In the Atheros AR5212 and newer chipsets there is a new feature called Adaptive Noise Immunity. It is basically a hardware noise reduction technology.
Adaptive Noise Immunity (ANI) adjusts various receiver parameters dynamically to minimize interference and noise effect on the signal quality. I’ve got some 2.4 gear in a noisy neighbor hood and I was just sick to death of the interference. I’ve been tweaking and tweaking when I saw the ANI setting. I figured I would give it a swing and set it to client mode…seconds later when the client reconnected my CCQ went from 12% to 80% and my throughput went up by a factor of about 15!
AP and client = Will adjust if acting as AP or client Client = Will adjust only if acting as client None = Disabled Here is Atheros’ patent doc on the technology. Mikrotik officially says that Nv2 inter operates with ANI. I would say that if you have some noisy areas, then give this a swing and see if you get an improvement.
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