Hi,
in the Admin-GUI the diagnostics menu shows “Wifi 5ghz”, but my Telraam is connected to a 2,4 GHz WLAN. Is there no differentiation between 5 and 2,4 GHz?
Regards
Roland
Hi Roland, that’s interesting! The logs include information from the previous day, so it is possible the device switched from 5 → 2.4 overnight. Most routers have both bandwiths.
Now, 5Ghz doesn’t have to a be problem if you’re close to the router, but we’ve seen the Pi doesn’t react well to 5Ghz wifi networks, so we prefer to link to 2.4.
Have a look what software version you have; if it’s not v11, you could consider upgrading to the latest version. As of v11, we force Telraam to connect to 2.4G if it’s available. Again, only needed if you experience intermittency in the data connection.
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Hi Kris,
my version is V11c. Yesterday and today the connection to the router was always 2.4G.
It’s a little bit confusing, if the timestamp is from
2023-01-17T06:02:08.368200+00:00 but the data recorded are from yesterday. Now I will wait, if the diagnostics menu shows 2.4G tomorrow.
hmm, that’s strange. Let me know if tomorrow you still have that flag in diagnostics. That would mean something is not right in our back-end system
I’m leaving the outdoor demo counter online, even though it’s not counting anything useful at the moment because it’s behind a curtain. 
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Hi, today I see still “Wifi 5ghz” in the diagnostics menu, but the device was connected to 2.4GHz
Something is not right then. Can you (privately) mail me the MAC-id? We’ll investigate
@adlerkiez-iot V1 and 5G did you resolve your problem ? I know this is an old conversation but I am trying to reinstall my V1 Telraam and got a message that it might be because of my 5 G modem. I have spent so much time trying and retrying to connect so I decided to look here for answers.
I am surprised that there our few comments on that problem.
I feel like I am wasting my time when I see how easily the new S2 connects.
GRTS Diana