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Maximum outdoor range for bridge mode between bulidings
2015-05-29 01:27:10
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Region : Canada
Model : TL-WA5210G
Hardware Version : V2
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I am wondering an idea of the maximum distance between two of these devices in bridge mode at line of sight. I am looking for an application of 3.72 Miles (6 KM).
Thank you!
Drew
Model : TL-WA5210G
Hardware Version : V2
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hello
I am wondering an idea of the maximum distance between two of these devices in bridge mode at line of sight. I am looking for an application of 3.72 Miles (6 KM).
Thank you!
Drew
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Re:Maximum outdoor range for bridge mode between bulidings
2015-05-29 09:15:52
Believe me, you should choose CPE510.
5GHz is always better than 2.4GHz for outdoor communication of long distance when line of sight is ensured.
I have two CPE510 working as a point to point link at a distance of about 13 Km. So far so good.
And never choose TL-WA5210G for >2Km, you can see others' comments on this model in this forum.
5GHz is always better than 2.4GHz for outdoor communication of long distance when line of sight is ensured.
I have two CPE510 working as a point to point link at a distance of about 13 Km. So far so good.
And never choose TL-WA5210G for >2Km, you can see others' comments on this model in this forum.
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Re:Maximum outdoor range for bridge mode between bulidings
2015-06-11 06:00:06
Hello ZETM,
Good to know that you have made a link of 13Km between CPE-510 pair at LOS. May I know whats the aggregate throughput you get? I set up a link of AP-Client mode with only 3.4Km but the other location is on a thick foliage, while the other location is 1500ft above ground, yet, I can only get a signal strenght of -88 to -89..very poor
Good to know that you have made a link of 13Km between CPE-510 pair at LOS. May I know whats the aggregate throughput you get? I set up a link of AP-Client mode with only 3.4Km but the other location is on a thick foliage, while the other location is 1500ft above ground, yet, I can only get a signal strenght of -88 to -89..very poor
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Re:Maximum outdoor range for bridge mode between bulidings
2015-06-11 09:15:22
That will be too low. The foliage and obstacles cause huge attenuation.
My link is pretty clear. The AP is 100 meters high on a hill, while the client is on a platform at the other side. They maintain very good line of sight, clean Fresnel zone, no obstruction in the way. I got SNR > 18db, although signal strength is -95dbm.
At the beginning I was using the old firmware, where the Ethernet aggregate throughput was > 35Mbps. Later the new firmware released which supports extra channels. The throughput is reaching 45Mbps when I pick up a out of band channel such as frequency 6000MHz.
My link is pretty clear. The AP is 100 meters high on a hill, while the client is on a platform at the other side. They maintain very good line of sight, clean Fresnel zone, no obstruction in the way. I got SNR > 18db, although signal strength is -95dbm.
At the beginning I was using the old firmware, where the Ethernet aggregate throughput was > 35Mbps. Later the new firmware released which supports extra channels. The throughput is reaching 45Mbps when I pick up a out of band channel such as frequency 6000MHz.
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Re:Maximum outdoor range for bridge mode between bulidings
2015-06-14 07:33:32
Thats very cool! my CPE510 has a version of firmware 1.0.0. DOes it have a latest firmware than what I have now?
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Re:Maximum outdoor range for bridge mode between bulidings
2015-06-14 21:36:36
http://www.tp-link.com/en/handlers/download.ashx?resourceid=13163vinoswald wrote
Thats very cool! my CPE510 has a version of firmware 1.0.0. DOes it have a latest firmware than what I have now?
Thank you.
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Re:Maximum outdoor range for bridge mode between bulidings
2015-06-16 11:24:09
got it Danymarc! thanks
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