danymarc wrote

And try WDS ON & OFF you might get some there too

There is no WDS option on Access Point and there is no such option on Client because client is connected to AP. ????

srmarkovic wrote

There is no WDS option on Access Point and there is no such option on Client because client is connected to AP. ????

on Client wireless tab

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danymarc wrote

on Client wireless tab

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I know this, but as I said client was connected. I tried and if I set it to disable client cant connect at all. Only Auto and Enabled works. And there is no such option on AP side.

One more tip:




Select scan range with AP frequency range on client side. With this option link connecting after rebooting client or AP takes about 48 seconds , without that client scans whole 5GHz range and it takes 4-6 minutes.

WDS option its only on Client side

I have got five esp-8266e-12 modules. (11€ for 5 devices)
I think I will tried them as clients connected on spare 5210. Someone tested this modules range, and it seems to be more than 4km with indor tplink router. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BYdZ_24yg0

Module can transmit almost 300mW wireless on 3,3V power supply.

srmarkovic wrote

Someone tested this modules range, and it seems to be more than 4km with indor tplink router

post your results.

I worked with Atmega 328 (16MHz, 8bit , 32KB ISP flash), boards designed by myself and very expencive wireless shields.(Just for myself, hobby stuffs)
esp-8266 is 80-160MHz, 32 bit, 4MB with more than 24dBm integrated b\g\n wireless, microcontroler board for les than 2€! It has TxRx so it can be used as wireless communication shield for other microcontroler or as standalone system.
It can be connected to existing wifi but it can be used as standalone AP so it is possible to connect to it with mobil phone, tablet or PC and controll something.
Insane!



I saw on net a lot of diy drones, robots, toy cars with esp. I think that there will be a mass of cheap home automatisation, toys, etc....all wireless connected, for a year or two.
So it is good to have good, strong AP and connect all devices in house have controll and collect data.


I know I was off topic!

srmarkovic wrote

I know I was off topic!

Wifi info. it's always welcome

I made device with esp8266. I made usb-ttl ft232rl board (needed to upload firmware and software)

and 3,3v from 5v power supply. I tried Ardurino examples first. With Arduino compiler you can upload custom made software. Then I tried Nodemcu firmware. It is firmware wich is like an OS with interpreter. With nodemcu you have custom computer with one 32bit AD convertor, a few general purpos IO pins (digital input, output or PWM), 4MB flash for data and programs or scripts written in lua (very simple language). You also have pins to connect SD-card. After you upload software you dont need USB to ttl and only you have to connect to esp8266 is 3,3V button battery (expect 100m range with small battery). I tried esp8266 1km from 5210, but with 12V car supply stabilized with LD1117V33 and it worked like a charm. Probably it can connect a few km from AP, but optical sight is needed! Esp8266 can work in 3 modes: like standalone software AP (DHCP works so you can connect with phone, PC, laptop) , like a client to existing wi-fi network, like a client and soft AP. Esp8266 is cheap, less then 2€ so I will connect all home stuffs, lights, cookers, fridges on net hahahaha :D.

I finished cpe510 link (60Mb/s) and made another with old 5210 (15Mb/s). I have more things to solve to finish my home network and connect all I want because I want to put several IP cams, but I have a lot of work in my office and I am finishing a big CNC with smart controler I started in April. So for now and it seems for next few years my network is like this:

Location 5 is near location 1. It is 5 floors building, my apartment is on second floor but I cant see Location1 from other buildings. From location 1 I can only see roof of location 5!