El Capitan recognized the device shows all the supported channels under System Information. Suprise, it connected and showed up without an issue. I tried to see if it would connect to my 5Ghz network on channel 132. I sometimes run El Capitan on my hackintosh PC with the Asus PCE-AC68. Unfortunately, Broadcom does not suppy drivers on thier website. The Asus PCE-AC68 uses a Broadcom BCM4360 chipset. I went ahead and used to channel 132 for my experiment. I used the 3-day trial of WiFi Explorer to see what channels were being used around my home. In my case, someone was already using the channel 161 and wanted to use a different channel on my network. I wanted to figure out how to set Asus PCE-AC68 to see more broadcasting channels. So I changed my AsusWrt-Merlin to channel 161 and rebooted. The AsusWrt-Merlin firmware had auto channel option, however, Netgear you had to specify a channel to use. I remember on my Netgear firmware that I changed the channel to 161. So reloaded the Asus drivers and still did not find my network. However, all my other devices connected without an issue. I noticied, however, my Asus PCE-AC68 would not find my 5Ghz network.

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