EWB100 Usage and Deployment Guide
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14 User Interface Customization
14.1
Basic Concepts
Some aspects of the user interface may be altered by configuration settings.
Some define the behavior of buttons while others control how the device behaves
in certain situations. This section defines what may be changed and how to do it.
14.2
Out of range power down
This command defines the behavior of the device if either an 802.11 association
cannot be established or if IP addressing information cannot be fetched from a
DHCP server (assuming DHCP mode is selected in network configuration). If the
value is not zero, then the unit will power down after the indicated period of time
if either of the above conditions exist. The command format is:
set misc oor x
Where
x
is the number of seconds to wait. A value of zero indicates that the unit
will never power down. The value is zero.
The default value is disabled (0).
14.3
Eliminate Flashing of Green LED
If set, the device will not flash the Green LED as a heartbeat. The function is
controlled by the following con
figuration bit in the “misc new” command
:
The bit value is: 0x8000.
The default is to flash the green LED.
14.4
Out of Range Audio Alert Repeat
Normally the device will issue only one indication that it does not have an
association. If this parameter is set, the device will issue such indications on a
regular basis. The function is controlled by the following configuration bit in the
“misc new2” command:
The bit value is 0x0008
The default is to repeat the out of range indication.
14.5
Low Battery Audio Alert Repeat
Normally the device will issue only one indication that the battery level is at
critical levels. If this parameter is set, the device will issue such indications on a
regular basis. The function is controlled by the following configuration bit in the
“misc new2” command:
The bit value is 0x0010
The default is to repeat the low battery warning.
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