MB Connect Line mbNET MDH810 Manual page 42

Operating Band
Operating Band
Channel
B/G Protection
RTS Threshold
Frag Threshold
WMM Capable
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Version: 3.3.5 – DR05 – 23.03.2017
Select the operating band defined under IEEE 802.11 standard.
Legacy 11 B only
This is the oldest standard for radio networks. If your WLAN-adapter supports newer stand-
ards like 802.11g, then you should use them instead.
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Max. speed:
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Frequenzy:
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Bandwith:
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Range:
Legacy 11 G only
This WLAN-standard is used most at the present. It ensures a broad compatibility to a variety
of WLAN-devices.
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Max. speed:
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Frequenzy:
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Bandwith:
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Range:
11 N only
This standard ensures high transmission speeds and ranges.
Modulation methods and antenna techniques like MIMO (Multiple Input, Multiple Output) are
using the available frequency band more effectively then older standards.
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Max. speed:
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Frequenzy:
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Bandwith:
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Range:
11GN mixed
The standards 802.11 g and 802.11 n are mixed.
11BGN mixed
The standards 802.11 b, 802.11 g and 802.11 n are mixed.
legacy 11 b/g mixed
The standards 802.11 g and 802.11 b are mixed.
Auto: The channel is selected automatically.
1-13: Select a Channel between 1 and 13.
Auto
Always on
Always off
Request-to-send:
The RTS is a handshake-protocol for avoidance of data collision. If the device recognizes a
slower device, then he asks before sending the packet. This process can slow down the data
rate. A value of 500 is recommended.
The fragmentation affects the data rate. You can specify the size of the packets here. Do not
select a too high value.
Active WMM: WMM certification active
Inactive WMM: WMM certification inactive
up to 11Mbit/s
2.4 GHz
22 MHz
Indoor -> 35m / Outdoor -> 120m
max. 54Mbit/s
2.4 GHz
20 MHz
Indoor -> 38m / Outdoor -> 140m
max. 54 – 600 Mbit/s
2.4 / 5 GHz
at 2.4GHz -> 20MHz
at 5GHz -> 40MHz
Indoor -> 70m / Outdoor -> 250m