I currently have a customer that I have had to place back onto UBNT after being switched to Cambium. They were having constant drops from the ap and we could not stay logged into the SM for more than a few minutes before the radio would kick us out of session remotely. This was an isolated insident and am inclined to think that is was operator error, however I was just wondering if anyone on the forum had any similar issues and if so what the fix was ?
The customer in question had great signal, clear LOS, and was in the path of the AP. Unfortunatly feedback from my field tech was limited which is why I stonglydoubt it was the equipment.
When you say constant drops - was the station being de-registered from the AP and then registering again? If so, be sure to look at local noise. ePMP will do this if it sees on or near-channel noise at a level close to what it is seeing the AP.
Also look at the distance settings in the SM and the AP. If you look in the logs and see a message that the SM disconnected itself, can't remember the exact wording right now, then increase the distance setting.
We also experienced drops in wifi compatibility mode and after getting everyone swapped to cambium and tdd we got to see the cambium magic.
My techs and i had this problem since we went to v3.0 after troubleshooting for over 2 weeks. checking interference lvls, signals, sms,aps, we back dated all our sms and aps to 2.6.2 and the drops stopped almost immediately.
My techs and i had this problem since we went to v3.0 after troubleshooting for over 2 weeks. checking interference lvls, signals, sms,aps, we back dated all our sms and aps to 2.6.2 and the drops stopped almost immediately.
"FCC SMs and PTP radios incorrectly limit themselves to the APs EIRP limits" - a defect in v3.0 that has been fixed in 3.0.1RC versions, per RC release notes.
Apparently with 3.0 release the SM end limits transmit power based on the rules applied to APs, instead of using the full transmit power it's actually permitted to use.