How many nodes will Zyxel Multy X support?
Gulstripe
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Hi everyone, I'm trying to figure out how many nodes/satellite's the new Zyxel Multy system will support. I need a minimum of 4 nodes, including the one that is connected to the web (cat5/6)
I currently have the Deco mesh-system with 6 satellite's all in all. My internet speed is 100/100 Mbps and this is reduced to 15 Mbps where the fifth and sixth nodes are placed.
Hope someone in here will be able too help me. The Zyxel looks far superior too the Deco system.
#MultyX_December
I currently have the Deco mesh-system with 6 satellite's all in all. My internet speed is 100/100 Mbps and this is reduced to 15 Mbps where the fifth and sixth nodes are placed.
Hope someone in here will be able too help me. The Zyxel looks far superior too the Deco system.
#MultyX_December
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Currently, the maximum units in Multy X WiFi system is 3.You can check this discussion and FAQ.0
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FYR. I have 4 units, it works at my house.
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Hi Gulstripe,Please check my test result. Hope it is helpful for you.And I think WiFi system of Multy X is the star topology. The speed may related to network traffics/the distance/building materials...1
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Hi Gulstripe,In my vision, If 1st node has upgraded the latest firmware, other nodes will sync the same firmware automatically, but it will take some time to finish (background execution and reboot).You can check all nodes firmware from Menu > My Multy > Nodes > Firmware Version.As far as I know, when you open Multy X app, it will check the latest firmware automatically. If there is a new firmware version, app will remind you to update. You also can manually update it from Menu > Version > Upgrade.1
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Currently, the maximum units in Multy X WiFi system is 3.You can check this discussion and FAQ.0
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Thanks for the response ?
Hopefully this will increase in the near future?!
Where going to purchase two sets of two Multy X.
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FYR. I have 4 units, it works at my house.
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Dexter, what about the speed? Is there a noticeable decrease in performance when you are connected too the one that is further out? As I wrote in my initial post, I'm experiencing huge loss of bandwidth when I'm connected to the fifth and sixth node. Hopefully this is not the case with your set-up ?0
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Hi Gulstripe,Please check my test result. Hope it is helpful for you.And I think WiFi system of Multy X is the star topology. The speed may related to network traffics/the distance/building materials...1
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Thanks Dexter. This was very helpful ?
Thanks for sharing.
I'm heading to the store ?1 -
Hi everyone. I've now purchased 4 Multy X, and It works great! As Dexter told me: Multy X is a star topology set-up, meaning that you will need to add all additional nodes to the number one node. I read in a later tread that "daisy chain" will be available in March. Meaning that you will be able to connect 1 - 2 - 3 - 4
instead of 1 - 2 / 1 - 3 / 1 - 4
I had some issues with the set-up of nodes three and four. Deleting Bluetooth-cache on my phone sorted it out.
I would also point out that my earlier Deco system was superior in only one thing, and that was the ability to check for firmware updates and udate with the push of a button and then all nodes would be updated with the most recent firmware.
I got a message on the Multy X app when I completed the installation of the first node, asking me if I would like to update to the latest firmware, foolishly I pressed yes, should have waited until all of the nodes where installed. I've not seen this message pop up after the first installation, having me suspect that three out of four nodes don't have the latest firmware. If anyone have a solution or an answer, do tell ?
Here's a screenshot of all nodes kicking ass!!
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Hi Gulstripe,In my vision, If 1st node has upgraded the latest firmware, other nodes will sync the same firmware automatically, but it will take some time to finish (background execution and reboot).You can check all nodes firmware from Menu > My Multy > Nodes > Firmware Version.As far as I know, when you open Multy X app, it will check the latest firmware automatically. If there is a new firmware version, app will remind you to update. You also can manually update it from Menu > Version > Upgrade.1
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