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It includes the 802.11b/g wireless transmission mode settings. Once you have finished
here, just click OK to apply all changes to the Edit Profile and you will return to the Profile
Tab (
Figure 3-2)
. A reboot is
not
needed for changes to take effect.
Figure 3-8 Advanced
Description of items in
Figure 3-8
is as follows:
Wireless Mode:
Sets infrastructure Protocols, including 802.11 B/G mix and 802.11 B
Only. (Default 802.11 B/G mix)
Ad Hoc Wireless Mode:
Sets Ad Hoc Wireless Protocols, including 802.11 B/G mix,
802.11 B Only and 802.11 G Only. (Default: 802.11 B/G mix)
TX Burst:
The longest interval between frames is normally one DIFS while frames are
transmitted. When this setting is open, the longest interval between frames is one SIFS
that means the system is allowed to transmit higher capacity of data in one
interval.(Default: OFF)
B/G Protection:
802.11b uses CCK modulation. 802.11g uses OFDM while CCK
modulation for 802.11b is compatible. To prevent data collision between two stations with
802.11b and 802.11g within range of the same Access Point, it is necessary to set 11B/G
Protection. This setting only functions when 802.11 B/G mix is selected as Wireless Mode.
Three setting are available: AUTO, ENABLE and DISABLE.
This is a mechanism implemented to prevent the “Hidden Node” problem, “Hidden Note” is
a situation in which two stations are within range of the same Access Point, but are not
within range of each other. Therefore, they are hidden nodes for each other and can not
detect each other. This mechanism is a way to prevent data collision when WLAN
equipments require transmission. (Default: Auto)
TX Rate:
This option adjusts settings of TX Rate according to the setting of “Infrastructure
Wireless Mode”. (Default: Auto)
