R550 Signal strength coming in waves
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11-12-2024 08:56 AM
I have an R550 AP that will not hold a steady wifi signal. I have tried multiple locations and get the same issue with it. It will vary from .2 mbps to 600 mbps within a 60 second period. I have updated it to the latest firmware. Any other things to check or ways to diagnose the issue? Thanks for any and all suggestions!
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11-18-2024 09:26 AM - edited 02-03-2025 10:15 PM
@kmcvayapplebee's happy hour wrote:I have an R550 AP that will not hold a steady wifi signal. I have tried multiple locations and get the same issue with it. It will vary from .2 mbps to 600 mbps within a 60 second period. I have updated it to the latest firmware. Any other things to check or ways to diagnose the issue? Thanks for any and all suggestions!
An unstable WiFi signal on an R550 AP could be caused by interference, power settings, or configuration issues. Ensure proper channel selection to avoid interference, check the transmit power levels, and confirm QoS settings. If the issue persists, perform a factory reset and reconfigure the AP. brawl
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11-20-2024 06:25 AM
Thanks! I ended up factory resetting it. So far so good.
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03-19-2025 02:17 AM - edited 03-19-2025 03:10 AM
It sounds like a frustrating issue! Since you've already updated the firmware, you might want to check for interference from other devices, adjust channel settings, or test with a different power source. Also, verifying if the issue persists during different opening hours of network usage could help identify congestion-related problems. Hope you find a fix soon
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04-17-2025 11:10 PM
That sounds frustrating! Since you’ve already updated the NJMCDirect firmware and tried different locations, I’d suggest checking for interference, adjusting channel settings manually, and testing with a different power source or PoE injector. Also, try disabling 802.11r/k/v if enabled, as they can sometimes cause instability. Worth checking client device drivers too.

