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How to reduce transmit power N66U- via SSH
For me, while logged into ssh, these commands work to reduce transmit power:
This command will change the 2.4 frequency-
wl -a eth1 txpwr 100
This command will change the 5.0 frequency-
wl -a eth2 txpwr 100
100 = 100 milliwatts. Going below 100 milliwatts will result in a change that is visible via inSSIDer, while going above 100 milliwatts does nothing, so this is not an effective way to increase your transmit power, only to decrease it. To make sure it was working, I lowered the power to 5 milliwatts, which gives an obvious decrease in power.
I do not believe these power changes are reflected in the GUI, and if they do not survive reboot they can be put in /jffs/scripts/services-start.
For me, while logged into ssh, these commands work to reduce transmit power:
This command will change the 2.4 frequency-
wl -a eth1 txpwr 100
This command will change the 5.0 frequency-
wl -a eth2 txpwr 100
100 = 100 milliwatts. Going below 100 milliwatts will result in a change that is visible via inSSIDer, while going above 100 milliwatts does nothing, so this is not an effective way to increase your transmit power, only to decrease it. To make sure it was working, I lowered the power to 5 milliwatts, which gives an obvious decrease in power.
I do not believe these power changes are reflected in the GUI, and if they do not survive reboot they can be put in /jffs/scripts/services-start.
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