r/wireless

I'm a remote worker that wants the best noise cancelling performance when in meetings/calls in Microsoft Teams Android app and Webex when I'm travelling extremely loud trains, etc.

I wanted to plug in my DJI Mic Mini Mobile Receiver into my phone via USC-C port on my Samsung Fold 7 phone (does not have a headphone jack).

And then output the meeting audio via either my phone speakers or wired earphones at least, or ideally Bluetooth earphones. But I don't think there's anything that can solve this, right? Is there?

Gemini AI said only way is via a clunky splitter which I wouldn't want or via DJI Mic 3 receiver and use wired headphones on its 3.5mm headphone jack (expensive).

My Requirements:

• Input audio - voice via DJI Mic (best noise cancelling performance possible)

• Output audio - meeting voices via phone speakers or wired earphones at least, or ideally Bluetooth earphones.

• Above only using phone, MS teams Android app, and Webex.

Hey guys, hoping someone here can help because this Xiaomi AX3000 mesh setup is driving me crazy.

My main router in the living room is connected to my ISP and working perfectly (I even locked 5GHz to channel 44 at 160MHz with Smart Connect on to avoid any DFS drops). The problem is my secondary node in the bedroom.

Here is what happened: Out of the box, the Xiaomi app wouldn't pair it, so I used the physical mesh buttons on the routers. It worked fine and both LEDs were solid white. But the very next morning, it had completely dropped the wireless connection and the top system LED was solid orange.

I tried plugging it into the main router via ethernet and it paired flawlessly again. But the second I unplug the cable to go back to wireless backhaul, it fails and the top LED goes solid orange again.

I did a standard 10s soft reset. It boots up as a standalone router (bottom LED solid white, top LED completely off) but absolutely refuses to enter pairing mode. Pressing the physical mesh button does nothing, and the app/web can't find it.

So I tried a hard reset on the secondary node (held the reset button, plugged in power, kept holding for 15s). When I do this, the bottom LED blinks orange for about 3 seconds, and then just stays solid orange permanently. The top LED remains completely dead.

The biggest catch: I'm on a Mac, so I can't just run the official Windows MiWiFiRepairTool.exe.

Has anyone seen such a thing before?what can I do to make things work again?

Thanks in advance!

I’m preparing to deploy fixed wireless broadband.

Band 41, 30mhz contiguous channel + additional 10mhz channel if needed. 4T4R @ 46 dBm power.

My propagation is showing me -105db up to and beyond 12 miles SSRP.

I’ll be creating 2 classes of CPE, one for those within -90db and one for those beyond -90db, again SSRP. Idea here is to use a 9dbi receiver for most and a 15-18 dbi receiver for the “tricky” service points.

I feel like -105db at 12 miles away is outrageous. Am I right?

Has anyone needed to switch an assurance wireless (lifeline) account to another phone and had success doing it? I’m trying to transfer my phone number to a new phone, but having no luck with any instructions I’ve found online and can’t get their customer support to work.

Hello! I would like to know, if there is any new, or alternate firmware, or solution for the Kaysus KS-WR 3600 router (Or alti-link w736pro) since firm. ver. 1.0.5.9.1 has a very high risk vulnerability.