax"
Any news on the LED for the fussy old fool (me)
TKS

I noticed that too lol

Is it the internet LED your talking about by any chance?

[Radiocrazy]

Just for interest why has it been named "zcomax"
Any news on the LED for the fussy old fool (me)
TKS

I noticed that too lol

Is it the internet LED your talking about by any chance?

Hi, I do see what you mean about the internet LED it is a bit sluggish what concerns me mainly is (cosmetic again) normally on routers switches etc the more data being used e.g. downloading a big file the LED can flashes so fast it dulls giving you a great idea of data moving, but the 5gHz LED really bugs me, it just sits there and blinks if you have every 5gHz device switch off it shows very little only that yes 5gHz is on and that’s it really, when you start moving data it just blinks and gives you no idea how much is moving a few bites or a full HD feature film.
Now the chip-set for the 5gHz is used by other manufactures and it's fine, so I'm really hoping it’s a firmware tweak, if not then it could be an external component design problem which would need a hardware modification, with surface mount devices that could be tricky, Billion Fan asked the tech guys over a year ago and they still haven’t come back to him, I'm hoping it is because they are busy, and not the fact that it is designed that way, if so why would you design such a stupid LED.
The Ethernet LED’s and the 2.4gHz LED are great.
I do appreciate this does not effect the performance in anyway just me I guess if it don’t bother other people.