Using the Configuration Management System 33
Setting Wireless
Network Properties
Under System Configuration, click Wireless Network. The Wireless
Network Properties page appears, where you can select different wireless
settings, as described in Table11. When you are finished, click Apply.
The Ethernet Adapter supports Dynamic and Static Turbo modes and
boosts throughput up to 108 Mbps.
The Dynamic Turbo mode allows automatic switching between normal and
turbo modes without modification by the user. The feature increases
throughput when bandwidth demands are high. When bandwidth demands
are low and at regular intervals, normal mode allows legacy connectivity and
new associations. The Dynamic Turbo mode connection between the
Ethernet Adapter and the access point may turn to normal mode connection
if another station associates with the access point in normal mode.
The Static Turbo mode operates by using two radio channels and does
not switch to normal mode. Static Turbo mode must be configured by the
user on both the access point and the station.
Table11 Wireless Network Page
Setting Description
Network Mode Select Wireless Client (Infrastructure) to associate with an
access point.
Select Ad-hoc (Peer-to-Peer) to join or form an ad-hoc network.
Radio Mode See “Network Configuration and Planning” on page9 for
information on selecting the best Radio Mode for your network.
■Select Auto Select to have the Ethernet Adapter select the
best RadioMode automatically.
■Select 802.11a to set the Ethernet Adapter to operate with
either 802.11a mode or 802.11a Dynamic Turbo mode.
Dynamic Turbo mode is entered only when the channel is
set to 40, 48, 56, 153, or 161 for 802.11a networks.
■Select 802.11a Turbo to set the Ethernet Adapter to
operate with 802.11a Static Turbo mode. Do not select this
mode unless the access point you intend to associate with is
running in 802.11a Static Mode.
■Select 802.11b/802.11g to set the Ethernet Adapter to
operate with either 802.11b/g mode or 802.11g Dynamic
Turbo mode. Dynamic Turbo mode is entered only when
the channel is set to 6 for 802.11g networks.
■Select 802.11g Turbo to set the Ethernet Adapter to
operate with 802.11g Static Turbo mode. Do not select this
mode unless the access point you intend to associate with is
running in 802.11g Static mode.