It's maybe worth a try to see were the turning point lies. Find out what the ideal power is.
Madman2003.
how to increase the transmission power from 19mW to 84mW
open up the 'System Command' page at
http://my.router/Main_AdmStatus_Content.asp
enter as shown below in the photo the following command:
and push the Refresh button (DO NOT hit the enter your keyboard, the command won't be executed then)/usr/sbin/wl -i eth2 txpwr 84
well now you think your signal has been boosted to 84mW ?
yes correct, but i've discovered today (could be because of the distance tested @2meters from AP) some sideeffects
see below for your own conclusion:
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It's maybe worth a try to see were the turning point lies. Find out what the ideal power is.
Madman2003.
Did you also try the communication after a reboot? I read on other forums that it after reboot (of the client, not the router) they did get better results.
Sweet,... i haven't tried boosting the signal, but that page lets you use standard linux commands like ls, ifconfig and netstat.
I'll play with it.
can you see how printer sharing is done? Maybe they use an open protocol easy to use on mac os x or linux machines?
Hi all,
I've written this little script which you can run in your Startup.
It will set the power to 84mW.
Just create a textfile, copy the code into it, rename it to "bla.vbs" and go!
To run it you'll need Windows (VBS engine) and IE.
'===start copying here===
'===end copying===Code:Dim w,url,pwrcode,userid,password userid="youradminuserid" password="yourpassword" url="http://" & userid & ":" & password & "@my.router/Main_AdmStatus_Content.asp" pwrcode="wl -i eth2 txpwr 84" 'create internet explorer object on error resume next Set w=CreateObject("internetexplorer.application") if w is nothing or err.number<>0 then msgbox "Can't create IE!" end if 'login and wait for it w.navigate2 url do while w.busy doevents loop 'now "enter" the code w.document.forms(0).SystemCmd.value=pwrcode 'and submit the form w.document.forms(0).submit 'again wait for it to end do while w.busy doevents loop 'clean up set w=nothing msgbox "Power level set to 84mW"
Live long and prosper!
nice one,Originally posted by Marrik
Hi all,
I've written this little script which you can run in your Startup.
It will set the power to 84mW.
Just create a textfile, copy the code into it, rename it to "bla.vbs" and go!
To run it you'll need Windows (VBS engine) and IE.
'===start copying here===
'===end copying===Code:.....
could you change it so we have the possibility to to a set of commands in one click ?
or have a popup screen where we can fill in the command and maybe a output windows if possible ?
Sure, just tell me what you like and I will integrate it.
Live long and prosper!
Here's the updated script.
It will prompt for an input (prefilled with the power line) for the command to enter.
Antiloop: If you want email me, maybe we can build a tool in ASP(.NET) or VB(.NET).Code:Dim w,url,pwrcode,userid,password,bexit userid="youruserid" password="yourpassword" bexit=false url="http://" & userid & ":" & password & "@my.router/Main_AdmStatus_Content.asp" pwrcode="/usr/sbin/wl -i eth2 txpwr 84" 'create internet explorer object on error resume next Set w=CreateObject("internetexplorer.application") if w is nothing or err.number<>0 then msgbox "Can't create IE!" bexit=true end if pwrcode=inputbox("Please enter the command","ASUS Commander",pwrcode) If pwrcode<>"" and not bexit Then 'login and wait for it w.navigate2 url do while w.busy doevents loop 'now "enter" the code w.document.forms(0).SystemCmd.value=pwrcode 'and submit the form w.document.forms(0).submit 'again wait for it to end do while w.busy doevents loop msgbox "Command executed!" end if 'clean up set w=nothing![]()
Live long and prosper!
A good work, Marrik, thanks a lot!I think it would be nice if you could make a script for complete Telnet activation. It won't be so easy but maybe it would be possible to make it. What the script should do is:
1) open 12 HTTP links for FTP datemon activation
2) open the FTP root and copy necessary files (busybox, telnetd,...) stored somewhere on local HDD to the router's /tmp folder
3) perform commands for Telnet daemon activation (chmod a+x /tmp/busybox, ....).
Thanks again for your effort!![]()
It's no problem to execute more than 1 statement.![]()
However, in scripting it's difficult to wait for the browser to complete. Sometimes it will return a 'complete' message while it's still busy.
I can build it in VB or VB.NET easily, even ASP (.NET).
But the 'beauty' of it was that you could put the script in your startup folder and then it would set the powerlevel every time you boot your computer.
When I build an interface into it (like in the last version of the script) then you NEED to enter the command.
Hmmm.....maybe some kind of script generator....![]()
Let me know what you want/think.
Live long and prosper!
hello
i tried your script
but when i enter anything varying from 2 to 84 nothing happens.
the signal always stays the same... ?
in the room in which i tested the signal is always 3 stripes, no matter if i use 2 mW or 82 mW
Is it safe for the router to set the power up to 84mW. How far can I go without damaging the router by overheating...
With maximum power won't it cook something near the antena?
possible it's not safe, those things are at your risk.Originally posted by ropmip
Is it safe for the router to set the power up to 84mW. How far can I go without damaging the router by overheating...
With maximum power won't it cook something near the antena?
maybe an idea for you to measure the temperature for some time. with and without the boost, and publish them here![]()
I think that the max. output power is 84mW.
In version 1.7.5.6 of the firmware you can set it to this maximum.
Live long and prosper!