TL-WA7510N Internally

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smunn

2013-02-15 08:22:56

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TL-WA7510N Internally

2013-02-15 08:22:56

Region : UnitedKingdom

Model : TL-WA7510N

Hardware Version : Not Clear

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I'm considering using two TL-WA7510N's to transmit point to point through a building instead of laying cable. The distance is about 30 meters. The current wireless hub only penetrates about a third of the way through the building. Anyone tried this or have any other suggestions. I've thought about using extenders but I would need about 4 and I've heard daisy chaining them is a bad idea.

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mynetwork

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2013-02-15 14:33:24

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Re:TL-WA7510N Internally

2013-02-15 14:33:24

They can do the job while they are only 5G access point. I think TL-WA5210G also can do the job.

sunilleo

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2013-04-15 13:45:38

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Re:TL-WA7510N Internally

2013-04-15 13:45:38

a) On both sides, Antennas should be of same polarisation
b) Line of Sight should be clear
c) In Wireless Advance settings, remove check mark on EIRP option
d) Set the Distance settings to .33 Kms
c) Make 1st Device as Access Point where the ISP's connectivity will land
d) Make the 2nd Device as Client, Distance again .33 Kms.
e) Ensure that security option is clicked for WPA/WPA2 and Pass Phrase for both the Devices is same

Bingo. 30 meters is not an issue with 7510 N.

Good Luck

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