IMPOSSIBILITY (AND NEED) TO CHANGE THE CHANNEL TO THE DECO X20
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I changed my equipment network to MESH technology with the TP-Link brand in its Deco X20 model
Everything worked perfectly until I changed my place of residence, in the same city
The internet service that I had (and have) of 1,000 Mbps in my previous home was totally homogeneous both by cable and by Wi-Fi
In the new house it happened that the speed fell (in Wi-Fi) to less than 500 Mbps and remains at 1,000 Mbps only by cable
My internet provider (ISP) detected that the failure was due to saturation of the channel assigned to me and proceeded to change me to one without much load
The ISP suggested that I assign the channel in the router so that the solution would be 100% effective and that's where "my headache" began.
The TP-Link Deco system has canceled the possibility of assigning a channel manually and although the Deco's have "state of the art" software (MESH) they are not capable of detecting the exposed problem and they remain in saturated channels and now my equipment that is (via wifi) connected to the Deco X20 works defectively for the work that I develop
I wrote to TP-Link (Mexico) and they replied that the DECO's do not have the option of manually changing the channel
Does anyone know or has been able to "jump" that limit so "disastrous" of the DECO's?
