Take the cover off and look at the connectors on the board.   They are hot
glued on but the ones I had go bad, the glue became brittle and broke off.
I found that the connector to the board was very loose.  As in, too big to
snap into the board.  A manufacturing snafu I suspect with a nice amount of
hot glue keeping it on.  Mine started in the spring after being up for a
winter.  They would come and go, levels up and down.  Eventually burned out
the boards.  Replaced the boards with the Light Station boards.  Have to
remove the power connector though.

 

The ones that didn't burn out and still seemed to have good throughput, I
just replaced the N connectors.  On the connectorized versions that is.

 

I really WAS amazed to see the connectors just fall away with the glue
removed.

 

I still have 2 in the living room in pieces.  Did an RMA on them but never
sent them in.  Always too much going on.

 

Bob-

 

 

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Steve Barnes
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2010 8:51 AM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Powerstation2 with very low throughput

 

How did you resolve this.  I have 3 that intermittently connect and
disconnect that could explain it.

 

Steve Barnes

General Manager

PCS-WIN <http://www.pcswin.com/> 

RC-WiFi W <http://www.rcwifi.com/> ireless Internet Service

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Robert West
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 11:49 PM
To: 'WISPA General List'
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Powerstation2 with very low throughput

 

How old is your PS2?  A year or so ago, a batch of PS2's had an issue with
bad MMCX connectors to the internal board.  Caused me some crazy low
throughput issues.  

 

Bob-

 

 

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Mark Dueck
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2010 1:56 PM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: [WISPA] Powerstation2 with very low throughput

 

Hi Everyone,

I had a bunch of my equipment burnt on a tower.  Previously I had all
Tranzeo.  Now I put up a Powerstation2 for my main AP with a Tranzeo 17 dbi
sector.  I'm getting a max throughput of around 3 mbits.  That's looking at
the throughput graphs in the PS2.  Once I'm reaching that throughput though,
pings to certain clients go way up to over 2 seconds.  I do my testing from
linux, using

ping <IP> -i .01 -s 1024  or even take the 1024 up to 2048.

I can do this to 3 clients at 1024 packet size..    Once I start pushing it
to a 4th client, pings get lost and replies come back 2 seconds later.

Is this normal??  I'm looking into it because I have clients complaining
they loose connection completely sometimes.  When I ping to 3 clients, I can
hardly ping any other clients.  no response.  I've pinged the AP during this
whole time and it never flaps. Very solid at a few ms.

The previous Tranzeo AP had no problems.  Clients are mostly Tranzeo SL2s
and their distances vary from 1/2 mile to about 3 miles

Here's the station list with their signal strength:


Station MAC

Signal, dBm

Noise, dBm

Tx Rate

Rx Rate

Idle (sec)


00:15:6D:1A:0A:05 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-54

-96

48M

36M

0


00:60:B3:E9:24:25 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-69

-96

24M

18M

0


00:13:4F:10:09:0F <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-49

-96

48M

36M

0


00:15:6D:1A:0F:D7 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-74

-96

11M

18M

0


00:13:4F:00:C5:DB <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-78

-96

18M

5M

15


00:1C:F0:EA:57:06 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-75

-96

11M

11M

0


00:13:4F:00:C5:C2 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-72

-96

36M

18M

15


00:60:B3:45:37:60 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-75

-96

11M

12M

0


00:13:4F:00:97:96 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-52

-96

54M

36M

0


00:13:4F:00:8E:E5 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-64

-96

48M

11M

0


00:13:4F:00:A6:E6 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-65

-96

36M

24M

0


00:13:4F:00:C3:91 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-77

-96

5M

12M

15


00:13:4F:00:B7:FA <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-82

-96

36M

1M

15


00:60:B3:59:89:54 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-72

-96

36M

18M

0


00:13:4F:00:C5:C4 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-77

-96

18M

12M

0


00:13:4F:00:A7:00 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-76

-96

11M

12M

15


00:0B:6B:37:E5:2B <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-67

-96

24M

36M

15


00:13:4F:10:01:D5 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-54

-96

11M

36M

0


00:13:4F:00:8B:83 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-68

-96

36M

18M

0


00:13:4F:00:D8:08 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-81

-96

12M

1M

0


00:13:4F:10:02:3E <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-73

-96

48M

12M

30


00:60:B3:E9:22:A0 <http://172.20.0.3/stalist.cgi> 

-84

-96

1M

12M

0



Anyone have any idea what it could be?


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