Router suddenly developed a fault.
ADSL2+ connected at good speed and test on PC shows c.15.5mbps d/l.
Two wifi devices show 0.53 down/1.51 up and 0.24 down/0.06 up. This is 2G, 5G seems OK on the device that can use it though it is dropping out.
Any thoughts?
7800DXL wifi dropped to near zero
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7800DXL wifi dropped to near zero
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Re: 7800DXL wifi dropped to near zero
Thanks for the swift response.
5G seems OK but the connection drops frequently.
There is no other wifi signal on the 2G channel other than a Chromecast and that has never caused a problem.
5G seems OK but the connection drops frequently.
There is no other wifi signal on the 2G channel other than a Chromecast and that has never caused a problem.
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Re: 7800DXL wifi dropped to near zero
Also, both devices are sitting next to the router.
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Re: 7800DXL wifi dropped to near zero
Hmm.
Router check gave no interference on Ch1 but I changed it to 2 anyway - speed jumped to 15.4.
Any idea what the problem might be?
Router check gave no interference on Ch1 but I changed it to 2 anyway - speed jumped to 15.4.
Any idea what the problem might be?
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Re: 7800DXL wifi dropped to near zero
Sounds like interference (even though the router reports no interference) you can always set it to auto and set a timer in minutes to 360 (meaning every 6 hours it will scan and change channel if needed)
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Re: 7800DXL wifi dropped to near zero
Could well be. I will keep an eye on it.
Interestingly, we sometimes have a complete block of a low power TV mux transmission that we can only think is due to interference (the signal strength is perfect but quality zero, which is what leads to our conclusion).
Anyway, thanks again for your amazingly prompt attention.
Interestingly, we sometimes have a complete block of a low power TV mux transmission that we can only think is due to interference (the signal strength is perfect but quality zero, which is what leads to our conclusion).
Anyway, thanks again for your amazingly prompt attention.