Ipaddresswifi; Ipgatewaywifi; Ipmaskwifi; Wifichannel - Campbell CR300 Series Product Manual

23.3.61.1 IPAddressWiFi

Specifies the IP address for the Wi-Fi Interface. If specified as zero, the address, net mask, and
gateway will be configured automatically using DHCP.
String data type
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23.3.61.2 IPGatewayWiFi

Specifies the address of the IP router to which the data logger will forward all non-local IP
packets for which it has no route.
String data type
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23.3.61.3 IPMaskWiFi

Specifies the subnet mask for the WiFi interface.
String data type
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23.3.61.4 WiFiChannel

This setting is only applicable when the device is configured to create a network (Configuration).
It then specifies in which channel the network should be created. If Auto is selected, the device
will use only channels 1, 6, and 11 to minimize interference from other networks detected in the
area.
When manually selecting a channel, it should be noted that two Wi-Fi networks operating on the
same channel will interfere with each other and will have to compete for bandwidth. The center
frequencies of adjacent channels are 5 MHz apart and the bandwidth of each channel is 20 MHz
which means that adjacent channels overlap. To completely avoid interference there must be a
spacing of at least 5 channels between each Wi-Fi network. It is therefore recommended to use
channels 1, 6, and 11.
Long data type
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23.3.61.5 WiFiConfig

Configure the WiFi network. Join, create, or disable network.
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