User guide

 Fragment Threshold: Specifies the data packet fragmentation size threshold. When the data

packet is longer than the fragmentation size threshold, the packet will automatically be

divided into multiple packets. Small packets can cause poor network performance, so this

value should not be set too low. Small packets are only beneficial if periodic interference is

causing interference with larger packet sizes.

 RTS Threshold: Specifies the data packet RTS (Request to Send) threshold. When the

packet length exceeds this value, the router will send an RTS to the destination site, and then

negotiates to receive the RTS frame. The wireless station responds with a CTS (Clear to

Send) frame to respond to the router.

 Beacon Interval: Increasing the Beacon interval can increase the wireless network

performance. If you set the client-side beacon interval to a lower value (more frequent) you

can speed up the wireless client connection speed in a number of online and roaming

environments (such as public hotspots). Beacon units are usually in millisecond’s (1 / 1000

second), the default value is 100 ms.

 Preamble Type: The router default uses a long preamble. This prevents the system from

being compatible with legacy IEEE802.11 systems operating at speeds of 1 and 2 Mbps.

 IAPP (Inter-Access Point Protocol): When the terminal using IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN is

roaming between access points, this protocol helps assist the transfer between access points

and assists with load balancing.

 Protection: Conducive to the slower 11 b/g wireless clients. A complex variety of modes

can successfully connect to the 11n wireless network. The default is "Disabled."

 Aggregation: Enhances the local area network to ensure the correct destination of the packet

mechanism.

 Short GL: Can help to achieve high throughput, but it will affect backwards compatibility

and system security.

 RF Output Power: If your wireless clients are placed close to your router, you can reduce the

transmit power to reduce interference with nearby systems and enhance security.