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RLXIB-ICN ♦ 802.11n RadioLinx Configuration Manager
Industrial Client User Manual
ProSoft Technology, Inc. Page 43 of 129
July 25, 2013
Note: Each Radio's configuration is unique. If the hardware supports two radios, there will be two
instances of the Radio Configuration/Status area, one per radio.
For advanced radio configuration, click the Radio tab.
Parameter Description
Link Status
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Connected : The radio is currently connected to a Parent
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Associated : The radio is associated with a Parent, but is not
currently connected
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Connecting : The radio is attempting to connect to a Parent
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Disconnected : The radio is unable to connect to a Parent
Parent The MAC address of the parent radio, if connected
Link Time The amount of time the parent link has been active
RSSI The received signal strength indicator (RSSI) value in dBm from the
parent link; this is a measurement of how strong the connected parent's
signal is as seen by this device.
SNR This is the signal to noise ratio of the parent link.
Current Channel The frequency channel used by the parent link, if connected
11h status Select this check box to enable 802.11h dynamic frequency detection
when operating in the 5 GHz band.
Radar event If 802.11h is enabled, this field indicates if a radar event has been
detected on the 5 GHz channel in use by the parent link
Use host MAC address Select this option to use the MAC address of the Ethernet device
connected to the client radio, rather than the radio's own MAC address.
Use this setting if devices communicating to the host require a
connection to a specific MAC address.
Note : This setting is only applicable in client mode.
Use this MAC address Select this option to enter a custom MAC address for the device.
Note : This setting is only applicable in client mode. In all other roles,
the Radio1 MAC address is applied to all traffic from the radio.
SSID Assign a network name (SSID) of up to 32 characters. The radio uses
this name in all network references. All radios in a network must have
the same SSID. SSID names are case-sensitive.
Hide SSID Select this option to prevent broadcast of the SSID.