In the attached screenshot, I can only select Auto or channels 100-128, but not channel 64.
If I select VHT80, I can select 36-60, 100-144, 149-157.
I already have one router configured to VHT160/100+UUU. How can the second router/AP be configured to VHT160/64+LLL? _________________ Linksys: Several WRTxx00AC variations | Netgear: 4x WNDR4500v2, 7x WNDR4300, R6400v1 | Asus: 2x RT-AC66U | Gl.inet: 3x GL-AR150
Select regulatory domain, then channel width, then extension channel, then channel.
Per Yngve Berg wrote:
1) set the Channel Width and Save.
2) Set the Extension Channel UU, LL or UL and save
3) The channel list will now show legal channels with the settings 1-2. Select channel and apply.
That conversation is related to Atheros builds. But... I have tried what Per Yngve suggests, and I still only see Auto and 100-140 after clicking Save between each change. _________________ Linksys: Several WRTxx00AC variations | Netgear: 4x WNDR4500v2, 7x WNDR4300, R6400v1 | Asus: 2x RT-AC66U | Gl.inet: 3x GL-AR150
Thanks. So I can select it when my regulatory domain is Germany but not United States. _________________ Linksys: Several WRTxx00AC variations | Netgear: 4x WNDR4500v2, 7x WNDR4300, R6400v1 | Asus: 2x RT-AC66U | Gl.inet: 3x GL-AR150
Well, that sucks. It also seemed like the 5G network didn't come up with those settings. It didn't appear on my network scanner along with the 2.4GHz network.
I looked at several domains.
Canada has ch 64 but it appears Germany is top dog for number of channels allowed.
But the 5G network still doesn't come up with Canada/VHT160/64/LLL settings. _________________ Linksys: Several WRTxx00AC variations | Netgear: 4x WNDR4500v2, 7x WNDR4300, R6400v1 | Asus: 2x RT-AC66U | Gl.inet: 3x GL-AR150
US/VHT80/60/UU and US/VHT80/60/UL also end up with Channel Unknown.
60+UU is also not a valid 80 Mhz channel
there are maximum 40Mhz possible 60+64
60 is LU und nothing else
plawer wrote:
US/VHT80/60/LL shows "60 + 54 (5300 MHz VHT80)"
works but is not recommended - has a broken 40Mhz channel and many clients will then only connect at 20Mhz instead of full speed
(or do not connect at all because the firmware crashed)
and regarding the 160Mhz channels, the WRT3200ACM has a region lock (all models).
It has its own tables (Power Table) for the radios and it is very well possible that the embedded tables and radio firmware make you a stroke through the bill.
On my Atheros router all channels work fine.
you can try 36+UUU as channel (it's the same spectrum only mirrored)