Re: Old Tranzeo CPQ-19 (6019) no LAN light - IP3K Board/ AR5213A

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mountain top @earthlink.net	reply to mountain top Re: Old Tranzeo CPQ-19 (6019) no LAN light - IP3K Board/ AR5213A Yes, it is a CM9. The card itself has a second spot on it to place another antenna wire. I had another CPQ-19 6019 that was giving me problems with the radio (flakey). I figured the board was good so I took the card from the radio that would not allow LAN connection and put it in the board that had the flakey card and got an LAN connection and things seem fine so hopefully I saved myself from having to buy one radio. Is there a way to place software on this so I can make use of the 5 ghz radio as well or will it not put out enough power to make it worthwhile? I do have another hole where Tranzeo places their tape over where they usually put the second POE port that I can place an N connector for an external 5 ghz antennal. I still have the other CPQ-19 enclosure that has a connector that I can put on a card. If I can get a card and board to put it in cheap enough then I would like to do that (if it is cheaper than buying a new radio).
mountain top @earthlink.net	to forum · permalink · 2008-07-07 18:38:11 ·
dongato17 VIP join:2000-07-28 Atlanta, GA	The two ports are for diversity antennas. I'm not sure if the Tranzeo firmware will allow you to switch between antennas (main/aux)? Also, there's not much you can do with the ubicom board as far as different software, so you may be stuck with b/g mode only. If you did swap boards (and software) and just reused the enclosure, then you would have more options. I mentioned our board (WBD-111) but you could also use Mikrotik, StarOS, etc. -Hal -- Harold Bledsoe Ligowave »www.ligowave.com
dongato17 VIP join:2000-07-28 Atlanta, GA	to forum · permalink · · 2008-07-08 08:06:52 ·


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