Optimizing Radio - Tenda i21 User Manual

Disable 5 GHz SSID Priority
2.4 GHz
Clients connected to
2.4 GHz network
The 5 GHz SSID Priority function takes effect only when both of the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz networks are
enabled, and the two networks share the same SSID, security mode and password.
Airtime Scheduling
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In mixed wireless rates environment, the traditional FIFO (First-in First-out) allocates more air
interface time to clients with low transmission capacity and low spectrum efficiency, reducing the
system throughput of each AP then the system utilization.
The Airtime Scheduling function allocates downlink transmission time to clients so that clients
with high transmission rate could transmit more data, improving the throughput of each AP and
quantity of clients allowed to be connected.

7.3.2 Optimizing Radio

5 GHz wireless network setup is used for illustration here. The configuration procedure for 2.4 GHz
wireless network is similar.
You are recommended to retain the default settings if without the professional guidance.
Choose Wireless > Radio Optimizing.
Step 1
Click the tab to select the band of network to be optimized
Step 2
Change the parameters as needed.
Step 3
Click Save.
Step 4
5 GHz
Clients connected
to 5 GHz network
Enable 5 GHz SSID Priority
2.4 GHz
Clients connected
to 2.4 GHz network
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5 GHz
Clients connected
to 5 GHz network