Intellectual Property Protection - Privacy Policy - Sitemap - Terms of Use - Information for EU consumers - Imprint - - Terms and Conditions for EU/EEA/UK Consumers - User Information Legal Enquiry Guide ©️2010-2023 AliExpress.com. All rights reserved.  Show Intellectual Property Protection - Privacy Policy - Sitemap - Terms of Use - Information for EU consumers - Imprint - - Terms and Conditions for EU/EEA/UK Consumers - User Information Legal Enquiry Guide ©️2010-2023 AliExpress.com. All rights reserved. The ZTE ZXHN F670L subscriber terminal is a dual-band Gigabit Premium Triple Play AC1200 GPON gateway. It features one GE and three FE LAN ports, one phone port, and next-generation multi-threaded Wi-Fi operating simultaneously in 2.4 GHz 2x2 over 802.11n and 5 GHz 2x2 over 802.11ac. Depending on customer requirements, antennas with a maximum gain of 5 dBi can extend Wi-Fi coverage and improve performance. Interfaces
SpecificationBasic technical data Manufacturer ZTE Model ZXHN F670L PON interface 1G/EPON port (EPON PX20 and GPON class B ) Receive sensitivity: ≤-28dBm Optical transmit power: 0 ~ 4dBm Transmission distance: 20km Laser wavelength Tx 1310nm Rx 1490nm Optical interface SC/UPC connector LAN interface 1 x 10/100/1000 Mbps 3 x 10/100 Mbit/s auto-adapter Internet interface. Wi-Fi interface IEEE802.11b/g/n compliant Operating frequency: 2.400-2.4835 GHz MIMO support, speed up to 300Mbps 2T2R, 2 external 5dBi antennas Support: Multiple SSID Channel: 13 Modulation type: DSSS, CCK and OFDM Coding scheme: BPSK, QPSK, 16QAM and 64QAM CATV interface RF, Optical Power: 2 ~ 18 dBm Optical reflection loss: ≥ 45 dB Optical receive wavelength: 1550 ± 10nm RF frequency range: 47 ~ 1000 MHz, RF output impedance: 75Ω RF output level: ≥ 82dBuV (-7dBm optical input) AGC range: 2 ~7dBm/-4 ~13dBm/-5 ~14dBm MER: ≥ 32dB(-14dBm optical input), >35(-10dBm) Working condition Temperature: 0 ℃ ~ 50 ℃ Humidity: 10% ~ 90% (non-condensing) Storage conditions Temperature: -30 ℃ ~ 60 ℃ Humidity: 10% ~ 90% (non-condensing) Power supply DC 12V/1.5A Energy consumption ≤ 6 W Dimensions 245 mm × 215 mm × 40 mm Weight 240 g The existence of this vibrant community emboldened me to purchase an Orbi Pro SXK80 with confidence. I have had nothing but the best experience with it. Such a world of difference from my previously purchased Wi-Fi mesh router system that I returned since it didn’t live up to the mark. I will get to the point, I upgraded my internet line from 50 Mbps to 200 Mbps, and that brought fiber to my home for the first time ever. Along with that fiber came a ZTE F670L GPON modem-router. Now, for obvious reasons, I would only like my Orbi Pro to handle everything and that ZTE to act just as a converter. I have been unable to get that working, even with using VLAN tagging, I do not know why, but it is what it is. Maybe that ZTE is not truly functioning in bridge mode (no explicit setting, and some reports in my country say I need to get that enabled via ISP which is not happening for my ISP - it is a hit and miss situation with ISPs in my country, some enable bridge mode, some not). Getting back, there are two ways I can work here. In all situations, ZTE is de facto router with DHCP enabled, Wi-Fi off. If I switch DHCP off on ZTE, I am unable to connect to ZTE later (moderate noob alert). So, here is what it is: ZTE modem: - has DHCP enabled - uses PPPoE to authenticate and activate my internet line - NAT is enabled - VLAN Tag is enabled If I disable either or both (NAT/ VLAN), account refuses to authenticate. - uses default Google DNS provided from ISP side. I tried changing DNS, but unable to, no matter what I do under these heads: LAN > DHCP Server DNS LAN > DNS. I am not able to post the images. Post keeps getting rejected. None of this changed the actual DNS when connected (Google DNS given from ISP). Orbi Pro SXK80 This is where it gets interesting. I can connect it as router or as AP. When I connect it as router, I have two options under Setup > Internet Setup: - use the login authentication - use IP (Does your internet connection require a login? Yes and No) Clearly, if I use requires a login, it won’t work since authentication is handled by modem and I may not have set up VLAN tagging correctly. MAC was reset at the ISP’s end, so that it can register with the Orbi’s MAC in my attempts to authenticate PPPoE via Orbi. The other option is to let it connect without login, that way Orbi gets its internet from ZTE and works flawlessly. I know AP mode makes Orbi sort of a slave, which I do not want to do. I want the Orbi to be in control of as much as it can be in control of. So, if I use automatic IP and use both Orbi and ZTE as routers: - is this a double-NAT situation? - any performance hits? - would I be able to use custom DNS or would that be immaterial in this context? I am at my wits’ end here, been trying all sorts of combinations and reading up a lot from this community as well as elsewhere, but unable to fix things. I have now decided to post about this and seek help from the community of Netgear people and the other learned gentry here. This is what I want to do: - I would love to have Orbi act as router fully, but since that is not happening, I am okay with ZTE authenticating via PPPoE, but not with Google DNS. To do that, I thought connecting Orbi in router mode but picking up IP automatically (Internet Setup > Does your internet connection require a login > No) and using my custom DNS would route things via my DNS. Is this correct or would it still route through Google DNS as ISP set in the ZTE? I know I might not have been completely clear or coherent, so kindly forgive and ask whatever questions you might have. My only concerns are: - get Orbi to do as much lifting as possible especially with regards to my privacy since I could change DNS in Orbi from ISP’s Google DNS - get the most efficient possible connection so that I get the best possible latencies and minimum overheads with regards to my setup. I have the option of getting a new third-party modem that will have 'Bridge Mode' clearly enabled. Would that solve my issues better? Is the ZTE router good?In terms of performance, the ZTE router offers reliable and stable connectivity. It supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, allowing for faster and more stable wireless connections. The router also has multiple Ethernet ports, enabling users to connect wired devices for a more reliable and secure connection. What is the speed limit of ZTE F670L?The F670L supports 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi @2.4GHz(2x2) and 802.11a/n/ac Wi-Fi @5GHz(2x2) in Dual-Band concurrent Wi-Fi mode so that its Wi-Fi speed can reach up to 1.2Gbps, consisting of 300Mbps (802.11n 2x2 @ 2.4GHz) and 866Mbps (802.11ac 2x2 @5GHz). What is the download speed of ZTE router?In terms of speed, the ZTE MC801A is capable of reaching up to 3.6 Gbps (gigabits per second) on the 5 GHz band and up to 1.2 Gbps on the 2.4 GHz band. |
