Configuring with Web Based Management   
6.10 "iFeatures" menu 
  SCALANCE W780/W740 to IEEE 802.11n Web Based Management 
406  Configuration Manual, 08/2018, C79000-G8976-C267-13 
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These settings determine which device generation can establish a connection to this 
device. 
–  Enabled 
Only the devices that communicate with the IEEE 802.11n standard and have the 
"Legacy Free (iPCF-LF)" setting enabled are accepted. WLAN mode IEEE 802.11n 
need not be enabled for this, however.  
This setting prevents performance from being slowed down by the IEEE 802.11 a/b/g 
device generation.  
–  Disabled 
All device generations (IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n) are accepted. 
In access point mode, the table has the following additional columns: 
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Specify which protocol is handled with priority by the WLAN interface. 
–  PROFINET 
if you set PROFINET, there must be no PROFINET controller downstream from the 
client. 
–  EtherNet/IP 
If you set Ethernet/IP, there must be no scanner downstream from the client. 
–  Disabled 
The function is disabled. 
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Select the required cycle time from the drop-down list.  
The following points need to be taken into account when setting the cycle time. Otherwise 
it may not be possible to establish stable communication. 
–  There is only one access point in the system; in other words, the clients move only in 
one wireless cell. In this case, update times >= 16 ms are supported. 
–  There are several access points in the system that communicate over different 
channels. The clients roam between the access points. In this case, select update 
times >= 32 ms. 
In addition to the guide values shown above, remember that the shortest cycle time to be 
set is calculated according to the formula "2 ms * max. number of nodes". 
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The selected setting affects the scanning of the logged-on clients.  
The following settings are available: 
–  All Channels 
The client scans all permitted channels and selects the access point with the best 
signal strength and connects to it. 
–  Next Channel 
The client scans the next channel from its permitted channel list. If an access point is