Fritz 1160

[Recaredo Latreche]

DeFRITZ!Repeater 1160 biedt razendsnel WiFi op de 5 GHz frequentieband met snelheden tot 866 Mbit/s en maximale reikwijdte. Dat betekent surfplezier zonder laadbalkjes, snelle downloads en HD-video's zonder uitval, of je nu binnen of buiten bent.

Met de FRITZ!Repeater 1160 kunnen stabiele en snelle WiFi-verbindingen worden bereikt met snelheden tot 866 Mbit/s op de 5 GHz frequentieband en 300 Mbit/s op de 2,4 GHz frequentieband. De repeater is geschikt voor gebruik met normale 230V-contactdozen. De vijf veldsterkte-leds dragen bij tot een snelle en ideale positionering binnen het huis.

De FRITZ!Repeater 1160 biedt op de 5 GHz frequentieband razendsnel WiFi met snelheden tot 866 Mbit/s en maximale reikwijdte. Dat betekent surfplezier zonder laadbalkjes, snelle downloads en HD-video's zonder uitval, of je nu binnen of buiten bent. Minder snelle WiFi apparaten zullen gebruik maken van de 2,4 GHz frequentieband zodat snellere WiFi apparaten altijd de maximale snelheid kunnen behalen.

De FRITZ!Repeater 1160 ondersteunt de ongecompliceerde, automatische aanmelding via de zogenaamde WPS-methode (WiFi Protected Setup). Voor het instellen volstaat een druk op de knop: repeater en WPS-compatibele routers zoals de FRITZ!Box maken dan automatisch verbinding. De repeater neemt de passende WiFi-instellingen over en is meteen gereed voor gebruik.

Van de ideale plaatsing tot het optimale radiokanaal: de FRITZ!Repeater 1160 wijst je de weg met leds, software wizards en een overzichtelijke gebruikersinterface. Bovendien wordt de repeater van nieuwe diensten voorzien door gratis updates.

De FRITZ!Repeater 1160 ondersteunt de veilige WPA2-versleuteling en beheerst tevens de WPA-standaard. Daardoor kan de repeater worden gebruikt met vele types draadloze netwerken en alle versleutelingen.

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Unfortunately the telenet router is all the way on the other side of the house, so the range is about nil and zilch once you go 2 meter further than our backdoor. So I needed a repeater, which is basically an extension for your wifi and is normally totally transparant to your tablet or laptop or smartphone.

In detail: your router talks to the wifi repeater (via wifi, no develo in sight here!) and the repeater is just a client on the network.

The repeater broadcasts the exact same wifi access name as your router (hence the name of the thing), and as it is closer to the devices that want to connect to the wifi, those devices use the more powerful radio of the repeater. Invisible to them, the repeater relays all those requests back to the router.

This is of course not optimal for speed but at least a slower connectivity is better than no connectivity. And it really depends on where you put the repeaters (yes, you can install multiple ones that connect to each other!). One caveat is that they need to be somewhere close enough to the router so that there still is a reasonable connection, but far enough that your devices farther away can still reach them.

The WLAN symbol lights up bars according to how strong the connection is to the router. In my case, I get about 3 bars, which is very good.

As such it gives you a rough estimation of how good the repeater can reach the router.

There was one problem that I had : once connected via wps to the router, I could not connect to the local fritz.repeater admin page that is described in the manual for further configuration. The only way I could access it was right after resetting it to factory settings. Once connected to the router the page was no longer accessible.

Surprinsingly good performance, and very stable. Both in seamlessly connecting to it and in the throughput to the router.

Absolutely no problem to watch youtube on the tablet all the way in the back of the garden !

Note that the information above is merged from all current Firmware versions available for this model, if there are multiples.

For a more detailed per Firmware view see the Firmware-Scans below, and have a look at the Firmware-History.

Daily updated index of all FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 1160 firmware modding projects. Last update: 2024-07-27 09:51 GMT.

This list excludes community ripping, code raping, project killing and permanent quarrel and combat enforcing individuals.

BoxMatrix tries to be a service to the community without doing harm to anyone, and not a platform to advertize the opposite.

Mother nature will bill for all time, manpower, projects, fun and passion which was ripped from the community for sick battle.

Let this reaver suck all honest work on this planet and pretend he knew it first. Mother nature will ripp it off his bones.

And if this sick (single sided) perversion continues I have no other option than invoking the police. Please someone stop him.

Daily updated index of all scanned FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 1160 tarballs, most of which are online. Last update: 2024-07-27 05:08 GMT.

The (main/scrpn/boot/arm/prx/atom) label in the Model column shows which CPU is meant for models with multiple Linux instances.

The Ver column shows the Firmware-Version derived from the tarball's filename, or 00.00 if not detectable.

There's no way to find this number in the source. Click the version number to get a listing of the entire tarball.

The Kern column shows the Kernel-Version from the kernel Makefile, click it to get a listing of the kernel source.

The BB column shows the BusyBox-Version from various scan sources, click it for listing the busybox addons.

The Libc and LcVer columns show the Libc-Library and its version where it could be detected, which is complicated, no listings yet.

The CC column shows the GCC-Version from its root Makefile, click it for a listing of the gcc source in the tarball.

The BR column shows the Buildroot-Version if detectable, click it for a listing of its source in the GCC tarball.

The Date column shows the date of the newest contained file. By default this list is reverse sorted by this date.

This is no perfect method, since AVM sometimes repackages older tarballs. No better method has been found so far.

Daily updated index of FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 1160 part numbers. Last update: 2024-07-28 03:30 GMT. Click an EAN/GTIN or MPN to search the web for it.

If you know any part numbers not listed here yet, expecially OEM and country specific versions, then please get in touch.

Starting the Configuration WizardOpen the web browser on your computer and enter in the address bar. The configuration wizard appears.The wizard guides you through the configuration of the wireless connection between the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 1160 and your wireless access point.The FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 1160 is connected to your home network by wireless LAN. Check the settings and perform an update if necessary. Continue reading on page 11.FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 1160 in the Home Network

In accordance with the Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive, the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 1160 and its cable may not be disposed of with household waste. Please bring these to your local collection points for disposal.

The long version of the declaration of CE conformity is available at and MaintenanceThe FRITZ!WLAN Repeater transfers diagnostics data to AVM, which supports us in further developing the product. This allows you to benefit directly from optimizations and FRITZ!OS updates. For more detailed information, see the help on the user interface at

Within the warranty period, we will remove defects to the product that are demonstrably due to faults in materials or manufacturing. Our warranty does not cover defects that occur due to incorrect installation, improper use, non-observance of instructions in the user manual, normal wear and tear, or defects in the environment of the system (third-party hardware or software). We may, at our discretion, repair or replace the defective product. Claims other than the right to the removal of defects which is mentioned in these terms of warranty are not constituted.We guarantee that the software conforms with general specifi cations, not, however, that the software meets your requirements. Delivery costs will not be reimbursed. Products that have been replaced revert to our ownership. Claims recognized under warranty entail neither an extension nor recommencement of the warranty period. If we reject a warranty claim, this claim lapses no later than six months after being rejected by us.

What functions does the Wireless LAN feature offer, and how can I expand the wireless radio network?The Wireless LAN feature supports 802.11 n/g/b in the 2.4 GHz band and 802.11 ac/n/a in the 5 GHz band. You can expand the wireless radio network by following the provided instructions.

How can I access the user interface of the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 1160?You can open the user interface in a web browser on all connected devices. Detailed information is available in the PDF manual on our website.

You can use the WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) button on the repeater for quick and secure wireless LAN connection. Ensure that your wireless access point supports WPS with WPA or WPA2 encryption.How does the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 1160 interact with a FRITZ!Box in a home network?

This all started because I have always wanted a Boulder 1060 and have been considering an 1160. So I have decided to sell my Boulder 865 and Viva Solista [integrated amplifiers] and put the money into a great power amplifier. My source is a Vitus DAC-preamplifier, although I may move to a tube front end at some point in the future. I use Wilson Audio Sasha Series 2 speakers.

I know very little about Coda, other than the fact that some seriously well regarded audiophiles love the product, think that it is the best deal in audio, and, well, you. So rather than guess, what I wanted to get your direct feedback and thoughts on was the Coda 15.5 or System 150 and how they might compare to Boulder. Is the quality on the same level or is Coda a tier below Boulder?

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