Hi, I have an mAP2n, but I see only one wireless chain in WinBox as well my clients only connect with 150mbit max. According to the specification, this should be a 2 chain device up to 300mbit.
I already performed a netinstall. Does anyone has an idea hot to activate the 2nd chain? RouterOS is 6.48.
Cheers
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ConnyMercier
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Re: mAP2n only one wireless chain
Answer to your Question: How to Check Wireless Chains
Via SSH/Terminal
The Answer should be 0;1
Via Winbox:
Step 1: Navigate to Wireless
Step 2: Select Wireless-Interface (wlan1)
Step 3: Navigate to HT (See Image)
-> RX-Chain and TX-Chain should all be Checked
Via SSH/Terminal
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:put [/interface wireless get wlan1 rx-chains]
:put [/interface wireless get wlan1 tx-chains]Via Winbox:
Step 1: Navigate to Wireless
Step 2: Select Wireless-Interface (wlan1)
Step 3: Navigate to HT (See Image)
-> RX-Chain and TX-Chain should all be Checked
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Re: mAP2n only one wireless chain
What kinds of Speed are you getting ?
Re: mAP2n only one wireless chain
Hi, thanks for the support! I get only up to 150mbit, and I see only chain0 in winbox, which should correspond.
Re: mAP2n only one wireless chain [SOLVED]
The mAP2nD has Dual Chain wireless, the original mAP2n is very similar to the cAP2n and only has a single chain wireless:Hi, I have an mAP2n, but I see only one wireless chain in WinBox as well my clients only connect with 150mbit max. According to the specification, this should be a 2 chain device up to 300mbit.
I already performed a netinstall. Does anyone has an idea hot to activate the 2nd chain? RouterOS is 6.48.
Cheers
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Re: mAP2n only one wireless chain
As @hectae explained: mAP2n has single wireless chain. The "2n" part of the device name refers to wireless capabilities and it translates to "2.4GHz radio supporting 802.11n, single chain".
Re: mAP2n only one wireless chain
Thanks, I was not aware that there was also a single antenna variant!
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