Ubit AX210 WiFi 6E PCIe Wireless WiFi Card Instruction Manual
- June 10, 2024
- Ubit
Table of Contents
Ubit AX210 WiFi 6E PCIe Wireless WiFi Card
Specification
- Brand Ubit
- Model AX210
- Hardware Interface PCIE x 1
- Operating System Linux, Windows 10
- Compatible Devices Desktop
- Item Dimensions LxWxH 2.76 x 0.2 x 3.94 inches
- Data Link Protocol Bluetooth
- Data Transfer Rate 3000 Megabits Per Second
- Item Weight 0.25 Pounds
- Max Speed 2402 Mbps @ 6GHz , 2402 Mbps @ 5GHz , 574 Mbps @ 2.4GHz
- Installation PICE X1 or X4, X8, X16; 9PIN USB for BT
- Security Methods WPA and WPA2 Personal and Enterprise; WPA3
- Product Dimensions 2.76 x 0.2 x 3.94 inches
- Item Weight 4 ounces
What’s In the Box
- Wireless WiFi Card
Introduction
Ubit is a company with a commitment to superior quality and customer service. Both China and the USA have registered the Ubit trademark. We are a pioneer in the computer hardware industry, emphasizing network cards’ dependability and usability. All of our products have achieved the CE, FCC, and RoHS certifications, are in high demand in numerous markets throughout the world and adhere to international quality standards.
Product Layout
Product Description
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Compatibility
Windows 10/11 64-bit only is supported enables Linux. Required driver configuration Backwards compatible with devices running on versions 5.1, 5.0, 4.2, and 4.0 of PCIe bus -
Installation
1. 9Pin USB
2. Pcie x1 x4 x8 x16- Chip Intel WiFi 6 AX210
Long-distance communication uses 2.4GHz (574Mbps), the high-speed video uses 5GHz (2400Mbps), and high-speed gaming uses 6GHz (2400Mbps).
Features
- Wi-Fi 6E Technology from Intel Upgrade to genuine tri-band WiFi with the WiFi6E AX210. WiFi enters 6GHz. Up to 2.4GHz-574Mbps, 5GHz-2400Mbps, and 6GHz-2400Mbps of speed are available. Without interference and with extremely low latency, 2.4GHz is utilized for long-distance communication, 5GHz for high-speed video, and 6GHz for high-speed gaming.
- Using BT 5.2 Coverage and speed can both be enhanced. The AX210S comes with the most recent BT 5.2 technology. Its speed has grown two times over that of BT 4.2, and its coverage has quadrupled.
- 160MHz Channels and MU-MIMO for Improved Experience When numerous users are sending and receiving data simultaneously, MU-MIMO effectively increases signal gain. Provide between 80 and 160 MHz, double throughput, extremely low latency, and unbroken communication.
- To boost transmission speed, the brand-new 6GHz frequency band has doubled the number of 5GHz frequency bands. To address the issue of connecting multiple devices, the 160MHz channels have also been raised from 2 to 7, and the 80MHz channels have been increased from 6 to 14. The issue of speed reduction is caused by mutual interference.
- WiFi6E AX210 updates your WiFi to a genuine tri-band and allows it to operate at 6GHz. Up to 2.4GHz-574Mbps, 5GHz-2400Mbps, and 6GHz-2400Mbps of speed are available. Utilize 2.4GHz for long distances, 5GHz for high-speed video, and 6GHz for ultra-low latency, high-speed gaming.
FAQs
Does this card support Windows 7?****
No, it only supports Windows 10/11 64-bit.
Does this card support Linux?****
Yes, it supports Linux.
Will this card work with a Mac?****
No, it only works with Windows 10/11 64-bit.
Is the driver included in the package?****
Yes, the driver is included in the package.
Can I use this card on a laptop?****
Yes, you can use it on a laptop.
Is there any other way to install this card?****
Yes, you can install it using a USB adapter.
Where do I plug in my Wi-Fi card?****
The Wi-Fi card is plugged into the empty slot of the system. It can be located by removing the metal plate and aligning the wireless networking card with the PCI-E slot. The card can be straight entered into the PCI-E slot.
Does every PC have a Wi-Fi card?****
Yes, all modern PCs have a Wi-Fi card. Further, it is easy to install one in the system or buy an external wireless network adapter. You can check the availability of this Wi-Fi card in the system by going to the Installed devices list in the Start menu.
What is the purpose of a wireless card?****
A wireless card or wireless network card is a wireless terminal device used to enable internet connection through the wireless connection network under the coverage of a wireless local area network. Therefore, a wireless card installed on an industrial computer is used to enable wireless connectivity to the internet.
How do you choose a Wi-Fi card?****
In a nutshell, there are three wireless standards you’re going to want your WiFI card to be apart of 802.11g, 802.11n, and 802.11ac. All of these provide a higher echelon of wireless speeds, enabling you to have a speedy connection.
Do wireless cards need drivers?****
Unless the WIFI adapter is supported by generic drivers that are already installed in the operating system, you must install drivers before the adapter will function.
What happens if the Wi-Fi card is not working?****
Without a working Wi-Fi card, your computer is unable to process the radio waves that make up Wi-Fi signals and convert them into network information. As such, a fault with your Wi-Fi card could lead to your network connection either becoming unstable or failing altogether.