Archer AXE75 6 GHz does not work
Archer AXE75 6 GHz does not work
I bought their AXE75 router last December, but the 6 GHz band, a new feature at the time, I was unavailable to test it. I recently acquired a new phone (Pixel 8) that supports this band, only to discover that the router is malfunctioning since the phone is unable to connect to or even detect the band.
-According to Google, Colombia, my location has adopted the same standard as the USA
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Thanks for the reply.
That's the information I found, however, I cannot for the life of me find an option within the settings to enable the 6Ghz band for wireless backhaul.
I have now set all SSIDs for all three bands to the same name, but I still cannot see the option to enable it within the web management interface.
Before tonight, I had been managing my devices via the iOS app, but after accessing the web management console (which I didn't know existed) I was able to confirm that my iPhone 15PM is connected to the 6Ghz band, as the app doesn't show this:
TP Link technical support advised that a firmware update will enable this along with EasyMesh for the RE815XE.
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Thank you very much for getting back.
The network map on the web management page shows that the RE815XE has automatically established a 6GHz wireless backhaul with the main router. There is currently no option to enable or disable this manually in the web interface or Tether App.
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Thanks for responding.
From my understanding, the devices are connected wirelessly using all three bands. The Router/RE decides which bands to provide a signal, but the sooner TP-Link allows you to configure which band the better.
Even on the back of the box, it seems to indicate the 6Ghz band can be solely used for the wireless backhaul:
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maverick1103 wrote
Thanks for responding.
From my understanding, the devices are connected wirelessly using all three bands. The Router/RE decides which bands to provide a signal, but the sooner TP-Link allows you to configure which band the better.
Thank you very much for the valuable suggestion. I will submit this request to the relevant department for consideration.
Regarding the 6G band, I believe the new software has optimized the 6G band, allowing it to be used as a wireless backhaul alongside other bands. It also supports client device connection.
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I see, that makes sense, that the software optimises the devices, but it would be great to have the option. Hopefully, this can be implemented.
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