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Wifi - Separate Channels, what does it do
Hi,
If I change the setting for Separate WiFi Channels from On to Off what difference does it make?
Why would I need one or the other?
Paul
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Re: Wifi - Separate Channels, what does it do
Some devices are 2.4Ghz only, some devices are 5Ghz only and some devices are dual band. 2.4Ghz has a greater range but is slower than 5Ghz
From that you should be able to deduce the effect of switching one or the other off.
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Re: Wifi - Separate Channels, what does it do
Not really,
I've got a mix of 2.4 Ghz, 5Ghz and dual band devices.
What should I set it to?
I've got a mix of 2.4 Ghz, 5Ghz and dual band devices.
What should I set it to?
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Re: Wifi - Separate Channels, what does it do
Are you having problems with the wifi, if not leave both switched on and your devices should select the most appropriate for them.