Meru Networks WLAN Controllers with AP100, AP201, AP208 | Configuration Guide |
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Multiple floor vertical layout, non-interfering channel coverage
Push-to-talk feature
Push-to-talk (PTT) is a handset communication mechanism supported by the wireless IP telephone system. The mechanism uses multicast data delivery to communicate within the wireless neighborhood. With guaranteed coverage across all access points, push-to-talk often operates on a base rate as low as 1Mbps. Only a small set of handsets (3-4) can operate within a PTT channel on the Meru Wireless system. A recommended method of improvement, beyond multiple channel use for separation, is managing downlink data delivery at a higher rate than uplink by removing the 1 and 2 Mbps basic rates (no base-tx-rates 802.11bg 1 and no base-tx-rates 802.11bg 2) for the ESS Profile. This provides some relief on channel space usage and potentially increases the number of calls within the channel space.
