User guide

Radio and Antenna Configuration
4-22 Configuring the Enterasys Wireless Standalone 802.11n AP
Toconfigurethepropertiesfortheselectedradio:
1. SelecttheRadioMode.Dependi
ngonyourselection,someoftheradiosettingsmaynotbe
available.
2. Makeyo
urantennaselectionsfromtheAntennaSelectiondrop‐downmenu.
Note: When you configure the AP to use specific antennas, the transmission power is automatically
adjusted.
3. (Optional)IftheRadioModeissettoa/n,changetheChannelWidthandtheGuardInterval.
4. (Optional)SettheChannel.
5. (Optional)Ifau
toisselectedintheChanneldrop‐downmenu,defineachannelplanforthe
AP.
6. (Optional)SelecttheAu
tomaticTxPowerControl(ATPC)checkbox.
7. (Optional)SettheMa
xTxPowerlevel.
8. (Optional)IfA
utomaticTxPowerControl(ATPC)isenabled,changetheMinTxPower.and/
orATPCAdjust.
9. (Optional)SettheMa
x%ofNon‐UnicastTraffic.
10. ClickSavetosa
veyourchanges.
Max % of Non-Unicast Traffic Enter the maximum percentage of time that the AP will transmit
non-unicast packets (broadcast and multicast traffic) for each
configured Beacon Period. For each non-unicast packet
transmitted, the system calculates the airtime used by each
packet and drops all packets that exceed the configured maximum
percentage. By restricting non-unicast traffic, you limit the impact
of broadcasts and multicasts on overall system performance.The
default is 50%.
Advanced... Click to access the Advanced Radio Configuration described on
page 4-23.
Function Buttons
Save Click to save your changes.
Undo Click to display the most recently saved values for the settings on
this screen.
Factory Defaults Click to display the fa
ctory defaults on this screen.The factory
defaults are not applied until you click Save.
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