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Network ID-- Enter the Secure Data Mode network ID number (0-15)
used to differentiate between multiple Secure Data Mode stations using
the same System Access Pass Phrase. This is used to allow a Secure Data
Mode satellite to specify the Base Station it wants to connect to if two
base stations can be seen by the same satellite. Generally, this value
should be the same as the Channel Number.
802.11 Frequency Setup-- Clicking the Frequency button on the 802.11
Setup screen displays the 802.11 Frequency Setup screen, which allows
you to set the Frequency Channel for your 802.11 radio card.
The 802.11 Frequency Setup screen is used to change the channel and
frequency for one of the remote devices on your network. Note that this
screen is only accessible if you have identified remote devices in your
network. If all devices are in your local network, then the Frequency
Setup screen is unavailable.
Channel/Frequency-- Select the channel and frequency for the remote
device from the drop-down list. See Frequency Channels for a more
detailed explanation of the frequency channels.
[802.11a]
Frequency Channel
149
153
157
161
[802.11b/g]
Frequency Channel
1
2
3
4
5
Radio Transmit Rate-- Select the radio bit rate used to transmit.
Your choices are:
[802.11a]
Transmit Rate
6Mbps
9Mbps
12Mbps
WLAN Cable Access Point 6220 CSU NTPM99CA Rel 2.0 Issue 5 Dec 2005
5745 MHz
5765 MHz
5785 MHz
5805 MHz
6
7
2412 MHz
2417 MHz 8
9
2422 MHz
10
2427 MHz
11
2432 MHz
36Mbps
48Mbps
54Mbps
2437 MHz
2442 MHz
2447 MHz
2452 MHz
2457 MHz
2462 MHz