@Pras902 

 

Hi,

 

What channel is used by the Starlink router in the 5 GHz band?

 

Note that TP-Link Dual band Range Extenders made for the European market (have the letters "EU" printed on the serial number sticker) do not support channels 149 to 165.
 

  @woozle 

hi

 

That is the thing. This starlink router doesn’t let you in. There is no interface to login. The app has the options to change wifi names and passwords and splitting the wifi in 2.4 and 5 ghz network radio and that’s about it. If it was I could have done something myself. It doesn’t say but it says UK. The relevant photos are attached.

  @Pras902 

 

Despite the UK not being part of the EU anymore, I am pretty sure TP-Link wireless devices made for the UK market follow the same rules.

 

I am afraid there will be no straight solution for this problem. Any other TP-Link range extender model for the UK would be the same.

 

Potential solutions:

 

- Try to get hold of a range extender made for the US market. It will support those 5 GHz channels, but of course will only be usable in the UK with an additional adapter for the wall socket.

 

-  Set the Starlink router to "Bypass" mode (so that it will basically work as just a modem) and then connect a separate Wi-Fi router to it that allows selection of Wi-Fi channels.
 

Hi I cannot see private message or the download link. Kindly send to my email or suggest the steps how to see the private message please. Thank you

Hi David I got it thanks

Hi another RE305 extender, can I upload the firmware for that as well please? The firmware you supplied is working fine on the first extender. Thanks

Yes, it is same model

S/N:22392Y3000438 UK/4.0