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- 250kbps - Theoretical throughput of 250 kbps
- 500kbps - Theoretical throughput of 500 kbps (DEFAULT)
- 1000kbps - Theoretical throughput of 1000 kbps with narrow bandwidth
- 1000Wkbps - Theoretical throughput of 1000 kbps with higher sensitivity
- 1250kbps - Theoretical throughput of 1250 kbps
Device Mode - Sets the role the radio will assume in the network.
- Remote (DEFAULT)
- Access Point
- Store and Forward
Network Name - The name of the network. Used to control what networks is connected to.
Valid values: 1 to 31 letters (DEFAULT is mds-nx). The network name string is used to
identify the logical network the device as a member of a network. If the network name does
not match, the device will log an event, to identify network name collisions.
Data Compression – Over the air compression
- lzo - Compresses the over the air traffic with the LZO algorithm
- none - No data compression (DEFAULT)
Header Compression – Disabled by DEFAULT. Enable/disable over the air robust header
compression. This feature compresses IP headers to improve system performance, and is most
useful in applications that rely on IP packets with small payloads, such as terminal server
operations or MODBUS polling. This setting must match on each radio (Remote and AP).
Power - The transmit power of the radio: Valid values: 20 - 30 dBm – DEFAULT is 30dBm
Dwell Time - Time spent on a channel, Valid values: 10 - 400 ms - DEFAULT is 50ms
Beacon Interval - The time interval that the AP will send beacons, the smaller the value the
faster remotes will associate, the larger the value less over the air time is taken up by beacons
and can be used for data. Valid values: 10 - 400 ms – DEFAULT = 150ms
Hop Set - The hop set of the radio - DEFAULT “A”
- A – F - refer to APPENDIX I – Country Specific Information
- Auto - for Remotes - this causes the radio to hunt for an AP, trying different modem
modes. This can take a significant amount of time to sync and begin to pass data.
NOTE Remember to click on the Save button when finished.
Figure 3-43. ISM 900 (NX) EAP Security Settings
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