XR1 - XR7 channel list

[QpoX]

Does any one know the channels used by XR1 and XR7?
I know the frekvency area, but not what channels they run on!
Can somebody help?

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Hello,

The 2.4Ghz channels?

Thanks,

Mike

[QpoX]

Hello,

The 2.4Ghz channels?

Thanks,

Mike

sry, i need the conversion chart then :)

[WHT]

You mean like this?

Ch GHz
1 2.41
2 2.42
3 2.42
4 2.43
5 2.43
6 2.44
7 2.44
8 2.45
9 2.45
10 2.46
11 2.46

[QpoX]

With the XR9 it looks like this:

I just Spoke with Mike in Support Today about My SR9's

I have looked all over for a 2.4 ghz Channel to 900 Mhz Channel Map..

He Told me the mapping..

3 2422 <-> 922 Channel Widths 5, 10Mhz
4 2427 <-> 917 Channel Widths 5, 10, 20Mhz
5 2432 <-> 912 Channel Widths 5, 10, 20Mhz
6 2437 <-> 907 Channel Widths 5, 10Mhz

Hope this helps other people with the same questions.

But i need it for XR1 and XR7.

[QpoX]

With the XR9 it looks like this:

I just Spoke with Mike in Support Today about My SR9's

I have looked all over for a 2.4 ghz Channel to 900 Mhz Channel Map..

He Told me the mapping..

3 2422 <-> 922 Channel Widths 5, 10Mhz
4 2427 <-> 917 Channel Widths 5, 10, 20Mhz
5 2432 <-> 912 Channel Widths 5, 10, 20Mhz
6 2437 <-> 907 Channel Widths 5, 10Mhz

Hope this helps other people with the same questions.

But i need it for XR1 and XR7.


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[WHT]

Ummm...I have never heard of a "channel" list for bands that the XR1 and XR7 use. Here's my take on it all, i.e I'm open to a better explanation.

Channel lists are only convenient conversions to actual frequencies. Can you imagine a common consumer trying to set up his Linksys wireless router, much less clueless brain dead manager trying to connect his laptop to 2,425 MHz?

The VHF spectrum for MURS radio uses "color dots" in lieu of frequencies.

The VHF frequencies for the XR1 would be expressed in MHZ, i.e 180.250 MHz.

As for the 700 MHz band...Very likely it will follow the TV station channel list convention after the TV stations have vacated that band.

I could be wrong or out of date. Any better explanation out there?

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

XR7:

Channel 4 - 763Mhz - 5Mhz
Channel 5 - 768 Mhz - 5/10/20Mhz
Channel 6 - 773 Mhz - 5/10/20Mhz
Channel 7 -778Mhz - 5Mhz

For XR1 I will have to get back to you.

Thanks,

Mike

[QpoX]

XR7:

Channel 4 - 763Mhz - 5Mhz
Channel 5 - 768 Mhz - 5/10/20Mhz
Channel 6 - 773 Mhz - 5/10/20Mhz
Channel 7 -778Mhz - 5Mhz

For XR1 I will have to get back to you.

Thanks,

Mike

Yes, Finally! :)
Thank you so very much Mike!
I'll be waiting for your answer on XR1!

[wispwest]

I'm still waiting on what cards support the unlicensed 5.4Ghz-5.8Ghz band. I know 5.4Ghz was recently "unlocked". Does the XR5 support 5.4?

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Hello,

XR5 does support this band, but its up to the software you use to provide the neccessary DFS/TPC support

Thanks,

Mike

[wispwest]

Thanks Mike, we plan on using a Mikrotik Routerboard, like RB333 or RB433. Should be fine, right? Also, does is cap your TX power down like Trango does in the 5.4 area? Or do you still get full TX?

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Thanks Mike, we plan on using a Mikrotik Routerboard, like RB333 or RB433. Should be fine, right? Also, does is cap your TX power down like Trango does in the 5.4 area? Or do you still get full TX?

Hello,

Yes it will support the band, but will not be in FCC compliance. With the MirkoTik you get full TX power.

Thanks,

Mike

[J_Hughes]

Correction, RouterOS does support TPC (Transmit Power Control) but not ATPC (Auto Transmit Power Control) you must set the "Antenna Gain" and switch your "Frequency Mode" to "regulatory domain" to enable TPC. However, to my understanding, using it with 5.4-5.8ghz it is still not FCC compliant because they have not certified their DFS2 feature yet.

Does the UBNT Routerboard support ATPC and DFS2?
If so that would be a great option for full FCC compliance+Mikrotik Features; to link bridged Ubiquiti routerboards with XR5(s) into Mikrotik boards.

[QpoX]

XR7:

Channel 4 - 763Mhz - 5Mhz
Channel 5 - 768 Mhz - 5/10/20Mhz
Channel 6 - 773 Mhz - 5/10/20Mhz
Channel 7 -778Mhz - 5Mhz

For XR1 I will have to get back to you.

Thanks,

Mike

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[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Hello,

Please email support@ubnt.com

Thanks,

Mike

[QpoX]

Hello,

Please email support@ubnt.com

Thanks,

Mike

i send them a mail the 20 of april and no respons.
And i did also send them a mail some while ago and no respons on that too...

lazy support? :)

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Hello,

I do not see the emails in the support system. I will have to check the spam filter.

Thanks,

Mike

[QpoX]

Hello,

I do not see the emails in the support system. I will have to check the spam filter.

Thanks,

Mike

Found it yet? :)

[QpoX]

i guess not then...
like i said, lazy support :)

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Hello,

I still have not seen this mail in my spam box or my inbox. Is it possible your provider is on our providers banned list?

Thanks,

Mike

[QpoX]

Hello,

I still have not seen this mail in my spam box or my inbox. Is it possible your provider is on our providers banned list?

Thanks,

Mike

I'm the provider, and if it was banned i would get a mail about it...
And i do get a mail back "We have recieved your support request".
Ticket info: VHQM-79069
Maybe i should have postet this a bit earlier :)

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Ah got it. Forwarded it to the hardware guys to get me this info.

Thanks,

Mike

[QpoX]

Any news?

[QpoX]

Can you try to get in hold of the hardware guys?
Rumors say that it is all the 802.11b/g spectra -2200Mhz, can anyone confirm this?

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Hello,

Asking them to respond again. I do apologize for the delay.

Thanks,

Mike

[QpoX]

Hello,

Asking them to respond again. I do apologize for the delay.

Thanks,

Mike

Is it still nap time at Ubiquiti? :)
a 3 month nap is a loooong time...

[QpoX]

Hello,

Asking them to respond again. I do apologize for the delay.

Thanks,

Mike

Is it still nap time at Ubiquiti? :)
a 3 month nap is a loooong time...


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[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Hey Guys,


The conversion is -2200Mhz from 2.4Ghz.

Thanks,

[QpoX]

How about the channel width? and does it include all 13-14 channels from 2.4ghz?
The info paper that comes with the card, can't it be scanned and mailed?

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

How about the channel width? and does it include all 13-14 channels from 2.4ghz?
The info paper that comes with the card, can't it be scanned and mailed?

Hello,

It operates from 185Mhz to 225Mhz.

Thanks,

[wispwest]

Mike, is this card considered to be in the new "white space" frequencies that are being released as unlicensed for broadband? I talked with our Motorola Rep for Canopy and he said Motorola is already testing OFDM equipment on lower white space frequencies, perhaps below 300Mhz.

[UBNT-Mike.Ford]

Mike, is this card considered to be in the new "white space" frequencies that are being released as unlicensed for broadband? I talked with our Motorola Rep for Canopy and he said Motorola is already testing OFDM equipment on lower white space frequencies, perhaps below 300Mhz.


Hello,

No this card is not for the whitespaces. The FCC still has not finalized the whitespaces (rules/limits/uses) enough to even considering making cards like this for the US. As far as I am aware there are a lot of big companies buying this spectrum up.

Thanks,

Mike

[QpoX]

How about the channel width? and does it include all 13-14 channels from 2.4ghz?
The info paper that comes with the card, can't it be scanned and mailed?

Hello,

It operates from 185Mhz to 225Mhz.

Thanks,

And what is the width, on does channels?
I need the information to apply for a license to use the area...
I don't want to buy a 117 cards just to find out, that i can't use the area!

[onetechct]

Are there compatible board for XR1 radio ?

[necoo]

Correction, RouterOS does support TPC (Transmit Power Control) but not ATPC (Auto Transmit Power Control) you must set the "Antenna Gain" and switch your "Frequency Mode" to "regulatory domain" to enable TPC. However, to my understanding, using it with 5.4-5.8ghz it is still not FCC compliant because they have not certified their DFS2 feature yet.