Two Archer MR600 devices keep disconnecting
I'm extremely frustrated with this situation!
I currently have two identical devices (Archer MR600), each with a separate internet service provider and both are connected to separate networks, and they are in the same room. The problem I'm facing is that the 4G connection on both devices keeps disconnecting randomly, usually when I'm using them for activities like watching YouTube or gaming.
One of the devices is connected using both wired and wireless connections, while the other is solely connected via a wired connection only (WiFi disabled).
The signal strength on both devices typically ranges from 50% to 75%, but I've never observed it dropping below 50%.
I'm wondering if there could be an issue with both devices or if the problem might be related to the cell tower?
@Sunshine
Thank you for replying!
Okay, I will go through each step.
Starting with step 1, when I set it to Manual, I see a list of bands to choose from. Should I select only one from the list?
EDIT:
Since my last post, I have exclusively selected Band 1 on my LTE router, and surprisingly, it has not disconnected so far!
Previously, it would frequently disconnect throughout the day. I will continue monitoring the connection tomorrow and provide an update.
I'm curious to understand why choosing a single band could potentially solve the issue. Additionally, when the router is set to Auto and switches between different bands, does the connection drop? Furthermore, I'm wondering if selecting one band could affect performance, such as bandwidth speed and latency?