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ANIEna
#iwpriv wifi
N
ANIEna
0|1
This parameter enables the Automatic Noise Immunity (ANI) processing in both the driver and the baseband
unit. ANI is used to mitigate unpredictable noise spurs in receive channels that are due to the host system that
the device is installed in. This feature was added for CardBus and PCIE devices sold in the retail market that
were not pre-installed in host systems. Most AP implementations will not enable ANI, preferring to limit noise
spurs by design.
#iwpriv wifi0 ANIEna 1
#iwpriv wifi0 GetANIEna
wifi0 GetANIEna:1
AntSwap
DivtyCtl
#iwpriv wifi
N
AntSwap
1|0
#iwpriv wifi
N
DivtyCtl
AntSel
These commands are used to control antenna switching behavior. For 11n devices, these control which chains
are used for transmit. For Legacy devices, these are used to determine if diversity switching is enabled or
disabled. The AntSwap command is used to indicate when antenna A and B are swapped from the usual
configuration. This will cause Antenna “A” to be used by chain 1 or 2, and Antenna “B” will be used by chain
0. The default is 0, which indicates antennas are not swapped (Antenna “A” to chain 0, Antenna “B” to chain
1,2). The Diversity Control command will enable/disable antenna switching altogether. If Diversity control is
set to Antenna “A” (1) or Antenna “B” (2), the transmitting antenna will not change based on receive signal
strength. If Diversity Control is set to “Variable” (0), then the transmitting antenna will be selected based on
received signal strength. Both commands have associated get commands.
#iwpriv wifi0 AntSwap 1
#iwpriv wifi0 DivtyCtl 2
#iwpriv wifi0 GetAntSwap
wifi0 GetAntSwap:0
#iwpriv wifi0 GetDivtyCtl
wifi0 GetDivtyCtl:0
BcnNoReset
#iwpriv wifi
N
BcnNoReset
1|0
This controls a debug flag that will either reset the chip or not when a stuck beacon is detected. If enabled (1),
the system will NOT reset the chip upon detecting a stuck beacon, but will dump several registers to the
console. Additional debug messages will be output if enabled, also. The default value is 0. This command has
a corresponding get command.
#iwpriv wifi0 BcnNoReset 1
#iwpriv wifi0 GetBcnNoReset
wifi0 GetBcnNoReset:1
CABlevel
#iwpriv wifiN CABlevel
% Multicast
This will set the amount of space that can be used by Multicast traffic in the Content After Beacon (CAB)
queue. CAB frames are also called Beacon Gated Traffic frames, and are sent attached to every beacon. In
certain situations, there may be such a large amount of multicast traffic being transmitted that there is no time
left to send management or Best Effort (BE) traffic. TCP traffic gets starved out in these situations. This
parameter controls how much of the CAB queue can be used by Multicast traffic, freeing the remainder for BE
traffic. The default value of this parameter is 80 (80% Multicast), and the command has a corresponding get
command
#iwpriv wifi0 CABlevel 50
#iwpriv wifi0 getCABlevel
wifi0 getCABlevel:50
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