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– Band—frequency coverage

;

– Channel—select an operating channel for the router. Interference or any other issues of a wireless

network may be solved by changing the channel. The parameter is recommended to be set to Auto to

avoid interference caused by adjacent networks;

– Auto Channel Timer (min)—the time before the router searches for a better wireless channel. The

parameter is available when the Auto channel is selected (enter 0 to disable);

– Auto Channel Set—defines a channel autoselection mode:

– Full—autoselection scans all available channels to choose one;

– Legacy—autoselection scans a set of channels supported by old devices (for 2.4 GHz range only) to

choose one;

– Custom—austoselection scans channels from the list specified by user in the Allowed Channel

settings and chooses one.

– 802.11n/EWC—compatibility mode for 802.11n Draft2.0 and EWC (Enhanced Wireless Consortium)

equipment;

– Bandwidth—bandwidth of 20 GHz or 40 GHz. When set to 40 MHz, 2 adjacent bandwidths of 20 MHz are

used to broaden the channel's throughput;

– Control Sideband—select the second channel (Lower or Upper) in 40 MHz mode;

– 802.11n Rate—select connection rate;

NTU-RG-1402G-W models support 2.4GHz, NTU-RG-1402G-Wac models – 2.4/5GHz

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