User's Guide

Table 30: Radio Modes (continued)
AP Model Radio 1 Radio 2 Radio 3 (Sensor)
AP510i-1 2.4GHz /5GHz (dual band)
• sensor
• b/g
• g/n
• b/g/n
• a/n/ac
• g/n/ax
• a/n/ac/ax
• Client Bridge
• 160 MHz channel width
not supported.
5GHz
• sensor
• a/n/ac
• a/n/ac/ax
• Client Bridge
• 160 MHz channel width
not supported.
AP560i/h 2.4GHz /5GHz (dual band)
• sensor
• b/g
• g/n
• b/g/n
• a/n/ac
• g/n/ax
• a/n/ac/ax
• Client Bridge
5GHz
• sensor
• a/n/ac
• a/n/ac/ax
• Client Bridge
AP39xx 5GHz
• sensor
• a/n/ac
• ac-strict
2.4GHz
• sensor
• b/g
• g/n
• b/g/n
• g/n-strict
Related Topics
AP Client Bridge on page 16
Advanced AP Radio Settings on page 139
Radio as a Sensor
From the configuration Profile screen, set the AP radio mode to Sensor for supported APs. In Sensor
mode, the radio does not service clients. The radio changes channels and functions as a sensor for
ADSP, ExtremeLocation, and Positioning. ExtremeLocation and Positioning can co-exist with any radio
mode. The AP scans all channels that are allowed by the selected country. When the configuration
Profile includes an ADSP profile, the ADSP server controls the channels, and ExtremeLocation and
Positioning report the MAC addresses and RSS values that the radio receives.
ADSP is supported on all ExtremeWireless access points:
• The AP4000 oers a 6 GHz radio band and sensor on the third radio.
• The AP4xx oers a separate sensor radio. On the AP410 and AP460, a white LED indicates sensor
activity.
Add or Edit a
Configuration Profile Configure
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