Patrick Kirsch schreef:
Hey,
So, has anyone of you some hints what to try next to get connected ?
P.S. as far as I know there are no other transmitters in that band
(2.4GHz ?) at home.
Do you have a cordless phone?
A lot of them are in that band and will interfere. We had to buy a new
cordless in a higher band.
Yes, DECT should use the band from 1880 MHz to 1900 MHz, but ETSI allows
2400–2480 MHz which can cause trouble. If your wlan router and your wlan
cards allows you to choose channel 14 (normally available in Japan) then
you have a good chance that they are not overlapping. I'm not sure if
this helps, but you can also adjust the burst-rate at the wlan-router.
Furthermore it helps to look for other radio-emitting (phone, microwave,
ham radio) devices that stand closely to each other (to the wlan
router). Try to place them at least 12,5cm away from each other.
A next good guess would be to look what objects are standing close to
the wlan router, because of reflection, refraction and interference it
is possible that the transmission waves are razed.
Patrick
Thanks for those suggestions, but besides some cell-phones (not near
laptor or accesspoint) we don't have any wireless (radio) devices, and
the microwave oven is meters away and inactive at most of the times of
my tests.
I'll look at the burst rate and give it a try.
I tried at least five different locations in the house but except for
one these were on or in open wooden closets, next to a wall. The other
one was on the table max. 1 meter away from my laptop. I'll try on a
different table farther away.
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