Hi @zexoni70,

Thank you for contacting our community.

I will send you a beta firmware, please update to it manually to see if the issue can be resolved: How to Upgrade the Firmware on the TP-Link Wi-Fi Routers

Dear  @Joseph-TP 

Thank you very much and I look forward to the firmware! 

Will this beta firmware fix the channel width issue on satellite devices in the EasyMesh network, and will it also fix the issue on the Archer AX80 in the Tether app with OneMesh showing instead of EasyMesh?

Regards.

Hi@zexoni70,

Thanks for getting back to me.

This beta firmware is mainly used to repair the Onemesh component.

It is also recommended that you check whether the other two situations mentioned above have been improved after the update? Or are the same problems still existing?

  @Joseph-TP 

Okay, everything is clear.

I am waiting for you to send me the Beta firmware.

Regards!

Hi@zexoni70 ,

I sent you the beta firmware yesterday. Did you not receive it? I just sent it again via Message.

If you still don't receive it, please get in touch with local support directly.

Please attach [Forum ID 830418] and details, and we will have a dedicated person to help with analysis and follow-up.

  @Joseph-TP 

  @zexoni70 

Of course, you are welcome to update here at any time.

Dear  @Joseph-TP   here is the report:

I updated the Archer AX80 to the Beta firmware you provided the link for and the update went smoothly and without any issues. The device works stably and let's start with the good things and the problems that have been solved with this Beta firmware, which are:

1. In the Tether app now EasyMesh is showing and everything is OK and all satellites are visible and can be managed (rename and reboot)

2. When I access the settings in the Archer AX80 via a browser, the EasyMesh menu is also much clearer, richer and you can see how many devices are connected to each satellite separately and that's a great thing, and also Restarting the satellite is a great option.

  @Joseph-TP 

3. The problem that still seems not to be solved with this Beta firmware is the problem where I still can't control the channel width on the satellites and that width always remains stuck at 160MHz. If I select a channel width of 20/40/80MHz on the main Archer AX80 router, for some reason that channel width is only on that main router, while on all satellites the channel width remains stuck at 160MHz.

I tried everything, restarted each satellite separately and the main router, but does the problem still exist with the channel width only on the satellites, or maybe it's simply a problem only in the Archer AX73 routers when they work in satellite mode in the EasyMesh network...

Hello@zexoni70 ,

Thank you so much for getting back to me with the detailed reply.

For 5GHz, we recommend you use channel in Band 4, which is channel 149-165. If the issue persists, please refer to the FAQ below to collect backup file of the router:

How to create and restore from a backup file on your TP-Link Router

Then send the backup file to support.forum@tp-link.com, attaching [Forum ID 830418] and details, and we will have a dedicated person to assist in analysis and follow-up.