With NV2 protocol enabled, even though TX/RX signals are not so bad I always see bad CCQ values.
Why?
TX/RX -74/-70


TX/RX -58/-45

It seems the NV2 CCQ is based on an average rather than a real time reading like Nstreme or 802.11.

I've noticed the same, but when I check back in an hour the link has 90%+ CCQ.

Hi Folks!

I'm having the same issue, I mean... veery good signals and low Tx/Rx CCQ, even when I get goodd througput, please someone has a good explanation for this?, I know Overall Tx CCQ is not supported by nv2 Protocol, but how about the other info in CCQ?

I hope this picture help

Thanks in advance.

I Forgot to tell you:

Im using as an AP 912UAG-5HPnD (Basebox 5) with an ubiquiti airmax 19dbi 120°, and as a CPE an SXT 5nD r2 (SXT Lite5)

CCQ with NV2 seems to be on a 5 second average or something. Not quite real time like 802.11 or nstreme.

I've been tuning links this week, seems that poor CCQ on my NV2 links almost always comes down to local interference.