Wr941v3 standard g to n wifi,how

Installing and Using OpenWrt
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How to change in openwrt gui or ssh option g to be n wifi legacy?

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You want n mode as it is the faster newer standard. Note that n mode is not allowed unless WMM is also enabled.

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Wmm is enabled what next to do?

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Please help i want openwrt no ddwrt.
I love more openwrt

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Patience?

Maybe you could describe your issue and use full sentences for more clarity.

No such thing, do you mean 802.11b Legacy?

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i used wr941v4 and notice than higher speed is when is on 8 channel and than speed was 30mbps on pc, but on tv speed was 17 to 20
than i changed device to wa901v4 and speed was 27 to 30 what is ok looks old wr941 is bad on long range he lose speed
now is ok

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So you were already on N, because Legacy (B) is restricted to 11MB max.

WiFi always loses speed when the distance increases.
Hasn't your TV a network socket so you could hook it up via an ethernet cable?

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Default settings give the best results, except for two things.

  • Click the Advanced tab at the top of the page (not the one in the middle) and set country to your country.
  • Do several scans to identify the channels that your strongest neighbors are using, then choose a channel to best avoid them. In countries where 11 channels are allowed, choose from {1, 6, 11}. In countries where 13 channels are allowed, choose from {1, 5, 9,13}. Channels not in these two standard sets should not be used.

20-30 Mb actual throughput is typical for 2.4 especially when there are neighbors and some distance is involved.

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