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TP-LINK RE200 problem with the operation of the WLAN chipset. OpenWRT rel 21.02rc4 #606
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same problem on higher channels like 120? I encounter this problem in lower channels but didn't know if it's up to me. |
from what I read, this chip currently works best on the auto setting and then there is channel 36, and high channels such as No. 120 the chipset probably does not support and may be problematic for other devices |
Ok, I am sorry if I am little bit repetitive here but - may you try latest OpenWRt HEAD? |
Thank you. I need a hint which version to use? I prepare the image on 21.02 rc4 normally. Are they newer? Alternatively, I will ask for a hint on how to use what you propose. |
Unfortunately this fix did not solve the 5Ghz issue with RE200 v2. I just did a snapshot build today (Nov 13th 2021) from master/head, and the 5Ghz Max Tx Power is still capped at 8/9dBm which makes it unusable, as can be seen below.
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You can check this topic and my last posts, maybe is a useful hint for someone. I find diffent behaviors between suposed exactly same devices and firmwares, but by using that Oct 2020 snapshot (r14820-5cdc65f6d1) and leaving a task in crontab or a service which issues the commands I used every sec, 5 sec or per minute you get the device in fine operating conditions (also AP+STA mode in 5 GHz). My current script is:
It's a shame, but it seems that somewhen between that snapshot and the next OWRT release they ruined something which is more than just a Tx power issue. The main problem in my case is that I do not understand what I am really doing, nobody seems yo be able to answer and I find a random behavior between devices which seem to be equal in hardware and firmware. |
The tx power is half (rounded down) in dBm of what regdom ordered.
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Hello colleagues.
I have a TP-LINK RE200 v2.1 repeater based on the mediatek MT7628AN chipset and MT76x8AN and MT7610EN chipsets for WLAN. I am using OpenWRT image 21.02rc4. I came across a problem already described on many forums, the critical instability and the disappearance of SSID broadcasting in the 5GHz network. It is practically impossible to use now. The problems vary, but clearly indicate a driver error for this chipset. Maybe one of my fellow developers could help to solve this problem. Or one of you has found a solution to this problem.
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