Enable "Enable TX Bursting" in 2.4GHz causes 2.4GHz clients to drop connection

[Nick_J]

-RT-AC86U
-Merlin 386.2_4

Has anyone had this problem?

Thank you.

 

[New2This]

I have noticed after 31 hours for clients on 2.4ghz set for channel 11 have reset, just now and the router have been up for 4 days now. I have changed my setting also in the professional tab to see if this helps.

 

[Pergola Fabio]

what do you mean by "drop connection"? do they just drop off wifi, and never connect again?

 

[New2This]

For me. They drop the connection, but reconnect right away.

 

[Pergola Fabio]

Ah ok, i don't have that issue

 

[Nick_J]

what do you mean by "drop connection"? do they just drop off wifi, and never connect again?

I updated firmware to 386.2_4 and left my phone (2.4GHz) overnight. In the morning the phone got disconnected.

I tapped "WiFi" button on the phone it would try to connect but somehow the router kept rejecting it.

 

[saleanddeki]

Some information.

Tx Burst On or Off (Frame Burst, Packet Burst ) - Router Guide

routerguide.net

 

[joegreat]

I tapped "WiFi" button on the phone it would try to connect but somehow the router kept rejecting it.

Let me guess: your Phone is an iPhone!

So you better DISABLE the "TX Bursting" feature the feature and be happy - solution also true for non-Apple devices...

 

[Nick_J]

Let me guess: your Phone is an iPhone!

So you better DISABLE the "TX Bursting" feature the feature and be happy - solution also true for non-Apple devices...

It's Xiaomi. I've disabled the TX Bursting now the phone has been staying connected.

Thanks.

 

[Nick_J]

Some information.

Tx Burst On or Off (Frame Burst, Packet Burst ) - Router Guide

routerguide.net

I've disabled the TX Bursting now the phone has been staying connected.

Thanks