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Looks like AVM Fritz!Box are introducing a new and improved Wifi 6 Modem Router with the new FRITZ!Box 7590 AX .
Technical Specifications
Interfaces:
- Internet access with VDSL (including supervectoring) or ADSL2+
- All-IP telephony
- 4 x gigabit LAN (10/100/1000 Base-T)
- 1 x gigabit WAN port for connections on cable/DSL/fiber optic modems or to the network
- Wireless access point compliant with IEEE 802.11ax, ac, n, g, a
- 2 x USB 3.0 ports for printers and storage media
- DECT base station for up to six handsets
- Internal S0 bus to use ISDN phones or telephone systems for use on an IP-based connection
- 2 a/b ports (either TAE/RJ11) for connecting analog telephones, answering machines and fax
Internet:
- Wireless router with built-in modem for all DSL connections
- Supports VDSL connections up to 300 Mbit/s (including supervectoring) and ADSL2+.
- Supports VDSL Long Reach
- Compatible with Annex-J lines from Deutsche Telekom
- Use of existing internet connections via LAN
- Router operation with a cable modem, fiber optic connection or 3G data dongle (LTE/UMTS/HSPA)
- Stateful Packet Inspection Firewall with port sharing for secure surfing
- NAT, DHCP server, DynDNS client, UPnP AV
- Supports IPv6 for internet, home network and telephony
- Secure remote access over the internet with VPN (IPSec)
- Parental controls with time budget, youth protection module
WiFi:
- Wi-Fi 6 up to 2400 Mbit/s (gross) at 5 GHz and 1200 Mbit/s (gross) at 2.4 GHz
- Wi-Fi 5 up to 1733 Mbit/s (gross) at 5 GHz and Wi-Fi 4 up to 800 Mbit/s (gross) at 2.4 GHz
- Compatible with IEEE 802.11g, b and a wireless standards
- 4 x 4 multi-user MIMO
- Extend your home network with Mesh Wi-Fi via a LAN connection – simply combine two or more wireless access points into one intelligent system.
- Secure upon delivery with WPA2 encryption, WPA3/2 transition mode is also available
- AVM Stick & Surf: automatic security for cable-free surfing
- Wi-Fi can be turned on/off via “WLAN” button and/or connected telephones
- Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS)
- Wi-Fi guest access – secure surfing for friends and visitors
- Wi-Fi auto channel: Automated search for Wi-Fi channel free of interference
- Wi-Fi Eco for optimum performance at minimum power consumption
Telephony:
- Telephone system for All-IP connections with DECT base station for up to six cordless telephones
- Voice transmission encrypted upon delivery
- ISDN S₀ bus for connecting ISDN telephones/ISDN telephone systems
- 2 a/b ports (either TAE/RJ11) for connecting analog telephones, answering machines and fax
- Supports HD telephony for natural and clear sound
- DECT Eco: Frequency channel switches off for maximum ergonomics
- Five integrated answering machines featuring voicemail-to-email
- Manage telephone contacts locally or online (Google, Apple iCloud etc.)
- Fax function including email forwarding (fax-to-email)
- Call diversion, internal calls (intercom), three-way conferencing, call transfer
- Call blocking, alarm, baby monitor, VIP calls and Do not Disturb
- Internet telephony SIP-compliant in accordance with RFC 3261
- Register IP telephones (LAN/WLAN) SIP-compliant
- FRITZ!App Fon for landline calls via your smartphone
Home network convenience:
- Media server makes music, pictures and videos available to devices in the home network (DLNA, UPnP AV)
- MyFRITZ! – access your own FRITZ!Box safely, no matter where you are
- FRITZ!NAS: memory shared by all data in the home network
- Platform for networked applications such as IP TV, video on demand and media streaming, thanks to the powerful dual-core processor
- Parental controls, push service, cloud contacts, online storage
- Wi-Fi guest access – secure surfing for friends and customers
- Wake on LAN over the internet
- Supports DLNA-compliant devices
- Smart Home features integrated in the user interface
- LEDs can be dimmed manually or based on room brightness
https://en.avm.de/products/fritzbox/fritzbox-7590-ax/technical-specifications/
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I also found that it uses a GRX550 – I think I will drop AVM an email of inquiry, just to clarify on both CPU’s
https://boxmatrix.info/wiki/FRITZ!Box_7590_AX
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So I have had feedback from an AVM supplier and they have said the fritzbox 7590AX uses the following chipsets:
Main CPU – GRX550
VDSL Chipset – VRX619
Update: finally had a positive response from AVM support after a few emails as they where reluctant to give me any information, but they did confirm the Fritz!Box 7590 AX uses an Lantiq (now Intel) chipset ;)
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Latest Fritz!Lab beta-firmware: https://en.avm.de/fritz-lab/fresh-from-development/fresh-from-development/
https://en.avm.de/fileadmin/user_upload/DE/Labor/Download/fritzbox-7590_AX-labor-102523.zip
Download information:
Language: Multi-language
Version: 7.39-102523
Date: 13 January 2023Liked by:
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Great links to the Latest Fritz!Lab beta-firmwares for the 7590 AX
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Hello!
Just had this router through new ISP, but it seems to have stopped any IPTV services i was using before hand. Is there a port or something that needs to be opened and more importantly how! sorry if this has been asked before!
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Depends on your provider how TV is supported to your line.
When I want to use TV from my operator it is done only with a special config, which is automatically downloaded to router via ACS (provider server for configuring modems through TR-069).
To do so I need to set factory defaults and it will connect to the server after line-sync and change config.
Otherwise I can manually configure internet-access, but cant configure separate VLAN ID and some other stuff (I even dont know whatever) to modem on my own.
Here in Austria even telephony via operator needs to be set by provider config as it is not running through IP datastream but in different priorized VLAN.
If I port my fixed net telephone number to an alternativ provider there wont be a problem to set up manually, as it will use ordiniary inband VoIP connection.As I dont use IPTV I prefer manual config. Sorry that I cant help any more with your IPTV, dont know how it is done in UK or especially with your IPTV provider.
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