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Roy
 Post subject: 802.11n throughput problem
PostPosted: Mon Feb 06, 2012 9:48 am 
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I'm testing RB433GL with Compex(WLM200N5-23, 2X2 mimo) and UNEX(DNMA-H5 3X3 mimo).
My PCs have Gigabit ethernet port.

I set
- AP-Bridge mode
- 5GHz-A/N
- 20/40MHz HT Ablove
- 5200MHz
- HT Tx chain: Chain0, Chain1
- HT Rx chain: Chain0, Chain1
- HT Guard Interval: any
- WDS mode: dynamic mesh
- other things are all factory default parameter.

below capture, you can see 20/40MHz as I set.
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But below capture, scanned result is only 20MHz.
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Throughput test is only around 20Mbps. I wish more then 200Mbps at indoor.
I bet, in our test room, there is no 5GHz device and other 5GHz wireless device is more then 200Mbps.


I wish to get answer any of you.
And strongly wish to get answer from mikrotik.


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Roy
 Post subject: Re: 802.11n throughput problem
PostPosted: Wed Feb 08, 2012 4:02 am 
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any comment?


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you have too high signals.
try to low the power having at maximum -54/-54 dbm
the, show your registration page, showing also ccq.


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Roy
 Post subject: Re: 802.11n throughput problem
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rodolfo wrote:
you have too high signals.
try to low the power having at maximum -54/-54 dbm
the, show your registration page, showing also ccq.


Thank you for your answer.
I also tested with lower RSSI.
Results are not so good.

And I do not think High RSSI is related with low throughput.

Yesterday I changed to Mikrotik R52Hn minipci card. but scan result is same only 20MHz scanned.
Am I wrong? or other people have same experience?


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Lower Tx Power (u should have around -45 to -55dBm)
Then set AP and Client:
HT Guard Interval to long
HT Extension Channel to Above Control
Select all 7 Options under HT AMPDU Priorities


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Roy
 Post subject: Re: 802.11n throughput problem
PostPosted: Fri Feb 10, 2012 8:42 am 
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Chewers wrote:
Lower Tx Power (u should have around -45 to -55dBm)
Then set AP and Client:
HT Guard Interval to long
HT Extension Channel to Above Control
Select all 7 Options under HT AMPDU Priorities


What it mean " HT Extension Channel to Above Control"
I don't know how it control


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Should look like this. ROS V5


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Roy
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Chewers wrote:
Should look like this. ROS V5


Hi Chewers,
Thank you for your answer. but I cannot find HT extension channel.
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Is it difference of version?
I'm v5.9


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Roy
 Post subject: Re: 802.11n throughput problem
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Chewers wrote:
Should look like this. ROS V5


My test result is,
Throughput is from 20Mbps to 100Mbps and very fluctuated.
I'm expecting more then 200Mbps.

What's your throughput result?
You experience 200Mbps with RB?


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You will never get 200 mbps using WDS

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Roy
 Post subject: Re: 802.11n throughput problem
PostPosted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 12:47 pm 
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cieplik206 wrote:
Roy

You will never get 200 mbps using WDS


OK, then how should I set for 200Mbps?
And, do you know maximum throughput in Mesh mode?

skype: roy.s.j.yeo


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DynStatic
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 3:50 am 
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you already set 'HT extension channel above' with '20/40 MHz above' in channel size. that option moved in Ros 5.

I would suggest using mpls ptp wireless link guide on wiki if you don't want to use wds.


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