FRITZ!OS 7.39-97463 Lab for FRITZ!Repeater 2400 out there

AVM has produced a new lab firmware for FRITZ!OS 7.39-97463 for the FRITZ!Repeater 2400. This update fixes bugs observed in preceding versions, no new attributes are predicted. Among other factors, challenges with the use of media libraries or online video streams with conclusion gadgets linked to the FRITZ!Repeater have been preset. Also, the validity of the WLAN network critical was not checked properly when it was entered. The update to FRITZ!OS 7.39-97463 for the FRITZ!Repeater 2400 can now be downloaded and examined from AVM. As a user of the lab edition, you can obtain the update through the FRITZ!Box consumer interface. Far more information on this update can be located beneath or on AVM.

Obtain -> Obtain FRITZ!OS 7.39-97463 for FRITZ!Repeater 2400

The new firmware is out there for download at the subsequent AVM website:

• Obtain FRITZ!OS 7.39-97463 for FRITZ!Repeater 2400
  Attention: This firmware is only appropriate for FRITZ!Repeater 2400!
  Internet site -> https://avm.de/fritz-labor/

Even further advancements of FRITZ!OS 07.39-97463 for the FRITZ!Repeater 2400

• Fastened: Potentially incorrect show of stop units in FRITZ!Repeater.
• Mounted: Numerous DFS hold out soon after preliminary set up.
• Set: Difficulties when utilizing media libraries or video streams with conclude products connected to the FRITZ!Repeater.
• Set: Fastened channel and frequency calculation for radar functions in “Program/Functions”.
• Fastened: WLAN community essential was not effectively checked for validity when entered.

Notes on the lab update for the FRITZ!Box

This FRITZ! The lab variation has beta standing. It was examined in regular environments ahead of release, but it can also trigger malfunctions. AVM assumes no accountability for any problems resulting from the use of this model. You can improve the FRITZ!Box back to the formal FRITZ!OS applying the restoration.exe file involved in this lab package deal.

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