A few notes on mixing and matching different models of netgear power line adaptors. These tests were run on a PC with a cable connect direct to the router.
Screen shots were pulled from netgear Genie.
There has been an improvement! What does this mean, does the newer power line gear receive signal better than the older stuff? I am not sure, if that were the case then wouldn't we see better TX results by swapping the other way around.
Screen shots were pulled from netgear Genie.
Original Setup
From left to right media store, router (gateway) and house. Total distance about 100m. Rouiter is in shed at bottom of garden. and house access point (connected to XAV2001 by cable) is furthest point.
Test Set Up
Removal of XAV5201 and test of speeds between two XAV2001.
Newer Adaptor at Router End of Line
So by putting the XAV5201 does this make thing better. I should point out that the XAV5201 is a newer model than the XAV2001, and has higher bandwidth.
Older Adaptor at Router End of Line
There has been an improvement! What does this mean, does the newer power line gear receive signal better than the older stuff? I am not sure, if that were the case then wouldn't we see better TX results by swapping the other way around.
AV500. . .AV 200
Does matching power networking standards help things, both below are AV500 compliant . . no it doesn't.
Conclusions
I haven't a clue! How about you? Please leave a comment.
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