Wireless configuration
Wireless coverage
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The number of channels available for use in a particular country are determined by the
regulations defined by the local governing body and are automatically configured by the AP
based on the Country setting you define. (See Assigning country settings to a group on
page 6-30.) This means that the number of non-overlapping channels available to you varies
by geographical location.
The following table shows the number of channels that are available in North America, Japan,
and Europe.
Since the minimum recommended separation between overlapping channels is 25 MHz (five
channels) the recommended maximum number of overlapping cells you can have in most
regions is three. The following table gives examples relevant to North America, Japan, and
Europe (applies to 22 MHz channels in the 2.4 GHz band).
In North America you can create an installation as shown in the following figure.
Reducing transmission delays by using different operating frequencies in North America.
Alternatively, you can stagger cells to reduce overlap and increase channel separation, as
shown in the following figure.
Region Available channels
North America 1 to 11
Japan 1 to 14
Europe 1 to 13
North America Japan Europe
cell 1 on channel 1
cell 2 on channel 6
cell 3 on channel 11
cell 1 on channel 1
cell 2 on channel 7
cell 3 on channel 14
cell 1 on channel 1
cell 2 on channel 7
cell 3 on channel 13
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