Using WPA (WPA2 mode) could improve stability.
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2) Turning off B may improve the speed, but I don't think it will affect
coverage.
4) channel 3 overlaps with both 1 & 6. If the nearest networks are
using 1 & 6 you should use 11, which doesn't overlap with either of
them.
5) It is a problem. "Choose only 1, 6, of 11" means exactly that.
Channe
To answer :
1. use a unique SSID name (name of your network/router)
My SSID is unique
2. if using a G WiFi: set WiFi to G only (turns off a & b modes)
3. if using an N WiFi: set to G Compatibility mode (if using G
devices)
The box I'm currently using is locked by my ISP, so shamelessly I can't
The Radio is designed so that it can be turned on from another network
device (e.g. SBS). So I think disabling the Radio's WiFi while "soft
off" isn't likely to be trivial.
What model is your router?
If the WiFi signal is poor where the Radio is, perhaps something can be
done to improve it?
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Have you tried some very basic WiFi tweaks to improve the signal from
the router?
Some very basic WiFi tweaks (you will need admin access to your router
to try these simple changes):
1. use a unique SSID name (name of your network/router)
2. if using a G WiFi: set WiFi to G only (turns off a &
I've actually very satisfied with my SB radio exept sometimes I've got
some WiFi reception problems.
I've got a poor signal where my SB radio is located (average of -70dBm,
20 out of 96 in receiving quality). It works perfectly good 90% of the
time..but sometimes I'm disconnected every 10s...unti
