@raven-au 

ofcoz i do try drop 3 problem still there, 

why i need 5 or 6 deco? when you purchase this category of product you expect to use 6ghz and 5ghz most of the time right ? thats why 

i did purchase pack of 3 first and coverrage is not there, 

David-TP wrote

  @raven-au 

Hi, Thank you very much for the update. 

For the 240MHz on 5GHz/802.11be, here is what I think:

The 240Mhz needs contiguous 160MHz+80MHz over 5GHz

take the WiKi link for example:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels

In AU, there haven't been contiguous 160MHz+80MHz channels available. While in the US, there are 114+138.

  @David-TP Thanks, I get what your saying, my main question was whether WiFi 7 impelemetations should allow 160MHz + 80MHz = 240MHz (each block contigious).

I will look again but I thought there was an 80MHz block in the upper frequency range here ... but isn't 114-138 = 6x20MHz not the needed 4x20MHz of which there looks to be at least two possibilities, it's a puzzle.

raven-au wrote

David-TP wrote

  @raven-au 

Hi, Thank you very much for the update. 

For the 240MHz on 5GHz/802.11be, here is what I think:

The 240Mhz needs contiguous 160MHz+80MHz over 5GHz

take the WiKi link for example:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels

In AU, there haven't been contiguous 160MHz+80MHz channels available. While in the US, there are 114+138.

  @David-TP Thanks, I get what your saying, my main question was whether WiFi 7 impelemetations should allow 160MHz + 80MHz = 240MHz (each block contigious).

I will look again but I thought there was an 80MHz block in the upper frequency range here ... but isn't 114-138 = 6x20MHz not the needed 4x20MHz of which there looks to be at least two possibilities, it's a puzzle.

@David-TP, Oh, I get it, you are saying you believe the 240MHz block must be contigious which is what I was asking about, thanks.

  @tatsa ok, just trying to help, ;)

  @David-TP 

1.1.2_build_20241230_Pre Release

Hi,

Until now, Wifi7, especially MLO, was very unstable, but since implementing this firmware, it has become very stable.
However, I'm having trouble with my wired connection.
There is a port speed issue with your WAN connection, please check the connection status. message will be output. The wired connected device will then become unconnected.
this is. This is a bug that can be fixed by restoring the firmware.

  @David-TP 

Thank you for your support.
The wired connection is from the main be85 to the switch hub.
The connection with the ISP is from 10g Lamport in v6 plus mode.

Earlier, I sent the log via the application.
Currently, I can't use the wired connection with the latest firmware, so I'm reverting to the previous firmware.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Hi,

could you please share the mentioned Beta Firmware that is based on the official 1.1.1 in which the WAN connection speed error is fixed.

Currently i am running this 1.1.2 on my BE85 (EU) V1, and have the warning regarding the WAN connection speed error,

If i go back and install the 1.1.1 version the error message is gone

The error message is only displayed if i connect local through the Wifi to the Deco with the App.

If i connect from outside my Wifi network (cellular) the error message is not displayed.

Maybe others can also benefit from the mentioned Beta Firmware

Do not know if more issues are solved in that Beta, that are mentioned in this 1.1.2 version?

Thank you for your Support.

Best Regards.