Motorola TEAM Badge (EWB100), Руководство по развертыванию

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EWB100 Usage and Deployment Guide Rev 1.13
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5.2.16 Deltarssi
One of the triggers for a scan is that the received RSSI drops below a certain
threshold. This command specifies the threshold. The command is:
set radio deltarssi n
The default value is 10.
Where n is the RSSI threshold. Like minRssi it is specified as a positive, decimal
value and is converted to a negative number internally. When displayed, it will
also be displayed as large positive number.
5.2.17 Channel mask
This command defines the channels that the radio will scan on looking for APs.
The format is:
set radio chmask xx
Where xx is a 16 bit hex number in which the bits correspond to the channels
upon which the radio will scan Bit 1 of the mask corresponds to channel 1, bit 2
channel 2, etc... Bit 0 is not used.
The default is 0x0842 which corresponds to channels 1, 6, and 11.
5.2.18 roamMissBeacon
EWB100 uses missed beacons as one of the triggers for roaming away from the
current AP. This command defines the number of consecutive missed beacons
that will cause a roam to a new AP. The device will not necessarily roam to
another AP but will perform a scan.
The command is:
set radio roamMissBeacon x
Where x is the number of consecutive missed beacons.
The default is 6.
5.2.19 scanMissBeacon
EWB100 uses missed beacons as one of the triggers for doing an active scan.
This command defines the number of consecutive missed beacons that will
trigger a scan for a new AP. The device will not necessarily roam to another AP
but will perform a scan.
The command is:
set radio scanMissBeacon x
Where x is the number of consecutive missed beacons.
The default is 4.