EA6500 - Canon sx510HS - connects, then disc - camera cannot see network

Ok. Previously I had a Netgear WNDR3300 and the camera hooked up to the G network w/o issue and stayed connected. When I am using the EA6500.
First, I only see the Guest 2.4 network when I search for a network on the camera. I do not see the 2.4 or the 5 ghz network. WPS will not find the camera and vice versa. Even if I try the PIN issued by the camera.
Second, when I manually add the camera to the network and type in the password, it connects for about 15 seconds then disconnects.
Third. When using the 'sync' option, the networks still are not seen by the camera but the camera connects to the network I manually added, just like in question 2, and stays connected for however long it takes to sync/copy any and all new images to a folder on my pc.
So I'm confused as to why the camera connected so easily with the netgear and with this Linksys EA6500 it will not keep the connection. any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Hi mtbmesa,
How far is the camera from your router? Aside from the camera do you have other wireless devices that's connecting fine with the router? What is the brand of the camera?
Try these settings:
SSID: should be different for 2.4 GHZ and 5 GHz
Network Mode: MIxed
Security Mode: WPA2/WPA Mixed Personal
Channel Width: 20 MHz
Channel: 3,6 or 9
Let me know if it works.

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