WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
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Re: WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
The router is already on channel 11. I used the M2 since it is all I have at the moment, but I plan on getting an actual access point if I can't get this figured out.
Also it is not always Verizon band 4, currently connected to band 13 and it is the same when I attach the antennas.
Also it is not always Verizon band 4, currently connected to band 13 and it is the same when I attach the antennas.
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Re: WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
Just for current information:
Current signal info as it sits on my desk.
Connection Monitoring Status : Disabled
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Google Speed test connected to LAN port: 15.9 DL, 1.15 Up
Speed test without both antennas (2 feet away, has very little range without antenna): 16.2 Down, 0.66 up
One antenna attached: 0.81 DL, 0.2 up
Both antenna attached: 0.38 down, 0.07 up
Current signal info as it sits on my desk.
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Network : LTE
CSQ : 20
Signal Strength : 64%
RSSI : -73 dBm
ECIO : -15.9 (RSRQ) dB
RSCP : -107 (RSRP) dBm
Connection Monitoring Status : Disabled
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Cell Information
MCC MNC : 311 480
RNC/eNB ID : 300E8 (196840)
LAC/TAC : C416 (50198)
Cell ID : 01 (1)
Channel : 5230
LTE Band : B13 (Bandwidth 10 MHz)
Google Speed test connected to LAN port: 15.9 DL, 1.15 Up
Speed test without both antennas (2 feet away, has very little range without antenna): 16.2 Down, 0.66 up
One antenna attached: 0.81 DL, 0.2 up
Both antenna attached: 0.38 down, 0.07 up
Re: WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
that is really bizarre. I wonder if that wifi chipset is just faulty or something.
Re: WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
This is strange behavior. Just to think out loud:
One, your antenna stats, while usable, are far from optimal. This requires the modem to work harder by increasing its power to compensate--which requires additional power from the router and on down to the power adapter. The MC7455 by itself can require up to one amp of power when under load.
When the WiFi is connected (which ultimately requires more power), it kills the throughput to the LAN.
I wonder if the power adapter is not providing enough juice to the router and modem? The power adapters that the factory provides with these units are far from being quality adapters.
Do you have a 12V 2 (to 3) AMP power adapter you can try on the unit. Most routers and similar devices use the same 2.1 mm tip barrel connectors.
This would be something simple to test. The lack of sufficient power can and does cause strange issues.
One, your antenna stats, while usable, are far from optimal. This requires the modem to work harder by increasing its power to compensate--which requires additional power from the router and on down to the power adapter. The MC7455 by itself can require up to one amp of power when under load.
When the WiFi is connected (which ultimately requires more power), it kills the throughput to the LAN.
I wonder if the power adapter is not providing enough juice to the router and modem? The power adapters that the factory provides with these units are far from being quality adapters.
Do you have a 12V 2 (to 3) AMP power adapter you can try on the unit. Most routers and similar devices use the same 2.1 mm tip barrel connectors.
This would be something simple to test. The lack of sufficient power can and does cause strange issues.
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Re: WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
It comes with a supposedly upgraded 2000mA ac/dc adapter from when I bought it from ltefix.com. I don't know that I have one that is any more powerful.
Re: WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
The WE826-T2 routers are ordered from the factory with 12V/2 Amp power adapters as opposed to the 12V/1 Amp they normally ship with. That should not be confused with an upgraded adapter, or an adapter of higher quality. Most of the higher quality adapters are priced in the $10 to $20 range.smallmunster wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2019 3:36 pmIt comes with a supposedly upgraded 2000mA ac/dc adapter from when I bought it from ltefix.com. I don't know that I have one that is any more powerful.
Also, I am not saying the power adapter is necessarily your problem although I have seen my share of cheap power adapters go bad. Only that it would be an easy fix to try.
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Re: WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
I tried a ktec 2.5 amp adapter from my office business class frontier modem with the same results.
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Re: WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
I would like to resurrect this thread.
I have basically the same issue with the same setup.
Speeds are slower over wifi than over Ethernet and I can increase the speeds by moving the wifi antennas to point away from the cellular antennas.
Also, I get over double the speed from my Verizon hotspot than over this router/modem combo.
I have basically the same issue with the same setup.
Speeds are slower over wifi than over Ethernet and I can increase the speeds by moving the wifi antennas to point away from the cellular antennas.
Also, I get over double the speed from my Verizon hotspot than over this router/modem combo.
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Re: WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
I would like to resurect this thread as I have the same issues with speed with Verizon using this router/modem package.
Internet is half as fast as it is using the Verizon hotspot from the same location.
Also using wifi is slower than using ethernet.
Internet is half as fast as it is using the Verizon hotspot from the same location.
Also using wifi is slower than using ethernet.
Re: WE826 T-2 with Sierra MC7455 on verizon much slower than factory 8800L modem
The 8800L hotspot is a CAT18 device with 4 x MIMO and 5 x Carrier Aggregation.MattGoodrich wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 3:36 pmI would like to resurect this thread as I have the same issues with speed with Verizon using this router/modem package.
Internet is half as fast as it is using the Verizon hotspot from the same location.
Also using wifi is slower than using ethernet.
The MC7455 modem is a CAT6 device with 2 x MIMO and 2 x Carrier Aggregation.
The 8800L also have more available bands to choose from.
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