How to automatically turn off Deco M9 plus wireless with a schedule
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How to automatically turn off Deco M9 plus wireless with a schedule
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Model : Deco M9
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version : 1.2.3 Build 20180818 Rel. 68699
Hello,
I was looking for a way to automatically stop the wireless radio (during the night for instance).
For 2 reasons:
1) Reduce power consumption (be green)
2) Sleep better - because sometimes during the night some people at home could be affected by radio
Is there a chance that a firmware update implement this feature?
Thanks
A14n
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I'm in the market for a mesh system, and would like to buy TP-link as I already have some smart switches from your brand.
The fact that you cannot schedule the wi-fi radios off during the night is making me look for other products. I want no unneccessary radiation during the night.
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@a14n Yes, I have children who stay up all night on WiFi with multiple devices. I have them isolated to the guest network, so I can turn it off. But I would love an automated schedule.
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Hi all,
Thanks for your requesting. We have noted that and forwarded to our product engineer team.
Except the guest network, you can use the parental control to block internet access of your children at night. Below is the instruction:
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/1598/
May it help.
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So the only way to achieve this now would be to use a conventional clock timer or smart switch like HS100 to turn the mesh off at given times. Does anyone know if they start up fine together when you power them on again after a power outage? No intervention needed to get the Wi-Fi up and running, no settings lost, etc?
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@Kevin_Z I'd welcome this feature too
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@Kevin_Z this seems to be one of the most requested ALL DECO products features. there are multiple similar threads on this from other decos (such as M4).
I hope this will be included in the next firmware.
thanks,
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Yep, definitely sure; We have noted all the feedback and forward it to our product department in time.
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