Fluke AIRCHECK User Manual page 65

Some access points have different MAC addresses
for their wired and wireless interfaces.

The authorization status for the access point.

The security status of the access point.

The 802.11 standards that the access point can use.

802.11n capabilities: Notes for access points that can use
the 802.11n standard. See Table 4 on page 59.

AP country setting: The country code that the access
point transmits. If the AP country setting does not agree
with the AirCheck country setting, the access point has
red bars in the 802.11 column. See "802.11d Operation"
on page 43. Also, see Appendix C for a list of country
codes.

AirCheck country setting: The code for the country
selected in Tools > Set country. See "802.11d Operation"
on page 43. See Appendix C for a list of country codes.

Discovered clients: XX, AP reports: XX: The number of
clients that currently are discovered and the amount of
clients the access point reports. "--" is displayed if the
access point does not report the number of clients it has.

Seconds since last heard: The number of seconds since
the tester heard the access point.
Note
Discover Networks and Access Points

Notes for the access point. See Table 3 on page 58.

Press  Clients to connect to the access point. See
page 68.

The channel the tester currently monitors. The
color of the bars shows the status of the country code
for the regulatory domain. See "802.11d Operation" on
page 43

The number of access points the tester hears at
your location. This number does not include virtual
access points if Group virtual access points is selected.
See page 38.
Up to 500 access points can be stored in the tester's
access point database. When the access point icon turns
yellow, it indicates that greater than or equal to 400
access points have been discovered.
When the icon turns red, it indicates that 500 or more
access points have been discovered and the access point
database is full. Any new access points seen will not be
included in the list.

Press  Locate to locate the access point. See page 80.
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