Hello,
I mounted 3 R52HN on a RouterBoard 433UAHL!
The R52HN are attached, they can create problems?
Advise me!
Thank You
Thank youyes
It would be helpful to know the nature of the problem(s):yes
Thank you InoX and Hotz1!He only asked if could be problems and I said yes but problems ca be no matter what cards he use. I had problems with only 2 cards but it depends. Testing is the only way.
In that case a simple "yes" wasn't much help.He only asked if could be problems and I said yes but problems ca be no matter what cards he use. I had problems with only 2 cards but it depends. Testing is the only way.
FWIW, I have had no problems with three CM9s at 2.4GHz on a 433, or three r52nMs at 5GHz on a 435. Once you have the r52Hns set up (remember to connect antennas before powering up!), check the noise floor on each, and see if turning down the Tx power on the others improves it.What do you recommend for this RouterBoard RB433UAHL? I have to connect three points with three miniPCI!
So what? You can make 3 bridges each with one wlan and one lan....because 433AH have a 100mbit port..
thanks.
Each chain that you enable on the radio needs an antenna. For best performance, you would enable both chains, but you can enable only one and connect just one antenna. (Be sure to put it on the connector that you enabled.)I have an equal situation. Do I need to connect an antenna at both MMCX connectors in R52hn? So I need of six antennas, or can I connect only one antenna for each R52hn?
For wifi N is mandatory 2 antennas for each R52hn. Is it true?
Along similar lines... does anyone have actual power consumption figures for the XR2? They publish max current consumption of 1.4A x 3.3V(DC), which suggests a max 4.6W, but I need to know how much confidence to put in this figure, before I try to put three of them in a 433 (which is powered via a 750UP).if you check on routerboard.com RB433UAH gives 14W to extension cards, while R52Hn card uses 7W each. However you can squeeze a bit more, but i really doubt that you could power all 3 cards at full TX power.
however, if you reduce TX power to some smaller value, you could get within power budget that is provided by the router. And as other forum members say - it would have good impact on isolation of the wifi modules.
If you want to run 3 cards at full power then you have to look at RB435G that is capable of delivering up to 40W if required.