I'd say this means that it's possible to set antenna-gain to 0 (AFAIK default is unset which means minimum allowed value or 0 if there's no minimum) and hence you can see 5dB higher actual Tx power.
If you want to "align" Tx powers between units (and to actual country regulations), then you should set antenna gain to value, appropriate for each antenna (4 for 2.4GHz antenna and 5 for 5GHz antennae):
The code above doesn't depend on the country setting, it simply mimics configuration of devices with later factory software versions.
And I guess that you can either set it on capsman (but then you have to use specific provisioning rules either for specific audience device or for all audience devices, setting it again on devices which already observe same lower limits is harmless) or you can probably set it on the offending device locally (IIRC local settings get applied if CAPsMAN doesn't overwrite it with different value).
If you want to "align" Tx powers between units (and to actual country regulations), then you should set antenna gain to value, appropriate for each antenna (4 for 2.4GHz antenna and 5 for 5GHz antennae):
Code:
/interface/wifiset [ find default-name="wifi1" ] configuration.antenna-gain=4set [ find default-name="wifi2" ] configuration.antenna-gain=5set [ find default-name="wifi3" ] configuration.antenna-gain=5The code above doesn't depend on the country setting, it simply mimics configuration of devices with later factory software versions.
And I guess that you can either set it on capsman (but then you have to use specific provisioning rules either for specific audience device or for all audience devices, setting it again on devices which already observe same lower limits is harmless) or you can probably set it on the offending device locally (IIRC local settings get applied if CAPsMAN doesn't overwrite it with different value).
Statistics: Posted by mkx — Thu Mar 21, 2024 2:02 pm