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An introduction to Wi-Fi mesh networking with the Singtel Wi-Fi Mesh

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The Singtel WiFi Mesh (AirTies Air 4920)

Singtel WiFi Mesh (AirTies Air 4920)

Since early last year, Singtel has been offering its own Wi-Fi mesh networking solution and it comes in the form of the AirTies Air 4920. Founded in 2004, AirTies is a Turkish networking based in Istanbul that specializes in wireless networking solutions.

The AirTies Air 4920 is advertised to work exactly like the Linksys Velop. The Air 4920 and its nodes will expand your Wi-Fi coverage at home and will do so by broadcasting a single SSID. Users only need to log onto the network and the Air 4920 will take care of everything else. It will automatically keep you logged onto the strongest signal even when you move between nodes so that there will be no perceptible drop in connection.

The AirTies Air 4920 is rated as an AC1600 device, which is lower than the Velop’s AC2200-class rating. The reason is because the Air 4920 is a dual-band device and it broadcasts only a single 2.4GHz network and a separate 5GHz network. That speed rating is derived from its 2.4GHz network that uses a 2x2 radio to support maximum speeds of up to 300Mbps and its 5GHz network that uses a 3x3 radio to support maximum speeds of up to 1300Mbps. Add them all up and you get 1,600Mbps.

The AirTies 4920 nodes are really compact and are a lot smaller than the Linksys Velop nodes. On the front of each node are three LED status indicators, one for each network and one for power. Underneath them is a button for WPS setup, this is primarily used to add additional nodes to the network, but more on that later.

Like the Velop, each AirTies 4920 node has two Gigabit Ethernet ports. These Ethernet ports can be used to connect to a wired client device like a NAS or media streamer, or if you already have a LAN network in place, it can also be used for backhaul data transmissions. Also, like the Velop, the AirTies 4920 does not have any USB ports.

The AirTies Air 4920 is dead easy to setup because the units are already paired at the factory. Simply plug one of the units to your existing router or Internet-ready Ethernet port and place the second unit within range and the two will begin the setup process.

The setup process is fairly quick and takes a few minutes. If the two units are well positioned and are setup correctly, the two status indicators for the 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks will turn solid green. If there is something wrong with the setup process or if the nodes are out of range, the indicators will turn red.

Based on my experience, I found the range of the 5GHz network of the AirTies 4920 to be quite poor. Even with the two units placed near a stairwell, one on a floor above the other, they couldn’t achieve a connection over the 5GHz network. Fortunately, they managed to achieve a connection over 2.4GHz, but that will surely impede performance.

Based on our initial usage, the AirTies Air 4920 worked quite smoothly even if only over 2.4GHz network. However, it did feel slower as compared to the Linksys Velop. But to find out for sure, we will have to run detailed benchmarking tests of the two (work in progress).

For more savvy users, they can manage certain parameters of the Air 4920 by going into the web router management interface. Unfortunately, it is pretty bare and the Air 4920 doesn’t have as many features as the Linksys Velop. For example, basic commonplace features like Guest Networks, Parental Controls, and QoS are missing. Users can, however, manually configure the Air 4920 Wi-Fi channels and change the Wi-Fi password.

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AirTies mesh or access point?

AirTies access points can be used in two different ways:

• In mesh networks where multiple access points are interconnected. This is what you get with the AirTies home pack, or by connecting several access points yourself. This is the solution we recommend for the vast majority of homes. See Installing The AirTies Home Pack.
• As the only wireless access point in the home, as described on this page. The wireless radio in the router should then be switched off completely to avoid interference.

(The Air 4920 can also be used as a repeater or extender for the existing wireless router. This does not apply to Air 4930. See Using the AirTies Air 4920 as a Wi-Fi Repeater.)

Setting up the AirTies Air 4920 or 4930 as an access point

1. Unpack the access point and remove all protective plastic.
2. Connect to power and use the Ethernet cable supplied to connect the access point directly to the router or to a network port on the wall.
3. Turn the access point on, and wait for both light signals to be green.

The Network name (SSID) and password are printed on the sticker on the bottom of the device. If you want to change these, see Find and change the network name and password for AirTies Wi-Fi.

Placing the Access Point

The coverage area around the access point is spherical. It is therefore smart to place it as centrally as possible in your home.

As always with wireless access points, it should also be placed as high up and with as few physical obstructions as possible for the Wi-Fi signals.

Never place a wireless access point behind TV or other electronics.

Leave the access point upright, or attach it to the wall with an AirTies mounting bracket / wall mount, making sure that the vents are not covered or sealed.

Turn Off Other Wireless Networks

To avoid interference from other networks and gadgets connecting to the wrong one, we strongly recommend that you turn off any other wireless networks in your home, including the one that is probably part of your router.

In many cases, you can do this yourself using a web page for the router, but you may also need to contact your internet service provider to get your other wireless network(s) turned off.

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Get The AirTies WiFi app to change the SSID and password, see the speed of the connections between clients and access points, set up a guest network and so on.

Extending Your Network

Larger homes or homes with more demanding layouts will usually need more than one access point. You can create a mesh network at any time by adding one or more new access points from AirTies.

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See how here: Extending Your AirTies Network with Additional Devices