Nortel BayStack 660, Use Manual

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Using the BayStack 660 Wireless LAN Access Point
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6.
Click Next.
A confirmation dialog box opens.
7.
Click Finish if the information is correct.
The Configuration Completion dialog box opens ( Figure 4-16 ) showing that
the changes are being processed.
8.
Click OK when the process is complete.
Enabling Auto-Negotiate Hop Sequence (FH)
With frequency hopping, a radio transmits and receives on one frequency for a
short period of time and then pseudo-randomly moves to another frequency every
dwell time. Go to
“Setting the Dwell Time (FH)” on page 4-33 for instructions on
setting the dwell time (in TUs). This technology reduces susceptibility to
interference from other transmitters and noise sources in the same 2.4 GHz range
since transmission is constantly shifting from one frequency to the next. Check the
Auto-negotiation parameter or set the Pattern to select the desired hop sequence.
To enable the auto-negotiate hop sequence (FH):
1.
Choose Configure > Group.
2.
Select the group you want to configure.
The Multiple Configuration Wizard dialog box ( Figure 4-15 ) opens.
3.
Click Auto-negotiate hop sequence (FH).
4.
Click Next.
The Auto-negotiate hop sequence (FH) dialog box opens.
5.
Check the check-box to enable (default), or deselect to disable hop
sequence.
6.
Click Next.
A confirmation dialog box opens.
7.
Click Finish if the information is correct.
The Configuration Completion dialog box opens ( Figure 4-16 ) showing that
the changes are being processed.
8.
Click OK when the process is complete.
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