Advanced Tab
(.. /continued)
(See on previous page Figure 20)
DTIM Interval: This value determines the frequency when the radio will send broadcast/multicast packets to stations in power save mode. This function is associated with the Beacon Period.
Factory default: | 1 (each beacon period or once every 100 |
| milliseconds) |
802.11d | Global Harmonization control. |
Factory default: | Disabled. |
Transmit Power: | This controls the power output permitted to |
| the antenna. If the radio is causing |
| interference to another device, reducing the |
| antenna’s output may help alleviate the |
| problem. Do not reduce the power level for |
| any other reasons. |
Factory default: | High |
WLAN MAC address: | The MAC address of the wireless port. If left |
| blank, the factory preset MAC address will be |
| used. The factory default MAC address is |
| reported on the Information tab report screen. |
Factory default: | blank (hardware MAC address is used) |
Note about the TRIMAR MAC address options:
The TRIMAR AP supports 2 MAC addresses, one used to address the Ethernet port and the other the Wireless port. By default, these are set to a particular unit’s hardware and are unique to the unit.
It is possible to manually enter and override the hardware MAC address by entering the new MAC address information into the following areas:
WLAN MAC address field | - | Advanced Tab |
Ethernet MAC address field | - | WDS Tab |
PEGASUS WIRELESS CORPORATION | TRIMAR TECHNICAL MANUAL | Version 1.0 | Page 18 of 32 |
