IP-COM AP345 User Manual page 77

Wireless Access Point
User Guide
Parameter
GHz
5 GHz
Threshold
Air Interface
Scheduling
Interference
Mitigation
APSD
MU-MIMO
Client Timeout
Interval
Mandatory
Rate
Optional Rate
Description
WiFi network first. Otherwise, devices connects to 2.4GHz or 5 GHz WiFi
network randomly. This parameter only appears on the 5 GHz Radio
Optimization page.
When Prioritize 5 GHz function is enabled, if the 5 GHz WiFi signal strength
AP receives from end user is higher than the 5 GHz threshold value, end
users connect to AP's 5 GHz WiFi network first. Otherwise, end users
connect to 2.4 GHz WiFi network first.
Used to enable/disable the air interface scheduling function.
It helps equal clients' transmission time, thus improving the experience of
clients with high transmission rate.
Select an interference mitigation mode for your AP.
0: The energy detection mechanism is disabled.
−
1: The energy detection mechanism is enabled. When the received
−
signal strength is weaker than -70 dBm, this device stops transmitting
data, so as to prevent packet loss due to interference.
2: The energy detection mechanism is enabled. When the received
−
signal strength is weaker than -50 dBm, this device stops transmitting
data, so as to prevent packet loss due to interference.
3: The energy detection mechanism is enabled. When the received
−
signal strength is weaker than -70 dBm, this device automatically
switches to a better channel.
It enables the AP to reduce power consumption after a specified period
during which no traffic is transmitted or received by the AP. By default, it is
disabled.
Multi-User Multiple-Input Multiple-Output. After this function is enabled,
AP can communicate with multiple users concurrently, avoiding WiFi
network congestion and improving communication. This parameter only
appears on the 5 GHz Radio Optimization page.
It specifies the wireless device disconnection interval of the AP. The AP
disconnects a wireless device if no traffic is transmitted or received by the
wireless client within the interval.
Select the transmission rate sets you want the AP to support. Wireless
devices must supports the basic rate sets you select, or they cannot connect
to the AP's WiFi networks.
Select the transmission rate sets you want the AP to support. Unlike the
basic rate sets, it is acceptable for wireless devices not to support the
supported rate sets you select.
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