כיצד לשדרג את הקושחה של הנתב Cudy?

1. הורד את הקושחה העדכנית ביותר מ-מרכז ההורדות.


2. פתחו את הקובץ שהורדתם


3. הפעל את מכשיר ה-Cudy, המתן עד שנורת ה-LED תידלק באופן קבוע.


4. התחברו לרשת של Cudy באמצעות WiFi או Ethernet.


5. פתח דפדפן אינטרנט ועבור אלhttp://cudy.netאוֹhttp://192.168.10.1.

לפרטים, אנא עיינו באיך להתחבר לממשק האינטרנט של הנתב Cudy?


6. שדרג את הקושחה.

א.הגדרות מתקדמות -> קושחה, בחר את הקושחה שפרצת כדי להעלות.

 

ב.הגדרות כלליות->קושחההדף יכול לבצע שדרוג מקוון ועדכון מקומי.

פֶּתֶקתמיכה רק ב-Firmware 2.x.x ומעלה.


7. המתנה של 5 דקות להפעלה מחדש של הנתב.

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176 comments

@Dear Steve,

I mean the terminal that is connected to the P5.

“This is a cudy P5 router version 1.0.”

Support

This is a cudy P5 router version 1.0.

Steve

@Dear Steve,
It is possible. But there is no other feedback about this issue. May be a compatible issue with specific terminal. We will try to test it. What is the brand and model of the terminal?

“Hi support team,

I confirm that past thursday I replaced the power adapter with a 12V 4A one, updated the firmware to version 2.4.25, and re-enabled 802.11ax on the Cudy P5 router. Interestingly, I noticed that today, after being active for 17 hours, the router restarted after having been up and running for 7 days the wifi config 802.11ac on 5Ghz band without any issues.

Therefore, I reconfigured 802.11ac on the 5GHz band and 802.11n on the 2.4GHz band on the Cudy router to see how the service behaves.
My question is, could this be related to a bug with 802.11ax on 5Ghz band?"

Support

Hi support team,

I confirm that past thursday I replaced the power adapter with a 12V 4A one, updated the firmware to version 2.4.25, and re-enabled 802.11ax on the Cudy P5 router. Interestingly, I noticed that today, after being active for 17 hours, the router restarted after having been up and running for 7 days the wifi config 802.11ac on 5Ghz band without any issues.

Therefore, I reconfigured 802.11ac on the 5GHz band and 802.11n on the 2.4GHz band on the Cudy router to see how the service behaves.

My question is, could this be related to a bug with 802.11ax on 5Ghz band?

Steve

Reading the previous comments too, I’m almost certain that the intermediate file is to blame and is not accepted by the WR1500 v1.0 router.
I tried installing it via laptop and ethernet using Chrome or Explorer as the browser. The result was exactly the same.
Then I tried via WiFi with my Android mobile phone using Chrome or Opera.
Again the same results.
In the meantime, I have already updated easily on both the WR3000 and the WR3600 using the phone method without any hassle…
On the WR1500 v1.0 it simply does not work!
I believe that none of those commenting, managed to install the intermediate update.

SAKIS

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