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PN 161-11907-004
May 2014
FLC830E / FLC910E User’s Guide
Using the WDS Settings enter the “Base Station” or other “Wireless Repeater” MAC Address of the unit to repeat, if the
unit to connect with is using encryption, enter the type and key in the wds_profile in the VBS/VLAN Settings.
Note: using automatic mode for WDS Settings will disable the “Base Station” operation and only function as a repeater.
Base Station Profile:
Authentication Types / Options
Open System None, WEP64, WEP128, and WEP152
Shared Key WEP64, WEP128, and WEP152
WDS Profile:
Authentication Types / Options
Open System None, WEP64, WEP128, and WEP152
Apply the settings.
The “Wireless Repeater” is configured. It will connect to the “Base Station” to repeat and the RSSI LEDs on the top
should indicate the signal strength.
InterBuilding Mode:
The FLC830E/910E is capable of a proprietary version of wireless repeating mode. This mode is non- standard so
it increases the security of the communications. For this mode Channel / Frequency, Modulation, Bandwidth, and
Encryption type and key must match for the system. Access control can also be used in this mode for limiting the devices
that can connect to the wireless network.
To setup the “Wireless Interbuilding” select “Wireless Interbuilding” from the drop down menu of “Operating Mode”.
Apply this setting; the unit will be in “Wireless Interbuilding” mode.
Select the type of modulation OFDM or CCK.
Select the data rate to use. Note: Best will try to establish the highest possible data rate, but for longer distances using a
fixed lower rate may improve system reliability.
Select the output power, from full – min depending on distance.
Select the bandwidth to use. The bandwidth selected will determine the usable channels / frequency.
Select the Channel to use based on the table below:
Bandwidth FLC830E Ch. Available FLC910E Ch. Available
20 MHz CH1 thru CH11 CH2 or CH3
10 MHz CH1 thru CH11 CH1, CH2, CH3, or CH4
5 MHz CH1 thru CH11 CH1, CH2, CH3, or CH4
Apply the setting changes, if any.