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Is is interesting to test ePMP 3000 with two CPE - Force 300 in MU-MIMO mode.
If we see in 40 MHz
250 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload with one Force 300 and at the same time ( simultaneosly)
250 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload with another Force 30 ,
-total ePMP 3000 - 500 Mbps Dowload and 100 Mbps upload ( in 40 MHz) it will be great.
Hello, we just have tested two F300@20 Mhz in same time we try to download from our FTP server.
Single unit 125/25 DL/UL
Two units 75/13 DL/UL
Two CPEs shoud have different azimuts and work at different MIMO 2x2 streams of MU-MIMO 4x4.
Thats what i expect....
I have seen in some video dat we can see MU MIMO workin in graph "the green line"
Now i have 8 SC and they are not doin MU MIMO... or are they ?
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@Varlous wrote:Thats what i expect....
I have seen in some video dat we can see MU MIMO workin in graph "the green line"
Now i have 8 SC and they are not doin MU MIMO... or are they ?
You're not pushing enough aggregate throughput across the AP to trigger MU-MIMO.
So if i understand well, even two SC downloading at maximum can not turn it on?
@Varlous wrote:So if i understand well, even two SC downloading at maximum can not turn it on?
If you have two SM's... that have optimal seperation across the AP to trigger MU-MIMO (groupable STA's), and the SM's are NOT being limited by a QoS/MIR throttle... and they're running at/near full modulation... then yes... they will trigger MU-MIMO and you should see speeds across the AP double, and you'll see the green 'MU-MIMO' downlink graph indicate this. You can test this by using the Wireless Link Test on the AP... and running tests between two 'groupable STA's'.
I can confirm dat, it works exactly as u sayd !!! THX for help.
