Wireless Bridge Test

[aidank]

I have been making my own wireless IP camera for the last while.

I have 2 of these https://www.engeniustech.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/ENS202_Datasheet_O.pdf one is in the shed connected to the camera and one is in the kitchen and is connected back to the router

and one of these https://www.hikvision.com/UploadFile/image/2013030316560263189.pdf

It runs perfectly most of the time, however sometimes it seems to get a bit sluggish and I see the timestamp on the camera image pausing for 5-10seconds and away we go again, & as I type here the whole lot just went offline. It dropped out at the shed end for some reason too as I cant restart from the comfort of the living room.

Thus I was wondering is there a way of doing a speed test or evaluate for quality on this wireless bridge.

Ping test results look good 5ms

Even though I have a color camera my picture is a bit grey..............maybe its because its one of the lower grade of camera, however when focusing, when someone was up close to the camera v clear and colorful picture

 

[towbar]

presumably the grey picture only when dark - it flicks on the ir leds and then runs in black and white mode

what distance are the routers apart?

Could you connect a pc/laptop at the camera end and run a speedtest do same in house and see if there is a difference.

 

[Endah]

A good few years ago i had to provide wifi for a caravan park, i used 2 x en 202's for the wifi and 2 x en500's for a client bridge, between setting them up and working out the bugs, one getting struck by lightning and randomly dropping out as you said , they broke my heart.
I just didn't think they were user friendly or stable enough to do what i wanted to do.
But yea they do seam to randomly reboot themselves.