CPE 210 low mbps in client

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CPE 210 low mbps in client
CPE 210 low mbps in client
2021-06-01 03:06:22 - last edited 2021-06-02 09:45:07
Model: CPE210  
Hardware Version: V3
Firmware Version: 2.2.0 Build 20190815 Rel. 68786 (0000)

SETUP

 

1 CPE210 (AP) - connected to PoE adapter -> connected to TL-SF1008D(8 port switch 10/100mbps) -> connected to  TP LINK AC1200 (router)

1 CPE210 (CLIENT) - connected to PoE adapter - connected to TL-WR840N (router)

 

Internet speed provided by ISP: 50Mbps

Distance between two antennas: approx. 500 meters

 

PROBLEM

 

The client is only receiving maximum of 3Mbps

Expected connection speed: around 20Mbps

 

ref.

 

ap config

 

 

client config

 

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Re:CPE 210 low mbps in client
2021-06-01 23:23:42 - last edited 2021-06-02 09:45:07

@goryo 

 

Its been a while since I looked at a CPE, but I would recommend you try the following

 

Enable MaxStream

Change the bandwidth to 40mhz (anything but 10mhz)

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Re:CPE 210 low mbps in client
2021-06-07 14:28:51 - last edited 2021-06-07 14:29:26

@Philbert 

 I've changed the channel width to 20/40 mhz, and noticed the difference. My client is now reaching around maximum of 30mbps but its not stable. Is there other factors that affect the stability of the connection?

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Re:CPE 210 low mbps in client
2021-06-07 19:09:17

@goryo 

 

Hey again

 

Glad that increased the speed for you!

 

In relation to stability, you could try the following.

 

1.  Enable MaxStream - seen this help to stabilize speeds in previous setups.   Enable and test for a bit, its a TP Link standard but had good success with it.

 

2.  Try changing the channel, as you are running on 2.4ghz you will be using a very congested frequency range.  Most people will be broadcasting on  1   6  or 11    personally I would try each one individually see what is best..   OR  go to channel 13 if you are allowed in your country, its generally un-used.

 

Give those at try

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