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Ath11k Linux and OpenWRT driver for WiFi 6 QCN 9074 COMPEX WLE3002HX card

Hello Linux and OpenWRT users,

Last time we described  the reference guide how to run QCN 9024 / 9074 DR9074-Triband module with our ath11k driver on Rockship board with Ubuntu.

Today we share a guide how to make COMPEX WLE3002HX module work well under Linux 6.1.99 and OpenWRT

LINUX:

1 – Use Linux 6.1.99 kernel version and add ath11k related drivers

2 – Use QCN9074/hw1.0/2.7.0.1/WLAN.HK.2.7.0.1-01744-QCAHKSWPL_SILICONZ-1 firmware version

3 – Copy the firmware to the directory/lib/firmware/ath11k/QCN9074/hw1.0/directory, as shown in the following figure

4. Load the ath11k driver successfully, and the kernel prints as follows.

5. Use ifconfig to check that wlan0 has been recognized.

6.Scan external WiFi using the WPA_CLI scan and WPA_CLI scan_desult commands, only 5G band WiFi can be scanned

7.Connect to the scanned 5G frequency band WIFI for normal communication.

8. According to the previously provided document, replace the relevant firmware. The document content is as follows, please use serial console:

1.cd /lib/firmware
2.mkdir ath11k && cd ath11k
3.mkdir QCN9074 && cd QCN9074
4.mkdir hw1.0 && cd hw1.0
5.cp /directory/of/bdf.bin ./ (repeat this step for all above files)
6.ln -s WLE3002HX_SPF11_4_2G.bin board.bin (for first attempt on symbolic link)

To change board data files after first attempt:
Change to 2G: ln -s -f WLE3002HX_SPF11_4_2G.bin board.bin
Change to 5G: ln -s -f WLE3002HX_SPF11_4_5G.bin board.bin

Please replace DBF completely, the file name needs to be changed to the name in your system as described in this file.

Please contact us and we will sned these files to our customers by email.

9. According to the understanding, WLE3002HX_SFP11_4_2G.bin needs to be soft connected to

/lib/firmware/ath11k/QCN9074/hw1.0/board.bin

OpenWRT:

Ultimately what we did was:

1. Deactivate ath11k-firmware from my openwrt custom builds

2. Get the verified firmware version from git – WLAN.HK.2.7.0.1-01744-QCAHKSWPL_SILICONZ-1 e.g. 2 files amss.bin and m3.bin

3. Never download/use board-2.bin from qualcomm firmware

4. cp WLE3002HX5G.bin /lib/firmware/ath11k/QCN9074/hw1.0/board.bin (instead of symlinking)

bonus – cron to recreate the fw folder with files from backup location if missin

so the /lib/firmware/ath11k/QCN9074/hw1.0 folder contains only 3 files: amss.bin   board.bin  m3.bin

bonus – startup cron to recreate the fw folder with files from backup location if missing

This way the adapter works fine.

Thank you for reading. Hope that this can help you too.

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Support 524 wifi 6 DR9074 Tri-band card on rockchip-5b

Dear Linux users,

Please see our reference guide how to run QCN 9024 / 9074 DR9074-Triband module with our ath11k driver on Rockship board .

The driver is sensitive to the hardware, so we refer you to use the Rockchip board to try these driver. If you have a bigger project, then lets discuss on the driver issues or send us the hardware description and we would help you to develope the ath11k driver for your application.

First step, download development for rockchip-5b:

you can get source code by

git clone https://github.com/Joshua-Riek/ubuntu-rockchip

Use -ko compilation option can only build the kernel to deb, -uo can only build uboot and -ro can only build rootfs.

Then, you can move to development create you img by

./build.sh –board=rock-5b –suite=oracular –flavor=desktop

Then download our ath11k driver from our ftp, dowload teh DR9074 rockchip.rar file :

https://wifi5.eu/dls/Wallys/DR9074

In order to support tri band cards, modifications need to be made to the kernel module.

Firstly, the ath11k_pci module needs to be added to support QCOM PCI cards. Move config.common.ubuntu to

build/linux-rockchip/debian.rockchip/config/config.common.ubuntu

in the compiled environment. This directory may not be available in the newly downloaded environment. You can compile the kernel to obtain this directory.

Move mac.c to

build/linux-rockchip/drivers/net/wireless/ath/ath11k/mac.c

Move reg.c to

build/linux-rockchip/drivers/net/wireless/ath/ath11k/reg.c

Compile the kernel so you can get a new kernel deb with ath11k_pci.

Secondly, the correct firmware of the WiFi card is also required to activate it, you can move our firmware (amss.bin, board-2.bin) to:

/lib/firmware/ath11k/QCN9074/hw1.0

and delete the amss.bin.zst and board-2.bin.zst from the directory.

Setup wireless on ubuntu

Download hostapd

 you can download hostapd by use command:

sudo apt-get install hostapd

Use hostapd to create a wireless access point

First, you should turn off ubuntu’s wifi tool by this command:

sudo nmcli radio wifi off

it will block you wifi function unblock wifi by use this command:

sudo rfkill unblock wifi

You can setup an access point by using command:

sudo hostapd hostapd.conf

hostapd.config is a configuration which has set the type of wi-fi you want to enable and the following figure shows its typical structure:

I have marked the most important part with a red box, where ssid represents the name of the wifi and interface represents the device selected to enable wifi. By the way if you don’t know your interface name, you can use command: ip addr    which can show you the information about the interface, the wireless interface always seem like wlan* or wlp*.

If you see following output after you use hostapd command:

this means you have successfully started the AP.

And when you see this:

it means a device connected to you access point.

This also means connect if you not set password:

Use wpa_supplicant to connect a access point

First, you should turn off ubuntu’s wifi tool by this command:

sudo nmcli radio wifi off

it will block you wifi function unblock wifi by use this command:

sudo rfkill unblock wifi

You can connect an access point by using command:

sudo wpa_supplicant  -Dnl80211 -iwlp1s0 -c wpa.conf

-i can set the interface you want to use to connect. wpa.config is a configuration which has set the type of wi-fi you want to connect and the following figure shows its typical structure:

you can change the ssid to which access point you want.

If you see following output after you use hostapd command:

this means connect successful.

If you want to connect a access point which has a password you should change the wpa_supplicant configuration like this:

the psk is the password proto and key_mgmt is the encryption options.

FAQ

when you see this output you can use: sudo rfkill unblock wifi

when you see this output that means you may run another wpa_supplicant, you should close it then you can run another wpa_supplicant if you don’t know where is it, you can use command: sudo killall wpa_supplicant to kill all wpa_supplicant.

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Mediatek MT7915 : A Comprehensive Review of Its Features and Benefits

In the rapidly evolving world of wireless networking, the MT7915 stands out as a powerful and versatile solution for modern connectivity needs. Designed to deliver high performance, reliability, and flexibility, this WiFi 6 chip is ideal for a wide range of applications, from industrial IoT to enterprise networking. In this article, we’ll take a deep dive into the features and benefits of the MT7915, and explore why it’s a top choice for next-gen wireless solutions.

Key Features of the MT7915

1. WiFi 6 Technology

The MT7915 supports 802.11ax (WiFi 6), the latest wireless standard that offers significant improvements over previous generations. With features like OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) and MU-MIMO (Multi-User Multiple Input Multiple Output), it enables faster speeds, lower latency, and better performance in high-density environments.

2. Dual-Band Support

The MT7915 operates on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, providing flexibility for various networking scenarios. Whether you need broader coverage or higher throughput, this chip delivers optimal performance.

3. High Throughput

With support for 2T2R (2 Transmit, 2 Receive) streams, the MT7915 offers impressive data rates, making it suitable for bandwidth-intensive applications like video streaming, online gaming, and industrial automation.

4. OpenWRT Compatibility

The MT7915 is compatible with OpenWRT, a popular open-source operating system for routers and networking devices. This allows for greater customization and flexibility, enabling developers to tailor the solution to their specific needs.

5. Mini PCIe and M.2 keay A+E or B+M Form Factor

The MT7915 comes in a Mini PCIe or m.2 module, making it easy to integrate into a wide range of devices, from routers and access points to industrial equipment and IoT devices.

6. Industrial-Grade Reliability

Designed for harsh environments, the MT7915 operates reliably in extreme temperatures and conditions, making it ideal for industrial applications.

Benefits of the MT7915

1. Enhanced Performance

The MT7915 delivers faster speeds and lower latency compared to previous-generation WiFi chips, ensuring a seamless user experience even in high-density environments.

2. Cost-Effective Solution

With its high performance and flexibility, the MT7915 offers excellent value for money, making it a cost-effective choice for businesses and developers.

3. Future-Proof Technology

By supporting WiFi 6, the MT7915 ensures that your network is ready for the future, with the ability to handle increasing data demands and new applications.

4. Easy Integration

The Mini PCIe form factor and OpenWRT compatibility make the MT7915 easy to integrate into existing systems, reducing development time and costs.

5. Versatility

From smart homes and offices to industrial IoT and smart cities, the MT7915 is suitable for a wide range of applications, providing reliable connectivity wherever it’s needed.

Applications of the MT7915

1. Industrial IoT

The MT7915’s industrial-grade reliability and high throughput make it ideal for industrial IoT applications, such as factory automation, remote monitoring, and smart logistics.

2. Enterprise Networking

With its support for WiFi 6 and high-density environments, the MT7915 is perfect for enterprise networks, providing fast and reliable connectivity for offices, campuses, and data centers.

3. Smart Homes

The MT7915’s dual-band support and high performance make it a great choice for smart home devices, ensuring seamless connectivity for streaming, gaming, and smart appliances.

4. Public WiFi

The MT7915’s ability to handle high-density environments makes it suitable for public WiFi hotspots, such as airports, malls, and stadiums.

Why Choose Mediatek MT7915 Solution?

At 524WiFi, we offer various MT7915 and MT7916 WiFi 6 / 6E module based on the Mediatek chip, designed to meet the needs of modern wireless networks. Our solution includes:

  • High-quality hardware: Built for durability and performance.
  • OpenWRT support: Enabling customization and flexibility.
  • Expert support: Our team is available to assist with integration and optimization.

To learn more about our MT7915-based solution, please read more : https://524wifi.net/?s=7915

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Conclusion

The MT7915 is a powerful and versatile WiFi 6 chip that offers high performance, reliability, and flexibility for a wide range of applications. Whether you’re building an industrial IoT system, an enterprise network, or a smart home solution, the MT7915 is a future-proof choice that delivers exceptional value.

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524WiFi 6 QCA 9024 / 6024 modules adapted to UBuntu22.04.01, 20.04.6, 20.04.1, 18.04.6 operating system versions under X86 architecture – test reports.

X86 Industrial Computer + QCN9024 DR9024 MINI PCIE Interface 1v1 and 1v100 Performance Test Report:

Test purpose: Test the performance of QCN9024 network card with industrial computer 1v1 and 1v10
Test tool: Ixchariot 6.7
Test equipment: X86 industrial computer + MINI PCIE QCN9024 DR9024 module

X86 as STA test environment:

  1. Self-developed equipment as AP, X86 industrial computer as STA
  2. Chariot traffic test
    Test 1: STA to AP traffic, throughput 2145Mbps

Test 2: AP sends traffic to STA, throughput 2318Mbps

Test 3: AP and STA bidirectional traffic, throughput 2660Mbps

X86 as AP test environment:

  1. Self-developed equipment as STA, X86 industrial computer as AP
  2. Chariot traffic test
    Test 1: AP to STA traffic, throughput 2215Mbps

Test 2: STA sends data to AP, throughput 2271Mbps

Test 3: AP and STA bidirectional traffic, throughput 2603Mbps

X86 Industrial Computer + QCN9024 DR9024 MINI PCIE Interface 1v1 and 1v100 Performance Test Report:

Test purpose: Test the performance of QCN9024 network card with industrial computer 1v1 and 1v10
Test tool: Ixchariot 6.7
Test equipment: X86 industrial computer + MINI PCIE QCN9024 DR9024 module

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Unlocking the Future of Connectivity with Mediatek Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and 7 Modules

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, the demand for robust and efficient wireless connectivity has never been greater. Mediatek’s cutting-edge Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E, and Wi-Fi 7 modules are designed to meet these demands, providing seamless integration with various AI Linux PCs, including popular distributions like Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and more. These modules are set to revolutionize how users experience connectivity across multiple platforms.

Key Features of 524WiFi MIDIATEK’s Wi-Fi Modules

Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax): This standard introduces significant improvements in speed, capacity, and efficiency. With features like Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) and Multi-User Multiple Input Multiple Output (MU-MIMO), Wi-Fi 6 can handle multiple devices simultaneously without compromising performance. This is particularly beneficial in environments with high device density, such as offices or public spaces.

Wi-Fi 6E: Expanding on the capabilities of Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E operates in the newly available 6 GHz band. This additional spectrum allows for more channels, reducing congestion and enabling higher data rates for bandwidth-intensive applications like streaming and gaming. The increased capacity ensures that users can enjoy uninterrupted connectivity even in crowded environments.

Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be): As the latest advancement in wireless technology, Wi-Fi 7 promises even faster speeds and lower latency through features like 320 MHz channels and enhanced MU-MIMO capabilities. This will be a game-changer for applications requiring real-time data transmission, such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR).

Compliance and Certifications

524WiFi’s commitment to quality and safety is underscored by its extensive certifications. Most of their modules have passed rigorous testing and obtained certifications from recognized international bodies, including:

  • FCC (Federal Communications Commission): Ensuring compliance with U.S. regulations for electronic devices.
  • CE (Conformité Européenne): Certifying that products meet European health, safety, and environmental protection standards.
  • IC (Industry Canada): Meeting Canadian regulatory requirements for communication devices.
  • RCM (Regulatory Compliance Mark): Compliance with Australian electrical safety standards.
  • NCC (National Communications Commission): Adhering to Taiwanese communication regulations.

These certifications emphasize the performance and reliability of 524WiFi’s products while demonstrating their dedication to creating a seamlessly connected IoT landscape.

Compatibility with Linux Distributions

Mediatek’s Wi-Fi modules are designed with compatibility in mind, ensuring that they work seamlessly across various Linux distributions:

  • Debian/Ubuntu: Users can easily install drivers through package managers or compile from source if necessary.
  • Fedora/CentOS: The modules support the latest kernels available in these distributions, providing out-of-the-box functionality for most users.
  • Arch Linux/OpenSUSE/Manjaro: These distributions often have up-to-date kernel support, allowing users to take advantage of the latest features offered by Mediatek’s modules.
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux/Oracle/Linux Mint/Gentoo/Slackware: These distributions may require additional configuration but are fully capable of supporting Mediatek’s Wi-Fi technology with the right drivers.

Enhanced Performance for AI Applications

The integration of Mediatek’s Wi-Fi modules into AI-driven Linux PCs enhances performance significantly. The high throughput and low latency provided by these technologies enable faster data processing and improved communication between devices. This is crucial for applications such as machine learning models that require large datasets to be transmitted quickly and efficiently.Moreover, the power efficiency of Wi-Fi 6 and beyond means that devices can maintain longer operational times without frequent recharging or energy consumption concerns. This is particularly important for IoT devices that rely on continuous connectivity.

Conclusion

Mediatek’s Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and 7 modules represent a significant leap forward in wireless technology. Their compatibility with a wide range of Linux distributions makes them an ideal choice for users looking to enhance their AI Linux PC experience. With faster speeds, increased capacity, improved efficiency, and compliance with international standards, these modules are poised to transform how we connect in an increasingly digital world. Embrace the future of connectivity with 524WiFi’s innovative solutions today!

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Struggling with High-Density Networks? WiFi 7 on Ubuntu Has the Answer

How WiFi 7 Network Cards on Ubuntu Can Future-Proof Your Networking Needs

In the fast-evolving world of wireless technology, staying ahead means embracing innovation. WiFi 7, the latest generation of wireless networking, is not just an incremental upgrade—it’s a game changer. Combined with the flexibility and reliability of Ubuntu, deploying WiFi 7 network cards can open doors to unparalleled performance, adaptability, and security. Let’s explore how this powerful duo can address the growing demands of modern networks.

Meeting High-Performance Networking Demands

  1. High-Speed Local Area Networks (LANs) Enterprises require robust and ultra-fast LANs to handle data-intensive operations. WiFi 7’s Multi-Link Operation (MLO) and wider channel bandwidths deliver a seamless, high-speed experience for local connections.
  2. High-Speed Wireless Bridging Connecting remote sites without sacrificing performance is a critical challenge. WiFi 7 enables stable, high-speed wireless bridges, making it ideal for industries like smart cities, ports, and remote offices.
  3. Optimizing Networks in High-Density Scenarios Managing heavy traffic in environments like stadiums, campuses, and smart factories demands superior technology. WiFi 7’s advanced features, such as improved spectral efficiency and enhanced MU-MIMO capabilities, ensure optimal performance even under peak loads.

Why Ubuntu?

Ubuntu, as an open-source operating system, offers unparalleled flexibility for developers and enterprises. Its active community support, security features, and adaptability make it the ideal platform for integrating WiFi 7 network cards. Together, they create an ecosystem where innovation thrives and networks operate at their full potential.

Advantages of WiFi 7 Network Cards on Ubuntu

  • Performance: Exceptional speeds and reduced latency redefine network efficiency.
  • Flexibility: Open-source compatibility allows tailored solutions for unique use cases.
  • Security: Enhanced encryption and network integrity to protect sensitive data.

Why 524WiFi?

For 23 years, 524WiFi and Wallys R&D teams have specialized in WiFi protocols, continuously innovating to meet the needs of industrial and enterprise clients. Whether you’re building cutting-edge WiFi 7 solutions or optimizing existing networks, our team is here to support your goals.

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QCN 9074 QCN 9024 Tri-Band Capability Meets Versatile Development: ROCK 5B + 524 WiFi 6 DR9074-Triband !

Harnessing the Power of 524WiFi 6 DR9074-TRIBAND with x86 Platforms: Practical Case Studies

In the fast-evolving world of wireless networking, Wi-Fi 6E is transforming connectivity with its higher speeds, lower latency, and increased device capacity. At 524WiFi and Wallys, we are dedicated to providing high-performance, easily integrable industrial wireless hardware to empower developers, businesses, and innovators. This article explores how the 524WiFi 6 DR9074-TRIBAND Wi-Fi card paired with x86 platforms can deliver exceptional value and elevate your project outcomes.

Why Choose DR9074-TRIBAND with x86 Platforms?

Selecting the right hardware often involves addressing key challenges:

  1. Does it meet current and future performance needs?
  2. Is it compatible with existing systems?
  3. Can it provide long-term reliability?

The 524WiFi 6 DR9074-TRIBAND card, powered by the Qualcomm QCN9074 chipset, supports Wi-Fi 6E across three frequency bands (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz). Combined with the computational power of x86 platforms, this pairing offers robust solutions for:

  • High-performance wireless access points (APs)
  • Extensive wireless mesh networks
  • Wireless protocol development and testing platforms
  • IoT gateways and data center connectivity

By integrating DR9074 and x86 platforms, we aim to help you build reliable, flexible, and scalable wireless networks for a wide range of applications.

Case Studies: How We Enable Success

Case 1: Deploying High-Performance Wireless Networks for SMEs

Challenge A small to medium-sized enterprise (SME) sought to enhance its internal network with low latency, high stability, and support for multiple concurrent connections.

524WiFi Solution

  • Provided the DR9074-TRIBAND card, seamlessly integrated with the client’s x86 motherboard via PCIe.
  • Enabled tri-band Wi-Fi using Ubuntu and the Ath11k driver.
  • Configured Hostapd to deploy an efficient wireless access point.

Results

  • Expanded Wi-Fi coverage to 150 meters and improved throughput by over 50%.
  • Maintained stable performance even under high concurrency, ensuring uninterrupted business operations.

“524WiFi hardware’s performance and ease of use allowed us to upgrade our network effortlessly, saving both time and budget.” — Client Feedback

Case 2: Building a Wireless Mesh Network for a Smart Campus

Challenge A smart campus required seamless wireless coverage across multiple buildings and open spaces with excellent roaming performance.

Wallys Solution

  • Configured multiple x86 devices, each equipped with a DR9074-TRIBAND card, to create mesh network nodes.
  • Utilized OpenWrt to establish the 6 GHz band as the backhaul, reducing interference.
  • Leveraged MU-MIMO and OFDMA to enhance connection density.

Results

  • Achieved full campus coverage with reduced latency using 6 GHz backhaul links.
  • Enabled seamless roaming for users, improving the overall smart campus experience.
For support drivers, please contact: 524wifi team

Case 3: Providing a Cost-Effective Wireless Testing Platform

Challenge A wireless technology research company needed a platform to test Wi-Fi 6E performance and optimize its products.

Wallys Solution

  • Paired x86 servers with DR9074-TRIBAND cards for a versatile testing framework.
  • Integrated tools like iperf3 and Wireshark to analyze bandwidth, latency, and protocols.
  • Simulated complex network environments under high load across multiple bands.

Results

  • Improved testing efficiency by 40% and reduced overall costs.
  • Enabled faster product launches with enhanced market readiness.

Our Commitment: Empowering Your Vision

At 524WiFi, we believe that the true value of technology lies in enabling others. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, developer, or researcher, our products and services are designed to help you:

  • Reduce Deployment Costs: Flexible hardware and software integration for faster implementation.
  • Accelerate Project Timelines: Comprehensive technical documentation and support to minimize trial and error.
  • Achieve Long-Term Goals: Hardware solutions that not only meet today’s needs but also prepare you for tomorrow’s challenges.

📩 For inquiries or hardware procurement, please contact us at [email protected] Let’s build the future of wireless networking together!

How to load driver for DR9074-Triband Tutorial:

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Compex Systems Expands Dual-Band Wi-Fi 7 Family – Now with M.2 Variants!

Wi-Fi 7 is here, ushering in a new era of wireless connectivity that promises to transform the way we experience the internet. At Compex, we are excited to introduce the new M.2 variants to our popular dual-band Wi-Fi 7 module lineup. Meet the new WLTB7002E25 with a M.2 B+M Key and the WLTE7002E25 with a M.2 E Key — both designed to complement our existing WLE7002E25, which features the popular standard miniPCIe form factor. Together, these Wi-Fi 7 modules offer a comprehensive solutions with enhanced performance, flexibility and compatibility — all at competitive Wi-Fi 6 prices!

Powered by Qualcomm’s QCN6224, QCN6274 and QCN9274 Waikiki series radio chipsets, the WLE/WLTE/WLTB7002E25 are dual-band concurrent 2.4+5GHz Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) modules, offering wider signal coverage by transmitting both bands concurrently, reducing latency with Multi-Link Operation (MLO) support, featuring OFDMA and 4096 QAMs. Delivering up to 20dBm per chain, these 2×2 MU-MIMO models are ideal for enterprise, industrial, cybersecurity, transportation and SMB applications.

What are the features of the Compex Wi-Fi 7 Modules WLE/WLTE/WLTB7002E25?

  • Dual-Band Dual-Concurrent Operation: Support both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands simultaneously.
  • Variants for Easy Adoption: WLE7002E25 features a MiniPCIe interface with PCIe 3.0, while the WLTE7002E25 and WLTB7002E25 both have M.2 connectors, supporting E Key and B+M Key respectively.
  • MLO: All Compex Wi-Fi 7 modules support Multi-Link Operation, a key performance advantage of Wi-Fi 7, which increases throughput, lowers latency and enhances reliability.
  • Open Source Ath12k Support: Compatible with Qualcomm and third-party platforms such as Marvell, NXP and x86 platform.
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Stable Wireless PTP Long Range Transmission Hardware: 524 WiFi Industrial Wireless Routerboards

IPQ5018, IPQ6018, IPQ8072, IPQ9574, IPQ5332 Routerboards

Choosing Stable Wireless Transmission Hardware: Recommended 524 WiFi Industrial Wireless Routers

In point-to-point WiFi long-distance transmission, selecting the right hardware platform is crucial. To achieve stable signal transmission, it’s important to focus on key factors such as processor performance, transmission standards, RF (radio frequency) performance, and heat dissipation design. Wallys offers a range of industrial wireless routers that meet these needs, particularly excelling in scenarios requiring stable transmission over distances of up to 23 kilometers.

1. Processor Performance

Choosing routers with high-performance CPUs is essential. 524WiFi’ industrial routers are equipped with powerful multi-core processors capable of handling high data traffic, ensuring a smooth network experience even with multiple device connections. This level of performance guarantees reliability in data-intensive applications, such as video monitoring and real-time data transmission.

WIFI6 VS WIFI7
WIFI6 VS WIFI7

2. Transmission Standards

To achieve higher efficiency and lower latency, it’s vital to select devices that support the latest WiFi standards. Wallys 524WiFi routers support WiFi 6 and WiFi 6E, with preparations for WiFi 7. This means users can enjoy faster connection speeds and greater network capacity, making them suitable for high-density user environments.

3. RF (Radio Frequency) Performance

Good RF performance is another key factor for stable transmission. 524WiFi’ industrial wireless routers employ advanced RF designs that optimize signal transmission and reception, significantly enhancing signal stability and interference resistance. This is especially important in complex environments such as factories or warehouses, ensuring stable signal transmission even over distances of up to 23 kilometers.

4. Heat Dissipation Design

Overheating can severely impact device performance, so a good heat dissipation design is crucial. Wallys 524WiFi routers utilize efficient heat management solutions to maintain stable performance during long-term operation. This design allows devices to operate efficiently under high load conditions, ensuring continuous network connectivity.

Wallys WIFI7 Heat Dissipation Design
524WIFI 7 Heat Dissipation Design

5. Quality Control

524WiFi’ commitment to quality is reflected in its manufacturing process. All devices undergo 100% calibration before shipment, ensuring that signal quality and performance meet high standards. This rigorous quality control measure gives users peace of mind, ensuring that devices can operate reliably in various environments.

Recommended Models

  • DR5018S: Based on the Qualcomm IPQ5018 CPU, supports WiFi 6, suitable for high-density connection environments, offering robust data processing capabilities.
DR5018S router board
  • DR8072: Features the Qualcomm IPQ8072 CPU, supports WiFi 6E, with excellent RF performance and heat dissipation design, ideal for industrial applications.
DR8072
  • Wallys DR6018: Based on the Qualcomm IPQ6010 CPU, suitable for environments that require stable transmission and efficient processing.
Wallys DR6018
  • DR5332: A forward-looking design supporting WiFi 7, based on the Qualcomm IPQ5332 CPU, offering multiple connectivity options to meet future needs.
IPQ6010 VS IPQ5332
IPQ6010 VS IPQ5332
  • DR9574: Equipped with the Qualcomm IPQ9574 CPU, providing exceptional performance and efficient signal transmission, suitable for large-scale applications.
Wallys DR9574

Conclusion

Choosing the right industrial wireless router is essential for ensuring stable wireless transmission. 524WiFi’ products excel in processor performance, transmission standards, RF performance, and heat dissipation design, making them ideal for achieving efficient point-to-point WiFi connections while maintaining stability over distances of up to 23 kilometers. By selecting the appropriate model based on specific application scenarios and requirements, you can maximize network stability and efficiency, ensuring reliable wireless communication.

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Wi-Fi 7 The Next Generation of Connectivity from COMPEX wireless

Wi-Fi 7, also known as IEEE 802.11be, is the next-generation Wi-Fi standard that supports 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz all three frequency bands. This advanced technology introduces innovative features that provide wider signal coverage, reduced latency and seamless connectivity. Wi-Fi 7 is set to revolutionize the way we connect, redefining the standards of wireless communication and rewriting your connectivity experiences. For Linux users, recommended is Linux krenel 6.5 and in kernel ath12k driver.

Unlock the Full Possibilities of Wi-Fi 7

320-bandwidth

320MHz Bandwidths

Wi-Fi 7 introduces 320MHz channel bandwidths, significantly expanding data transmission capacity. This allows for higher data rates and improved performance, ideal for bandwidth-intensive applications like streaming, gaming, and large file transfers.

4k-qam-3

4096 QAM

WiFi 7 uses 4K QAM to enhance data capacity, enabling higher speeds and efficiency. This improves performance for 4K streaming, online gaming, and large file downloads, delivering superior connectivity for modern applications.

mlo

Multi-Link Operation

Wi-Fi 7 debuts Multi-Link Operation (MLO), enabling devices to connect to the same access point across multiple channels and frequency bands simultaneously. MLO increases throughput, reduces latency, and enhances reliability.

Compex Wi-Fi 7 Solutions

The new Compex’s Wi-Fi 7 Dual-Band Dual-Concurrent Modules are designed to take your connectivity to the next level with seamless adoption, power efficiency and enhanced wireless performance. Ideal for enterprise, industrial, cybersecurity, transportation, and SMB applications or appliances, our Wi-Fi 7 Dual-Band Dual-Concurrent Modules set a new standard in performance and reliability.

Compex Wi-Fi 7 Solutions Product Matrix

WLE7000 Standard MiniPCIe Series

wle7002e25d

WLE7002E25

2×2 2.4+5GHz DBDC WiFi 7
with 2.4/5GHz Diplexer
MiniPCIe Interface with PCIe 3.0
wle7002e56_wifi-7

WLE7002E56

2×2 5+6GHz DBDC WiFi 7
with 5/6GHz Diplexer
MiniPCIe Interface with PCIe 3.0

WLT7000 M.2 Series

wlt7002e25d-e

WLTE7002E25

2×2 2.4+5GHz DBDC WiFi 7
with 2.4/5GHz Diplexer
M.2 E Key Interface with PCIe 3.0
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WLTB7002E25

2×2 2.4+5GHz DBDC WiFi 7
with 2.4/5GHz Diplexer
M.2 B+M Key Interface with PCIe 3.0

WLW7000 High-Power M.2 Series

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WLW7002E25

2×2 2.4+5GHz DBDC WiFi 7
M.2 E Key Interface with PCIe 3.0
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WLW7002E56

2×2 5+6GHz DBDC WiFi 7
M.2 E Key Interface with PCIe 3.0
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WLW7000E2

4×4 2.4GHz WiFi 7
M.2 E Key Interface with PCIe 3.0
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WLW7000E5

4×4 5GHz WiFi 7
M.2 E Key Interface with PCIe 3.0
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WLW7000E6

4×4 5GHz WiFi 7
M.2 E Key Interface with PCIe 3.0