Archer T3U Plus AC1300 and DFS channels
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Just bought the AC1300 Archer T3U Plus for a windows 10 machine. My Eero only does ch145 for 5gHz and i cant get this adapter to see this DFS channel. I there a fix?
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Hi, welcome to the community.
Channel 145 is actually on 6665–6685MHz, which is part of the 6GHz. I wonder whether you might refer to channel 149 (band 4).
If your T3U Plus is on EU version, the hardware does not support band 4 yet.
You might need to use 2.4GHz only, or change the 5Ghz channel on Eero to band 1(channel 36-48)
Thank you very much and best regards.
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Hi, welcome to the community.
Channel 145 is actually on 6665–6685MHz, which is part of the 6GHz. I wonder whether you might refer to channel 149 (band 4).
If your T3U Plus is on EU version, the hardware does not support band 4 yet.
You might need to use 2.4GHz only, or change the 5Ghz channel on Eero to band 1(channel 36-48)
Thank you very much and best regards.
Thank you very much for both the speed of your response and knowledge. Much appreciated.
I checked and of-course you are right - I should have typed 149.
Sorry that the T3U Plus doesn't support band 4 yet. I have a different Asus laptop using a Mediatek internal card and that can see the channel and uses it.
I'm afraid the Eero connected to my FTTP ONT doesn't allow a change of channel number so that possibility is ruled out.
I am in the UK so I guess the T3U supplied by Amazon is for EU regions?
Just wondering if in the future Tp-Link decide to support the band 4 - would that be a driver change of would the hardware need to be different?
Just speculating really, but thanks again as it saves me trying various hacks!
James
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