Change frequency from 2.5 Ghz to 5 Ghz?

[No Soul To Sell]

I know this is a newb question, before I ask it, but any help would be greatly appreciated...

From everything I have read, it seems as though it's best to operate the Solo at 5 Ghz, as most wireless routers are set to 2.5 Ghz. I have searched through the app and documentation and cannot seem to find where this setting is. Does anyone know where I change this? I bought a couple of TP-LINK antennae to increase my range, but the package says they are "2.4 GHz operating frequency workable for 11b/g/n Workable". I am confused... Does anyone know if I need to change the settings somewhere and buy antennae that work with 5 GHz or what?

 

[nacjr]

I know this is a newb question, before I ask it, but any help would be greatly appreciated...

From everything I have read, it seems as though it's best to operate the Solo at 5 Ghz, as most wireless routers are set to 2.5 Ghz. I have searched through the app and documentation and cannot seem to find where this setting is. Does anyone know where I change this? I bought a couple of TP-LINK antennae to increase my range, but the package says they are "2.4 GHz operating frequency workable for 11b/g/n Workable". I am confused... Does anyone know if I need to change the settings somewhere and buy antennae that work with 5 GHz or what?

Solo operates on the 2.4gHz wifi frequencies. There is no option to use 5gHz.

 

[rrmccabe]

I know this is a newb question, before I ask it, but any help would be greatly appreciated...

From everything I have read, it seems as though it's best to operate the Solo at 5 Ghz, as most wireless routers are set to 2.5 Ghz. I have searched through the app and documentation and cannot seem to find where this setting is. Does anyone know where I change this? I bought a couple of TP-LINK antennae to increase my range, but the package says they are "2.4 GHz operating frequency workable for 11b/g/n Workable". I am confused... Does anyone know if I need to change the settings somewhere and buy antennae that work with 5 GHz or what?

Not possible. Or easy anyway.

Totally different band. Different transmitter, different receiver, different antennas on both ends and software designed for 2.4.



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[NYG]

You can probably get it to operate in the 5gz range but it'll involve changes in hardware and software and become a pain in the ass to maintain as firmware upgrades become available.

I don't think it's worth it.