hi,
in Troubleshooting how can the Signal to noise and Noise floor affect the signal , how can we use them to get better signal
and which value is the minum for them
and thanks in advanced .
hi,
in Troubleshooting how can the Signal to noise and Noise floor affect the signal , how can we use them to get better signal
and which value is the minum for them
and thanks in advanced .
What frequency u use?
For better performance try this steps
Try another channel.
Change polarisation of the antenna
hi,
i use the 5730 MHz , so i need to know more details about Noise Floor and Signal to noise ( which value better )
thanks for your reply
Signal to noise:how more the number is how better the quality from your link.
Example good
signal strenght= -53
nois floor= -107 how more weaker the signal how better -107 is weak
Signal to noise = -54
you left signal -54 over to the -107 noise floor
This is excelent for good performance
-107 is much weaker than the signal-53.
Signal to noise (here -54) is the difference between-107 (the noise floor) and-53 (the signal strength)
the more the difference between those two how better the link quality
Example not good
signal stretght= -80
noise floor = -90
Signal to noise = -10
I hope youre understand me
thanks plisken ![]()
If you want give me karma pleace i apreciate this verry match
tell me in troubleshooting Interference what technique do you use ? any tools ? any advice ?
Hey Rihan Tnx.
If i have to match interference from other devices do I change the antenna by polarization.
The default access points have vertically polarized antennas.
If you do then your antenna polarization changed to horizontal can solve this much.
thanks , but from where i can change the polarisation i checked up in the wireless interface of my SXT and there’s no polarisation parametre
thanks in advanced for all your help friend
As far as I can remember SXT is a dual polarity device (two builtin antennas in a single dish) … chain 0 is vertical and chain 1 is horizontal or vice versa not really sure which is which … someone correct me if I’m wrong …
JF.
This is correct