AW58300HTA, HTS
User’s Manual
PAGE 12
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Most of the information on the top part of this page was covered in the Digital Configuration section
of this manual. The status information in the lower part of the page is mostly self-explanatory. Here
are a few additional notes:
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Tx/Rx Rate shows the current instantaneous values in kilobits per second. The Byte graph below
shows the history of the same information.
•
Tx/Rx Packet rate and graph show packets per second transmitted and received.
•
Tx/Rx Bytes and Packets show total values accumulated since the last Reboot.
• Tx/Rx Drops are packets not sent or received because of the radio’s interface queue being full.
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Tx/Rx Errors are packets sent or received with unrecovered data errors.
This status page for the Access Point shows the total traffic with all connected Subscriber Units. To see
individual data, return to the Wireless page and click anywhere in the WDS row for that Subscriber
Unit.
By logging into a Subscriber Unit directly and going to the Wireless page and then clicking in the
“Wireless_Radio” row, some additional status information is available that does not appear on the
corresponding Access Point page:
In the “Status” section, the Tx/Rx Rate shown is the raw RF rate calculated based on the Channel
Width and modulation scheme in use. The above screen shot shows that the radio is transmitting and
receiving with 64-QAM and a 5/6 Coding Rate. The RF rate your link can achieve depends upon dis-
tance, signal to noise ratio and interference sources.
The Tx/Rx CCQ (Client Connection Quality) is a value in percent that shows how effectively the theo
-
retical maximum bandwidth is being used. This is measured by taking an average of T
min
/T
real
, where
T
min
is the theoretical minimum time to transmit a frame and T
real
is the actual time.