Independent 5 GHz band Aironet 1041

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• How to connect printer 2.4 Ghz band dual band Airport Extreme?

  I need a new printer connect to my Imac running OS 10.7.5 wirelessly.  My router is multiband Airport Extreme.  Most printers seem to does not support multi-band wireless;  they can't stand the 2.4 Ghz band.  Is there some document printers (I need scanning and copy also) which will be easily connected to the Airport Extreme multi-band, or is it possible I can put the Airport Extreme for a printer would only watch the band 2.4 Ghz?

  I found something on Google that says wireless devices should be filled, by disabling the Wlan partition.  I don't know what that means.   Another article said I could name the SSID separately and connect the printer to the 2.4 Ghz band.  Even when I don't know what that means.    Can you help me?  I do not know the printer Canon MG 5720 I bought does not work and I need to just throw it out.  I want to not to make another mistake.

  Thanks if anyone can help.

  On your Mac...

  Open Finder > Applications > utilities > AirPort Utility

  Click on the image of The AirPort Extreme

  Click Edit in the window that appears

  

  Click on the Wireless tab at the top of the next window

  Click on the button Options Wireless at the bottom of the next window

  Click to enter a check mark in the name of 5 GHz box

  Click Save

  
  

  
  

  Click Update at the bottom right of the next window and give the airport a minute full for restart

  The name of your normal wireless network is now a 2.4 GHz signal only.  The other wireless network has "5 GHz" appended to the name, so it's 5 GHz network

  Connect the printer to the 2.4 GHz network

  The name of '5 GHz' added now is the network of 5 GHz. connect devices in this band for a faster connection.

• R7500 stuck to the network mode b/g on the 2.4 Ghz band

  Using the Wifi Explorer on Mac, I see that my Netgear R7500 uses the network b/g on the 2.4 Ghz band Mode and is limited to a maximum rate of 54 Mbps - even if the Mode in the router configs setting lists b/g/n - as I see wifi weak performance on this channel. Sure it wasn't always like that. Amy ideas which could force the lower speed?

  Ian

  WMM is enabled?

• Qosmio X 500 - 11U - new device LAN card for the 5 GHz band

  Apparently the Qosmio X 500 - 11U is provided with a 802.11n WLAN adapt, so I bought a 802.11n router, using the strip of the 5 Ghz. Unfortunately the build WLAN adapter supports ONLY the 2.4 Ghz band.

  Is it possible to replace the adapter for another and, if so, which?

  Hey,.

  Qosmio X 500 comes with different WLAN cards and certified maintainer can tell you if there is a WLAN card compatible with support 5 GHz.

  But I put t understand why it is so important. I mean X 500 supports the new standard WLAN draft N and s the fastest WLAN standard that can be used at the present time.
  ?

• Unable to connect to the 2.4 GHz band.

  iPhone says incorrect password, even though I'm 100% sure that it is correct. I did try to reset the TC, also reset my network settings in my iPhone but it didn't work. The iPhone connects fine to the 5 GHz band, but not for 2,4 GHz! I also tried power cycling across the network (modem, TC and also hard reset iPhone). The password is simple and contains no symbols or other unusual things.

  The iPhone connects fine to the 5 GHz band, but not for 2,4 GHz!

  On the Time Capsule...

  The band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz band have separate names for the wireless network... or... the two bands using the same wireless network name?

  The password is simple and contains no symbols or other unusual things.

  Is true even for the name of the wireless network... in short, no more than 20 characters, no special characters like an apostrophe, parentheses, asterisk, etc., without spaces in the name?

  Other devices can connect to the band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz band?

• Why some devices (like the PS3) connects through the 5 Ghz band? (EA3500)

  Just installed a Linksys N750 (EA3500) router (WAN - LAN Configuration).

  I have set the two broadband networks: 2.4 Ghz and 5 GHz with different SSID and different WAP/WAP2 staff mixt.

  While some devices display correctly the two networks, I am facing problems with the 5 GHz band and wonder if it's the breath of some sort of failure:

  -My iPad offered the two signals and allow me to define the 5 Ghz band, but it is showing the weak signals and stall when loading Web pages; as soon as I put it instead on the 2.4 Ghz band, (standing at the same place, of course), what's up, excellent signal.

  -J' have a Mac Mini and the location of the PS3 side by side.  The Mac Mini seems to work perfectly in both bands, 2.4 or 5 - excellent signal. However, the PS3 has failed his test of connection and indicates that the signal is not noticeable on the 5 GHz. But connect as a wink on the 2.4 Ghz band.

  -Got on and off voltage signal of 5 GHz on a laptop; connected to 2.4 Ghz, everything works perfectly.

  -iPhone 4s: I can't even see the SSID of 5 GHz, but I get the 2.4 so Guess account...

  So I'm tempted to conclude that some devices can not just keep up (?) to connect on 5 GHz...  But... a PS3? ... Huumm... (but true: PS3 came out in 2006...)

  No logic to this?

  Thank you

  Rob

  There are devices just wireless which are not turned on or is not compatible to work with a network of Ghz band. The WiFi feature may not be up-to-date or limited to only work with a network of 2.4 Ghz. In your case, you might want to check with Sony so PS3 can be updated to work with a network of 5 GHz.

• Slow rate pass on 5 GHz Band [e3200 + macbook pro osx 10.7.3]

  Ok...

  Just got the e3200 dual band about a month ago and today he just started in place.

  The 5 GHz band has a bit rate of about 25% of what makes the 2.4 ghz band.  It's funny, because 5 GHz is supposedly less interference to treat.

  I thought it was a problem with osx, so I upgraded to 10.7.3, but always with the same result.  Then I played a bit with the different settings, but always the same results.  I gave and got on a chat session with the support that brought me to Flash the e3200 with the firmware file, reset and reconfigure.  Guess what... 5 GHz still slow.

  Someone at - it suggestions?  I've tried everything under the Sun - software/firmware is all current, no major obstacles blocking the router, tried them all not mixed Firewall [-n] has, power modes, different bands... am I missing something?

  Any help would be appreciated before going it one out of warranty.

  Thank you.

  I know that other users say that the 5 GHz band is weird then call Cisco would probably be your best option. Generally, if there is a real problem, you'll have a case manager who will work with you to get a replacement, see if the issue must be examined, etc..

• Satellite Pro C870 can run on the 5 GHz band?

  My laptop model Toshiba Satellite Pro C870 1E2 can run on the band 5 GHz with Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. Tried to ask this question to Toshiba, but it seems to be a technical problem it so impossible to transmit my question for them.

  Hello

  The frequency of Wlan depending on the WLan card.
  I think that the laptop was equipped with WLan RTL8723AE Realtek card that supports the 802.11 standard B / G / N standard

  5 GHz is only available using 802.11 A or N

  802.11 N standard works on 2.4 Ghz and 5 GHz but 5 GHz is available ONLY if the WLan card would support additional one 802.11 standard; That is to say 802.11 A / N.

  But Realtek RTL8723AE doesn t support 802.11 has and therefore the 5 GHz are not possible for this WLan module.

  Here's a similar thread on the same topic:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=64003

• connect a printer wireless - need 2.4 ghz band of timecapsule

  Hello

  I am trying to print via WiFi wireless and my new printer says that it cannot connect to a 5 GHz signal.  It can only connect via 2.4 ghz.  Can configure my TimeCapsule for dual band?  While I can print wireless?

  I appreciate any help!  Thank you! Gracias!

  I am running the following:

  MacBook Pro (to 2011)

  El Capitan OSX 10.11

  TimeCapsule (to 2009)

  Printer: HP ENVY 4520

  Can configure my TimeCapsule for dual band?

  A Capsule of 2009 may or may not be a simultaneous dual-band model.  To find out what exactly what you might have, please look on the bottom of the time Capsule to locate the model number. Probably, it is integrated in the base of carpet of MOSS.

  The model number starts with an 'A' follow-up of four digits. Post back with number and we will continue.

• Brand new WUSB6300 can't see 5 GHz band - defective?

  Hello. Just bought an adapter nine WUSB6300 that I read on the forums that it is reliable and certified WiFi.

  I currently have an ASUS RT-AC66U dual band Router router and one adapter dual band ASUS USB-AC53 at home for my desktop running Win10, but I had dropouts and I couldn't connect to 5 GHz 802.11ac properly.

  So, I thought that all my problems Wireless will be resolved now, but exactly the opposite happened.

  I installed the drivers from the CD and the new adapter plugged. I have two wireless networks at home, a 2.4 and 5 GHz one, named differently, but my new adapter does not see 5 GHz network.

  I spent hours trying different settings of the router (change of 802.11ac 802.11n and editing the bandwidhts, 20-40-80) but without success. Then I plugged the adapter on my laptop, which has Win7 and I had the same problem, no visible 5 GHz network. I tried different drivers from Linksys - without success. I could see and connect to the network 2.4 GHz, no problem.

  The last thing I'll do, I'll try with another router, before I send it for replacement. But before that, I thought I'll ask the question here: have you had similar problems with your adapter or do you think mine is DOA?

  Change of the wireless router s 5 GHz to channel 36.

• NETGEAR A6210 not showing 5 GHz band

  Hello

  I bought this A6210 dongle about 3 months ago, the 5 GHz worked very well around 2 months and one day stopped working.

  I didn't have the time to try to solve, so I just used the 2.4 GHz, now I'm trying to fix it and nothing works.

  I tried to:

  1 uninstall-installation (only driver, software and driver - version 1.0.0.34)

  2. change the position of the USB connector

  3. set "Only 5 GHz" - not showing my network

  etc.

  It's really annoying that I can't use the 5 GHz - have you any suggestions?

  Please close this topic, I found the solution (change the name of the SSID aand PASS)

• Does the Y570 Builtin Wireless Support 5 GHz band?

  I can't find supporting the 802.a only b and g

  It supports 5 GHz. or not?

  I don't see the 5 GHz. wireless network in my house only the 2.4 GHz. and I do not see the 802.a in the advanced properties of the wireless

  I agree with Duck3. Short answer, no.

  Intel Wireless - N 1000 is only B/G/N, none. So no ability to 5 GHz.

  DragonRider

• connect to a network in the 5 GHz band

  Hi, I have a dell Inspiron 17SE 7720 and I don't see the 5 GHz of my Dualband Netgear N600 wifi network while I can connect to the 2, 4 GHz thin. Thanks in advance.

  conantbh,

  I could be wrong, but my notes, the Mini PCI Half Intel® Centrino Wireless - N 2230-WLAN/BT card works 2.4 GHz only.

  Rick

• Qosmio x 770-136 dual band wifi 2.4 and 5 ghz - how to switch between them?

  Hi guys,.

  get a double band of new router netgear N900 and it supports multi-5 2.4 ghz wifi,

  My question is how do I set up my qosmio to 5 GHz?

  Thanks for any answers

  Hello

  I think that the laptop supports Atheros 802.11(b/g/n) WB195-HMC WLan card.
  Standard WLan 802.11 B and G is 2.4 GHZ. The standard 802.11 N standard would be operates also in 2.4 Ghz 802.11 A is not supported.

  If your card does not wave the 5 GHz band support

• ADAPTER DOUBLE BAND ONLY SHOW THE 2 GHZ RANGE, HAVE LOST 5 GHZ BUT PRESENT ON ALL OTHER PCS

  I inadvertently "REMOVED" the recognition of 'network' of 5 ghz on a menu that allowed me to "remove unnecessary networks."  I thought I was doing the right thing, but deleted by mistake the 5 ghz. Now I just can't side 5 ghz of the card to show as an available network when I click available networks at the bottom right of my screen.

  My dual band router LInksys is certainly put 2 and 5 ghz because I can see them on other PCs in the House and my Iphone6. It's only the HP All In One which now lacks the recognition of 5 ghz.

  It was working fine before my despicable act. I could easily switch between 2 ghz or 5 ghz...

  I rebooted router and reset I can see the 'admin' menu for the router on this computer.  I restarted my HP. I tried to restore my pc soon, and no effect. It seems that somehow I just simply deleted a vital statement or turned a vital switch that prevent this receiver WiFi HP-receive adapter or by switching to the 5 ghz range and the value by default only the 2 ghz.

  My system details also show that it is a working adapter RALink 3290 80211 bgn

  Is there a way to turn this back on? How do I re - establish the 5 ghz network on this HP?

  Any help out there?

  George P

  You are the very welcome.

  That is right.  No 'a' doesn't = No 5 GHz.

  I can't explain why you thought you saw other 5 GHz networks on your PC.

  The only wireless networks that should be visible on your PC are only in the 2.4 GHz band, because it's all Ralink card in your model can see.

  You might be able to replace the card with a wireless card dual band but I can't say for sure.  Some PC have a BIOS lock that prevents users from installing a different wireless card.

  You would have to make sure your PC has two antennas connected to the current Ralink wireless card because all dual-band cards have at least two terminals of the antenna to connect to.

  I would say the best thing you can do would be to go to your local office supply store and pick up a wireless network adapter dual band USB external.

  They now power USB wireless adapters, so you can get one of these.

  You wouldn't have any compatibility or hardware issues with an external USB card and not worry about BIOS locks or the number of antennas inside your PC.