User's Manual

2. Frequency: Selecting the frequency band that the router is running.

3. Enable Wireless Scheduler: Switch wireless schedule on or not.

4. Date to Enable (Weekdays): Select weekdays to enable Wi-Fi.

5. Time of Day To Enable: Set weekday time to enable Wi-Fi.

6. Date to Enable (Weekend): Select weekend days to enable Wi-Fi.

7. Time of Day To Enable: Set weekend time to enable Wi-Fi.

8. Enable Radio: Select [Yes] to enable wireless radio (wireless network). Select

[No] to disable wireless radio (wireless network).

9. Wireless Mode: Select a Wireless Mode of your 802.11n interface.

10. Channel Bandwidth: Sets manual channel bandwidth.

11. Control Channel: The radio channel for wireless connection operation.

12. Enable TX Bursting: TX Bursting improves transmission speed between router

and 802.11g devices.

13. Tx Power Adjustment: Set the capability for transmission power. The maximum

value is 100%. You can save power and increase security if you don’t require full

wireless range.

NOTE: Increasing the Transmission Power adjustment values may affect the stability

of the wireless network.

14. OBSS RSSI: Configure OBSS RSSI threshold. If OBSS RSSI is greater than

configured value, then only move to 20 Mhz.

15. RTS Threshold: Select a lower value for RTS (Request to Send) Threshold to

improve wireless communication in a busy or noisy wireless network with high

network traffic and numerous wireless devices.

16. Fragmentation Threshold: Set the fragmentation threshold, which is the

maximum fragment size.

17. Beacon Interval: Beacon Interval means the period of time between one beacon

and the next one. The default value is 100 (the unit is millisecond, or 1/1000