RLX2 Industrial Hotspot Series
ProSoft Technology, Inc. Page 73 of 212
June 15, 2015
Number of RF links from the radio to the master radio.
Number of other radios that are linked to this radio.
Channel upon which the radio is currently operating. For a Master, this would
match the channel set below. For a Repeater, this would be the channel its
Parent is on.
When the Link Mode indicates that the unit is in 40 MHz mode, this field
indicates the main channel number first followed by the extension channel’s
number.
The 802.11 Mode with which the radio is currently operating. For a Master,
this would be the highest mode supported. For a Repeater, this would be the
highest common mode supported by the settings of the Repeater and Parent,
and the capability of the radio channel.
Click this button to view the list of Access Points and Bridges (Parents) from
which this radio can detect beacons. This button is only available when the
radio type is Repeater.
Click this button to view a list of MAC addresses for devices entered in the
radio’s address table.
Click this button to view the spanning tree status of each bridge port (RF ports
and the RJ45 Ethernet port).
Available Parents
Note: The Available Parents form is not available when the radio type is Master.
This page is helpful for viewing:
Possible parents for a repeater. The current parent should normally be the radio
with the lowest cost and a matching SSID.
Other 802.11 networks in the area.
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