Ruuteri Wi-Fi nimi (SSID), Wi-Fi parool ja turvavalikud on eelkonfigureeritud. Vaikimisi SSID ja parool on leitavad seadme sildilt. Saate muuta traadita side seadeid vastavalt oma vajadustele.
Samm 1: Avage veebilehitseja ja minge http://cudy.net või http://192.168.10.1. Kasutage sisselogimiseks parooli "admin".
Detailid leiate Kuidas Cudy Routeri veebiliidesesse sisse logida?
Sepp 2: Mine Üldised seaded->Liitmevaba lehele.
Smart Connect:
Kui Smart Connect on lubatud, kasutavad ruuteri 2,4 GHz ja 5 GHz võrgud sama SSID (võrgu nimi) ja parool.
Vahejuhtmevõrk 2,4G või 5G:
2,4 GHz või 5 GHz traadita võrk peab olema lubatud. Lihtsalt eemaldage ruut, kui te ei soovi traadita võrgu funktsiooni kasutada. Kõik traadita seaded ei tööta, kui traadita funktsioon on välja lülitatud.
Wireless SSID ja parool:
Sisestage uus Wi-Fi nimi ja Wi-Fi parool, mida soovite muuta.
Märkus: Kui kasutate traadita seadet traadita seadete muutmiseks, katkestatakse ühendus.
Krüpteerimine:
Krüpteerimine puudub, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK (soovitus), WPA2-PSK/WPA3-SAE, WPA3-SAE.
Märkus: Me ei soovita vaikimisi seadistusi muuta, kui see pole vajalik.
Režiim:
2,4 GHz: 802.11b, 802.11b+g, 802.11b+g+n, 802.11b+g+n+ax
5GHz: Märkus: Kui mõnel kliendil on probleeme Wi-Fi 6 ruuteri 5GHz-ga ühendumisega, siis uuendage kliendi traadita võrgukaardi draiveri uusima versiooniga. Kui probleemid on endiselt olemas, reguleerige ruuteri traadita režiim 5GHz (802.11a+n+ac).
Kanal:
"Auto" vaikimisi. Valige rippmenüüst kanal, mida soovite kasutada. See väli määrab, millist töösagedust kasutatakse. Juhtmevaba kanalit ei ole vaja muuta, kui te ei tähelda häireid.
Kanali laius:
"Auto" vaikimisi. Vajaduse korral valige kanali laius rippmenüüst.
2,4GHz: 20MHz või 40MHz
5GHz: 20MHz, 40MHz või 80MHz
Saadetusvõimsus:
Maksimum, Keskmine või Minimaalne
Vaikimisi on see "Maksimaalne", kui muudate seda teisteks, väheneb Wi-Fi signaal.
Märkus: Me ei soovita vaikimisi seadistusi muuta, kui see pole vajalik.
Peitatud võrk:
Kui te lubate funktsiooni Peidetud SSID, ei edastata teie SSID-d. Kui otsite kohalikke traadita võrke, ei ilmu teie SSID teie traadita seadme Wi-Fi loendis, nii et peate võrguga käsitsi liituma.
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@Dear MN,
Sorry for replying so late due to the Chinese Spring Festival！ We will follow this issue and fix it. Please wait patiently.
“@Support
The issue is that when I configure the device to WPA2-only mode, the obsolete WPA1 protocol remains active. I have reported this multiple times, and you have stated it is not happening. However, my testing confirms it is. This situation suggests either a critical bug in the firmware or a lack of technical understanding of the issue on your support team. Please investigate this seriously"
@Hein de Lange
Without support for 802.11r, a mesh network will never work properly.
Hi,
I’d like to report that the WR3600 mesh functionality is worse than having a group of APs in standalone mode. My two are connected via cable.
There is no benefit in having my two WR3600s meshed apart from just the config being applied to both units.
Drawbacks:
The biggest issue is that the two WR3600s keep on choosing the same channel. My IOT devices on 2.4GHz kept on dropping connection, perhaps because all of them are talking on the same band. This is silly. I’ve raised this before, but Cudy have not yet been able to fix this. Breaking my mesh into standalone units has resulted in a much better wireless experience for me. My device now all connect happily.
I can’t see from my main unit to which band a device connects to on another unit. After having two separate instances, I could see that some devices were connected to a band I didn’t want and I could correct this. This was not visible when in mesh mode.
Local latency, I.E. from my phone to default gateway also dropped from 70ms (Mesh) to about 6ms (standalone). This is while being about 7m away from my AP. No other change was made apart from going standalone.
I hope this helps someone else as I was about to replace my WR3600s. My experience is now much improved.
@Support
The issue is that when I configure the device to WPA2-only mode, the obsolete WPA1 protocol remains active. I have reported this multiple times, and you have stated it is not happening. However, my testing confirms it is. This situation suggests either a critical bug in the firmware or a lack of technical understanding of the issue on your support team. Please investigate this seriously
@Dear MN,
I see the picture. I think it doesn’t matter. We have removed the TKIP. So for now, is there any problem when connecting to this Wi-Fi?
“@Support
WR3600-R77-2.3.15Beta-20251027-094952-sysupgrade
WPA2-PSK only, WPA is still active
https://i.postimg.cc/6qFM0wzb/Screenshot-20260210-154034-Wi-Fi-Analyzer.jpg
https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer"