SIGMATEK BWH, Configuration

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HGW-BWH CONFIGURATION
6 Configuring WLAN Interfaces
This document describes the use and configuration of WLAN interfaces, which are integrated
in SIGMATEK controls.
6.1 Term Definition
Term Explanation
RSDB RSDB ( R ealtime S imultaneous D ual B and), this technology allows the simultaneous use of WLAN
bands (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz).
WPA (2) WPA ( W i-Fi P rotected A ccess) is the implementation of a security standard.
DHCP “ D ynamic H ost C onfiguration P rotocol” is a network protocol used to assign a network configuration
through a server.
6.2 Important Guidelines for WLAN Security
SIGMATEK recommends the use of WPA2 encryption. The longer the password that is
selected, the more secure the connection. Passwords must have a length of at least 8
characters and a maximum of 63 characters.
WPA2 is the recommended encryption with the current technology.
Change the pre-set default password in the control during the initial start-up of the system.
When possible, assign an individual password for each access point.
6.3 Regulatory Limitations and Legislation
Before the initial start-up of wireless networks, check the regulatory and legal requirements.
Limitations and guidelines vary depending on the country (e.g. channels, maximum RF
power). Compliance with regulations and guidelines is mandatory!
6.4 User Guidelines
INFORMATION
Loss of Radio License
Technical changes to the device (such as different antennae), as
well as improper use can lead to the loss of the FCC license and
generate interference. This can affect the function of the device,
as well as nearby devices.
Observe national standards when operating the wireless device!
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