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Subject :Re:3.0.0b02 is out!..
2014-10-27- 12:35:01
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3.0.0b02 is out!
Is the aimer script ready for testing in 3.0.0b02? |
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Subject :Re:Problem with Nanostation..
2014-10-27- 04:47:00
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Correct. Not knowing what version and not wanting to dig into details it's always good to have more then one method at your disposal. |
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Subject :Re:Re:Re:Virtual Tunnels..
2014-10-27- 04:44:49
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Subject :Re:Problem with Nanostation..
2014-10-27- 03:31:44
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Subject :Re:Problem with Nanostation..
2014-10-26- 23:57:32
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Subject :Re:Problem with Nanostation..
2014-10-26- 23:54:54
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Many thanks, all working and I can again resetup NS M2
73 Waldek sp2ong |
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Subject :Re:Problem with Nanostation..
2014-10-26- 23:22:55
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Subject :Re:Problem with Nanostation..
2014-10-26- 23:19:25
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Ok thanks, I will try. But one question more what kind firmware I need use in this situation SYSUPGRADE or FACTORY ? |
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Subject :Re:Problem with Nanostation..
2014-10-26- 22:56:35
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Subject :Problem with Nanostation..
2014-10-26- 22:36:37
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Hi,
I have problem with my Nanostation M2. I have upload BBHN firmware and setup node after reboot working very well. But after my manually changed via SSH session and reboot I can not connect to my nanostation. How to reset to default or other way connect to UBNT ??? I am looking similar way like for WR54
http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/documentation/71-using-safe-mode-to-reset-a-forgotten-password.html
73 Waldek SP2ONG
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Subject :Re:UBNT Airgrid gets poor reception when running BBHN firmware..
2014-10-26- 17:57:37
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UBNT Airgrid gets poor reception when running BBHN firmware
If you do find out that BBHN does indeed have a significantly less performance let us know as we always want to improve. I will point you at this forum post, it doesn't answer airGrid vs bullet directly but does give a bit of feedback on one users experianxe with airGrid's. http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/hsmm-mesh-forums/view-postlist/forum-1-general/topic-1208-your-first-node-should-be-a-nanostationm2.html |
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Subject :Re:UBNT Airgrid gets poor reception when running BBHN firmware..
2014-10-26- 17:26:08
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Thanks for the reply. Not sure what the last seen time was. Probably greater than 5 seconds. That would explain the 300% difference in the number of networks seen. However it doesn't explain the poor performance of our Airgrid. I guess it's time to send it back and see if a different piece of hardware performs better.
Have others experienced poorer performance with the Airgrid vs Bullet? Is that typical?
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Subject :Re:3.0.0b02 is out!..
2014-10-26- 13:19:50
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it certainly is a nice feature! thanks to the dev team for your hard work! |
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Subject :Re:3.0.0b02 is out!..
2014-10-26- 12:09:58
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3.0.0b02 is out!
Officially, no. It slipped in to the first 3.0.0 beta but was withheld under concerns of timing of button press length. It is also avaliable ONLY on Ubiquiti at this time. 5 seconds is a reset of password and re-enable dhcp ( great if you hit MESH AP mode accidentally) and 15 seconds to restore to "just flashed" (removes any installed programs add on patches and resets all configs) |
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Subject :Re:Your first node should be a NanoStationM2..
2014-10-26- 11:44:35
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Subject :3.0.0b02 is out!..
2014-10-26- 11:38:27
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3.0.0b02 is out!
Looks like 3.0.0b02 experimental is available! did we have a bbhnrecoverymode option prior to this release??
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Subject :Re:UBNT Airgrid gets poor reception when running BBHN firmware..
2014-10-26- 09:04:48
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UBNT Airgrid gets poor reception when running BBHN firmware
What was the "last seen" time on those networks ? We throw out anything older than 5 seconds in the BBHM GUI IIRC. I've seen cases where 30+ Networks show up in the backend but were only getting one beacon packet every 10 seconds (beacons are normally sent 10 times a second) so it doesn't make sense to keep them listed if we are loosing over 99% of packets are being lost.
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Subject :UBNT Airgrid gets poor reception when running BBHN firmware..
2014-10-26- 08:50:17
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Subject :Re:Running ubiquiti nodes on batteries..
2014-10-26- 03:22:27
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Running ubiquiti nodes on batteries
We'll described, Clint. If you plan to use a 12v battery, then you need to know that Ubiquiti devices require a minimum of 10.5Vdc at the RJ45 connector during transmit (max current draw). The longer the CAT cable is, the more the voltage will drop across it. I have found that 20-25 meters is about the limit for running at 12V. There are 12v to 24V convertors on the market if you need farther runs. Andre, K6AH |
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Subject :Re:Running ubiquiti nodes on batteries..
2014-10-26- 03:02:27
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The Ethernet cable connected to your AirGrid has 8 wires. They are grouped as 4 twisted pairs. 10/100 Ethernet only uses 2 of the 4 pairs for data. Actual data will only be on pins 1 & 2, and 3 & 6. This leaves the other two pairs available to supply power to the AirGrid. POE means we are sending Power over the Ethernet cable. On page 5 of the AirGrid Datasheet available at http://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/airgridm/airGrid_HP.pdf, It states that the Power Method is "Passive Power over Ethernet (Pairs 4, 5+; 7, 8 Return)". The POE adapter that comes with the AirGrid takes 120 VAC and converts it to 24 VDC. It then places the positive output on pins 4 & 5 of the Ethernet cable and the return on pins 7 & 8. The POE injector that Andre referred to replaces the POE adapter that came with your AirGrid. Instead of having a power supply build into it, there is an input for power that can be connected to a battery or an external power supply. While it is hard to find definitive data, my research has found that there is no problem powering a ubnt node with 12 VDC. You just need to supply that power to the node with the positive on pins 4 & 5 and the return on pins 7 & 8. When I indicated verify the pinout of your device, some POE injectors reverse this polarity or may use a different set of pins. There are multiple versions out there. You may want to also look at this thread from the forums: http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/hsmm-mesh-forums/view-postlist/forum-794/topic-794-emergency-power-and-poe-for-ubiquiti.html. |
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