Early Access Deco X50_V1_1.6.4 Boosted Network Stability for Smart Home Devices
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Deco X50_V1_1.6.3
Modifications and Bug Fixes
- Fixed the issue that smart home devices frequently disconnect from the network and struggle to reconnect.
- Fixed the issue that mobile clients showed up with incorrect connection type.
- Fixed the issue that Deco APP Frequently displayed "0 Online Clients"
- Fixed the issue of slow internet speed with Zscaler VPN service.
- Improved system stability and security.
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| Deco X50_V1 | 1.6.4_build_20250211_Beta (updated 2025.2.13) |
Update Advice:
1. Please be sure you have read the Terms and Conditions for TP-Link Beta Firmware before proceeding.
2. How to manually update the firmware via web UI- How to Update the Firmware of Deco.
3. The 1.6.4 could revert to the official 1.6.3/1.6.1 directly via web UI.
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@chls_84 yes.... Wait for better service ddns not connected see just connecting....!??
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@David-TP Does it support these channels 149 (5GHz), 153 (5GHz), 157 (5GHz), 161 (5GHz), 165 (5GHz)?
Do you make some X50 devices that are physically incapable of supporting these channels. A few years back I got an Archer A9 which couldn't support these
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Hi, It might depend on the hardware region code of your Deco, for example, the general EU version doesn't.
If your region only allows band 4 over 5GHz, like Bangladesh, or Indonesia, the hardware is customized and supports channels 149-164.
Best regards.
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@David-TP Thanks!
So i need to avoid EU imported item?
Is there any code or somthing mentioned on the box that I can see and without opening the box know that 149-161 is supported?
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Umair. wrote
@David-TP Thanks!
So i need to avoid EU imported item?
Is there any code or somthing mentioned on the box that I can see and without opening the box know that 149-161 is supported?
Hi, Actually, the main point I want to emphasize is that, as long as the local WiFi regulations say only band 4 is allowed for 5GHz, the products sold through the local authorized retailers/distributors will prefer 149-165.
As for the box, it usually doesn't mention these details and you might only see, for example, Deco X50(US), Deco X50(ID), Deco X50(JP).
Best regards.
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@David-TP Can you add an option to change the region, like in other routers?
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Here’s a brief summary of Wi-Fi differences by region:
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United States (FCC): Uses 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and recently opened the 6 GHz band. Common channels for 2.4 GHz are 1-11. The 5 GHz band includes channels 36-165, with DFS required for some upper channels. Transmit power is relatively high, allowing for greater range.
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Europe (ETSI): Supports 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and limited 6 GHz use. Channels 1-13 are available in the 2.4 GHz band. The 5 GHz band includes channels 36-140, with DFS required for certain channels to avoid interference. Power limits are generally lower than in the US.
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Japan (MIC): Utilizes 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and some 6 GHz. Includes channels 1-14 in the 2.4 GHz band, with some restrictions on the 14th channel. The 5 GHz band covers channels 36-64 and 100-140, also with DFS requirements for some channels. Transmit power limits are stricter, particularly for the 2.4 GHz band.
for more details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels
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@David-TP More free channel for 160mhz band / 17 working channels from 36 to 165 are available (frequency range from 5.180 GHz to 5.825 GHz).
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