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Region change from North America to Europe
I bought a tri-Kit from Costco in the USA back in May. I now live in Europe. I tried changing the wifi region on the router but it is stuck on North America. I telneted into the router but it would n...
ShadowHead wrote:So I got 3 paperweights for $600 ? I would imagine in this day and age people move. Really this is not software configurable at this price point ?
I'd imagine they run fine in Europe even with North America set as region? If not I'll be in the same boat as you in due time.
They seem to run fine the first few months. Dont know if since the update to 2.0.0.74 but now extremely unstable and poor range. Factory reset, stepped back to V1.12.0.18 and more but nothing seems to work. Also interesting, adding satellites does not help instea dmakes it worse. So, not saying the AN vs EU setting is key to the whole thing, not at all. I was just hoping to start with a "Quick Win" by changing that setting and ensuring I am in the right frequencies. I figured since the Orbi UI developers placed the setting in a "pull down" box, it would be a selectable feature, otherwise why a pull down box, just make it a text banner in the UI and be done.
Sorry to hear about your woes. That region selection doesn't do a thing on my end either. I guess it is mostly used on European versions and you get to choose the correct country. When I moved from Europe to the US I remember my Apple airport router wouldn't let me pick anything outside of Europe either so it looks like common practice to have the router stick to one continent, settings wise. One reason to pick the Orbi was that it has 100-240V so you can use it worldwide; I never figured they'd restrict the settings too. Still I can hardly imagine the region setting to affect performance in the way it does for you. My Apple airport worked as well in NYC as it did in Europe - well enough to get an Orbi set instead ;)