I started fooling around with super-channel recently. What I dont I understand is how come for cards such as NMP-8602 and CM-9 there are frequency available that are outside of the manufacturers' spec ? Case in point , the available frequency from NMP-8602 spec sheets are :
802.11a
5.15~5.35GHz,
5.47~5.725GHz,
5.725~5.825GHz

But in RoS with super-channel feature, the available frequency are :
802.11a
4.92~6.12Ghz

Are the available frequencies determined by the ROS or the radio card chipsets ? Will the frequencies outside the manufacturer's spec actually work ?

sure, it will work.
please make sure to use proper antenna according to frequency you use.

Why do we still need a super channel license for 5.4 in the US? I thought that the frequency was recently unlicensed.

Eric

You have to contact support about this (support@mikrotik.com).

Why do we still need a super channel license for 5.4 in the US? I thought that the frequency was recently unlicensed.

Eric

I'm guessing MT doesn't have the newest DFS compatibility and would be illegal to use in the US in that frequency. So far, Moto and Alvarion have been certified but other companies are playing catch up. I'll wait.

sure, it will work.
please make sure to use proper antenna according to frequency you use.

OK thanks bro, that's all i need to know

what license level give us super-channel?
and can i get l4 with super-channel ? (about 10 of them)

Zarko
SkopjeWirelessNetwork

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hai,
yes, i have 532A/L4 and 511/L5 with extra-channels. and mikrotik's support will help you.

regards
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what license level give us super-channel?
and can i get l4 with super-channel ? (about 10 of them)

Zarko
SkopjeWirelessNetwork

yes, write to support to get instructions

can we find a suitable antena for such channels ? like 4G or 6G ?

can we find a suitable antena for such channels ? like 4G or 6G ?

We work on 5.9-6.4 GHz frequency band using appropriate sector antennas and parabolic dishes. But we don’t use superchannels. We use 2.4 GHz <-> 5.9-6.4 GHz frequency converters.