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Hyperion Series Wireless LAN Controller User Manual
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Parameter Description
dual-band thin AP.
o Channel Loading - Select channel busyness as the strategy to balance
the load of the two radio modules in the dual-band thin AP.
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Channel Usage - If Channel Loading is selected for “Enable Spectrum
Navigation”, set the channel usage rate threshold here to indicate the
channel busyness and idleness. When the channel usage of the radio
module touches this threshold, any new client attempting to associate with
this radio module will be rejected.

Users Number Difference Between Modules - If Users Number is
selected for “Enable Spectrum Navigation”, set the difference threshold in
the number of users between two radio modules here. When the difference
touches this threshold, any new client attempting to associate with the
radio module who has more users will be rejected.
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Reject Time Window - If the user client is rejected by the radio module
due to the load balancing policy, the module will no longer accept
association requests from the rejected client until the rejection time
window is shifted off.
Bluetooth Management
Settings This function is for the specific AP to support Apple iBeacon , which is the
Apple's implementation of Bluetooth low-energy (BLE) wireless technology used to
create a different way of providing location-based information and services to
iPhones and other iOS devices.

Enable Bluetooth - This switch opens the iBeacon Bluetooth function for
thin AP.
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UUID - This is Bluetooth unique service ID for thin AP which will be
broadcast in beacon.
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Major ID - This is an ID of iBeacon.
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Minor ID - This is an ID of iBeacon.

TX Power (-128~ 127)dBm - The radio transmit power of iBeacon’s
beacon broadcast.
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Broadcast Interval (32~16384)*0.625ms - The radio transmit interval of
iBeacon’s beacon broadcast.
Click the Apply button to accept the changes.
Click the Return button to discard the changes and back to the previous page.
6.3. W
IRELESS
P
ROFILE
The Wireless Profile is a set of wireless parameters that act on the air interface side of the thin AP. These parameters in
the wireless profile are strictly defined by the IEEE-802.11 specification, which is the most important part for the wireless
client to associate with the access point. Before configuring these wireless parameters, customer needs more
knowledge about Wi-Fi systems.