7.2 Wireless Bridge – Radio
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MAC Address:
This is the MAC Address for WLAN card and as BSSID for the bridge devices at the other end
that want to link with this unit. The Wireless Bridging uses the BSSID for purposes of
establishing contact.
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Wireless Mode:
WH-9000MESH supports 802.11 b/g Mixed, 802.11g Super and 802.11a modes
Note:
When the WH-9000MESH’s AP is working, we don’t suggest you set up the
bridge’s Wireless mode as 802.11g Super mode. This is because the 802.11g
Supper mode occupy large frequency bandwidth, it may interfere the AP’s
radio signal.
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Tx Rates:
When set to AUTO, the unit attempts to select the optimal rate for the channel. If a fixed rate is
used, the unit will only transmit at that rate.
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Channel No:
The channel number is a means of an assigning frequency that device uses it to
transmit/receive data. The channel number should be same as the one using on the devices
those will be bridge together.
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Tx Pwr Mode:
It is same as AP, support Off, Fix and Auto modes. At Fix mode, there are 5 signal levels you
can select (1 being the smallest power level). If you want to prevent any radio frequency
transmission, set Tx Pwr Mode to off.
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