Fragmentation Threshold - Philips CPWUA054 User Manual

You can see the value for any of these properties by clicking on a property in the
list in this display. If a value has been set for the property, it appears in the
Value field to the right of the list. To disable a value, click in the Not Present
radio button below the Value field.
Moving the mouse pointer to the Value field and clicking once with the left mouse
button allows you to change the value for the highlighted property. If there are
specific values that can be set, a list of values appears below this field when you
click in it. To choose one of these values, move the mouse pointer down until the
value you want is highlighted, and then click once with the left mouse button. For
those values for which you must specify a numeric value, simply type the value in
this field.
The following sections provide descriptions for the items in the Property list
displayed by this tab.
Configuration Profile
Certain PHILIPS adapters have the ability to use pre-defined profiles with standard
parameters. Such adapters provide the following profiles:
• B only – for operation in 802.11b environments only
• B WIFI – for operation in 802.11b environments conforming to WiFi standards
• G only – for operation in 802.11g environments only
• Mixed – for operation in either 802.11b or 802.11g environments
• Mixed Long – for long-range operation in either 802.11b or 802.11g environments
• Test – for operation under the widest variety of 802.11 conditions

Fragmentation Threshold

The size at which packets will be fragments. The default setting is 2346 bytes.
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