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4 years ago
Welche 5G -Bänder und welche DCNR-Bandkombinationen kann er denn? Kann er DSS ?
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Herzlichen Dank für die Hilfe zunächst!
Laut Datenblatt für dies unterstützt:
Technology / Bands Security
• Capable of supporting n1, n3, n5, n7, n8, n20, n28, n38, n40, n77 and n78
• LTE FDD: 700/800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz LTE TDD: 2300/2600MHz
• 3G : 850/900/1900/2100MHz
DSS :
laut Test kann der Router DSS :
“Deutlich langsamer sind die 5G -Verbindungen naturgemäß bei Nutzung von Dynamic Spectrum Sharing ( DSS , Band n1). Die Telekom setzt weit verbreitet auf 5G n1 mit DSS , der Netgear Nighthawk M5 kann die Technik problemlos nutzen und erreichte im Test Geschwindigkeiten von bis zu 300 Mbit/s im Downlink und bis zu 130 Mbit/s im Uplink“
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4 years ago
Hallo @JvoD
Wenn ich das richtig sehe, unterstützt der Router kein 5G (n1).
Das wird wohl bei Ihnen angeboten.
"Neueste 5G -Technologie: 5GNR Sub-6 GHz (NSA)"
Mehr Angaben macht der Hersteller leider nicht.
Im übrigen funktioniert 5G nicht im Gebäude und Sie benötigen einen Tarif, welcher auch 5G beinhaltet.
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4 years ago
vielen Dank!
Laut Datenblatt klappt n1.
den zugehörigen Vertrag habe ich gestern Abend auf die 5G Version aktualisiert.
danke!
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Dann reichts einfach nicht für den Inhouse Empfang aus.
Aber solange 5G noch das LTE Netz braucht, gibt es sowieso kaum Vorteile. Außer für die Marketingabteilung
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4 years ago
Ich werde es heute außer Haus probieren.
hab extra eine Zusatzantenne besorgt und es ans Fenster zur Antenne gestellt.
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