Regulatory Domain; Profile Setting - Ovislink N.Power User Manual

7.2.1 Regulatory Domain

Wireless Settings -> Regulatory Domain
The Regulatory Domain decides what channels and Tx output power levels are available
for your country. In most cases, the Regulatory Domain is already selected correctly for
your country. Please note that using the wrong Regulatory Domain is strictly prohibited.
If you live inside EU, you must use the ETSI Regulatory Domain. If you live in United
States, you must use FCC domain.
The N.Power is available with the following Regulatory Domain:
Regulatory Domain
ETSI (Europe)
FCC (United States)
South America(11 CH)
South America(14 CH)

7.2.2 Profile Setting

Wireless Settings -> Profile Setting
A profile contains information about a remote AP's network. In Client mode, you can
choose to connect with the remote AP using 2 methods.
1. Using Site Survey to find the AP you want to connect with, and then select the SSID
to connect. This is the easiest way.
Create a profile about t
2.
Profile in this section.
P rocedure to Add a Profile
Click on Pro file Settings on the Wireless Settings Menu. Then click on "Add" to add a
1.
new profile
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Available
Channels
1 ~13
1~11
1~11
1~14
.
he remote AP you want to connect with. We will talk about
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7. Client Mode
Maximum Tx Output Power
20dBm
23dBm
30dBm
30dBm