SmartBridges sB3412 manual Wireless Settings

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2.8.7. Wireless Settings

The following table summarizes the information for the wireless settings.

			Table 2-4 Wireless Settings
	Page Items		Descriptions
			This is the current SSID.
	SSID		User can change the SSID. The SSID is a unique identifier that
			wireless networking devices use to establish and maintain
			wireless connectivity. It is case sensitive and can contain up to 32
			alphanumeric characters. Do not include special characters in the
			SSID.
	Mac Address		When in aCNPT Bridge mode, this is the Radio MAC address of
			the Root Device
			This is the current radio regulatory domain.
	Domain		User can choose the appropriate domain. The pull-down menu
			shows a list of domains supported by radio. Different domains will
			show different channel lists.
			sB Enhanced Mode gives better performance with the
			compression ON. For this reason, it does not support 802.11b and
			third party access point.
			Or
	Radio		The Radio Operating Mode can set to Mixed Mode i.e 802.11
	Operating
			a/b/g
	mode
			Or
			The Radio Operating Mode can be set to 802.11 b only or 802.11
			g only
			This is the current radio channel in the selected domain.
	Channel		This is settable when in aCNPT Bridge mode, user need to enter
			the same channel as the Access Point device from the pull-down
			list.
			The radio channel settings correspond to the frequencies
			available in the user regulatory domain.
	Rates		This indicates the current rate at which the radio is operating,
			which can be set as desired by the user.
	Auto	Rate	Allows radio to fall back to lower data rate.
	Fallback
	Dial-a-Power		Dial-a-Power is used to set the output power of the radio at the N
			Connector.
			The valid radio power range is from -5 dBm to 23 dBm
	Antenna Gain		This is a gain of an antenna attached with the device. The gain
			input here is merely for the purpose of display and calculation of
			the EIRP.
			User can select anywhere between 2.2dBi to 30 dBi.
	RF cable Loss		This refers to the loss of a RF cable connecting antenna to the
			device.
	Status		Display associated link status.
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