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advanced-wireless [2023/06/23 15:45] – [Advanced Wireless] -update link to Network menu hogwildadvanced-wireless [2023/08/06 17:06] – [Interference Mitigation] -condense, formatting hogwild
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 ==== Interference Mitigation ==== ==== Interference Mitigation ====
  
-This sets the Wireless Interference Mitigation mode. This option is only available wireless chipsets/interfaces that do NOT support 802.11ac. For chipsets that support 802.11ac, please see the section titled "AC-PHY Interference Mitigation".+This sets the Wireless Interference Mitigation mode. This option is only available wireless chipsets/interfaces that do NOT support 802.11ac. For chipsets that support 802.11ac, please see the section titled "//AC-PHY Interference Mitigation//".
  
   * None * (default)   * None * (default)
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   * WLAN Auto   * WLAN Auto
   * WLAN Auto with Noise Reduction   * WLAN Auto with Noise Reduction
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 **None:** This setting is recommended if there are no other "nearby" electronic devices that may cause interference. **None:** This setting is recommended if there are no other "nearby" electronic devices that may cause interference.
  
-**Non-WLAN:** Use this setting if the primary source of interference in your area are non-Wireless LAN devices, such as cordless phones, microwaves and so on.+**Non-WLAN:** Use this if the primary source of interference in your area are non-Wireless LAN devices, such as cordless phones, microwaves and so on.
  
 **WLAN Manual:** This activates interference mitigation against other Wireless LAN Access Points. **WLAN Manual:** This activates interference mitigation against other Wireless LAN Access Points.
  
-**WLAN Auto:** This is similar to WLAN Manual, but activates mitigation only if FreshTomato detects other wireless APs transmitting at the time. The //WLAN Auto// selection seems to work better in most cases, but consider disabling the mitigation if you experience wireless stability issues. Caution is advised before using this feature. It has been responsible for instability and poor throughput.+**WLAN Auto:** This is similar to WLAN Manual, but activates mitigation only if FreshTomato detects other WiFi APs transmitting at the time. This seems to work better in most cases, but consider disabling mitigation if you experience WiFi stability issues. Use caution when consdering this feature. It has been known to cause instability and poor throughput.
  
 **WLAN Auto with Noise Reduction:** **WLAN Auto with Noise Reduction:**
advanced-wireless.txt · Last modified: 2024/03/02 18:01 by hogwild

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