Cisco: 340 Access Point
6.By default, WEP (Wired Equivalency Privacy) is off. If WEP is desired, obtain the key values from the local administrator of the wireless LAN and use the AP vendor documents for guidance in programming the encryption settings.
Note the WEP settings. The handsets require configuration with identical settings.
7.Navigate to AP Radio > Hardware.
The following table shows additional settings:
Hardware Parameter
Allow broadcast SSID to associate?
Data rates: 1.0
2.0
5.5
11.0
Transmit power
Fragmentation threshold
Beacon period (Kusec)
Data beacon rate (DTIM)
Receive antenna
Transmit antenna
Setting
Yes
Basic
Any
Yes or no Yes or no 30 mW
584 or higher
100
2 Diversity Diversity
Criticality
Recommended
Required
Required
Required
Required
Recommended
Required
Recommended
Recommended
Recommended
Recommended
8.After these parameters have been set, click Apply to accept these settings.
9.Return to the Setup menu and select Advanced to the right of the AP Radio section at the bottom of the screen. It is recommended that the Use Aironet Extensions parameter be set to No.
10.Return to the Setup menu and select Advanced to the right of the AP Radio section at the bottom of the screen. It is recommended that the Change Radio Preamble parameter be changed to Long.
11.The Cisco 340 Access Point has SpectraLink Voice Priority (SVP) active at all times. There is no parameter to enable or disable.
12.Restart the AP.
The AP is now ready for use with SpectraLink 8000 Wireless Telephones.
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