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Mesh Location Optimisation & Signal Check (Aginet/TP-Link Router)

This will guide you in checking the node signal strength on Aginet app

What causes a poor signal, and how can I improve it?

  • Node Placement: Improperly placed nodes or nodes that are too far apart can result in weaker signals.

    • Ensure all nodes are positioned in open areas where signals can travel freely, rather than inside cabinets or behind furniture.

    • If a node is already in an open area but still has a weak signal, try moving it closer to another node

How is the node's signal strength measured?

The dBm is expressed in negative values. RSSI in dBm is the signal strength of your device. 

  • Ideally aim for -65dBm with the connection to your Mesh node (especially if you're experiencing issues with Wi-Fi devices).
  • If -70db and lower you're more likely to have issues with the Mesh node connection and any devices connected to it.

Connect Mesh TP-Link Aginet

  • Click on the area that we've highlighted in yellow to see further information about your Connect Mesh. 

  • Click on the Node you want to check.

  • Now you will see a list of RSSI signal strength for each band.

  • If you are seeing your Mesh Node is higher than -65dBm (e.g. -30) you should move it further away from the router or nearest Mesh Node. This will increase the coverage across your property!