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Wireless (WLAN Interface) – Chapter 7
Filter SSID
: This setting affects the AP list displayed on the Home web page. If this
option is active, only the APs are displayed that have a matching SSID. Activation
makes sense if there are a lot of APs active in the WLAN system that have a different
SSID than defined in the profiles.
7.2 Wireless Status Information Service
Figure 57
Wireless (WLAN Interface):
Wireless Status Information Ser
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vice
This
option
allows
the
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status of the WLAN connection
via the devices connected via
the LAN interface.
Interval: Specifies the time in
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terval in seconds in which the
information is sent.
Destination IP: This is the destination address for the status information. A broadcast
address can also be specified here so that all devices connected to the LAN can po
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tentially receive this information.
Destination port: The UDP port on which the receiving device expects data.
Format: Defines the content of the information to be sent.
Example:
„SNR=%snr;APMAC=%bssid;Link=%wlstat
gives e.g:
SNR=34;APMAC=02:12:34:22:aa:33;Link=1
The following values can currently be queried:
Table 37
Wireless (WLAN Interface): Variable formats
Parameter
Function
%wlstat
WLAN state:
–
0 = not connected
–
1 = connected
%txrate
Current transmission bit rate.
%ch
Currently used WLAN channel
%snr
SNR = Signal-to-noise ratio value
%bssid
MAC address of the access point to which the radio
modem is currently connected.
%apname
Name of the AP (not available for all APs)
%wlanip
IP address of the radio modem on the WLAN side
%wlanmac
MAC address of the radio modem on the WLAN side
%dname
device name of the radio modem
%SN
serial number of the radio modem
%FW
Firmware version of the radio modem
%Relay
Status of the on board relay