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This tab allows you to further optimize the
settings of the PCI555WG for your
environment.
NOTE:
Use caution when changing these
settings. While adjusting these settings
from their default values may allow you to
improve the performance of your
connection with the PCI555WG, they may
impair or disable the connection under
some circumstances. If you are unsure as to
whether a setting applies to you, contact
your System Administrator.
Wireless Mode
802.11 B/G mix:
Assumes that both
802.11b and 802.11g devices exist on the
network (default). When selected, this
allows the PCI555WG to connect to
802.11g devices (if present) at speeds of
up to 54 Mbps. This is the recommended
setting.
802.11 B only:
If you are certain you will
be connecting only to 802.11b devices,
you can select this option to force the
card to 802.11b-only mode.
Tx BURST:
Enabling this option may improve the transmission throughput of the
card.
B/G Protection: If your network is a mixed 802.11b/g environment, this feature can reduce
the frequency of data collisions between the card and devices operating in a different
mode. Performance is slightly reduced when this feature is enabled.
Auto:
The PCI555WG automatically enables protection based on the status of the
network (recommended).
On:
The PCI555WG will always enable protection, regardless of network status.
Off:
The PCI555WG will never use protection.
ADHOC_OFDM: If you have configured the card to work in Ad-Hoc mode, it will
automatically default to 802.11b speeds as required by protocol standards. To override
this setting and allow speeds up to 54 Mbps (802.11g), enable this checkbox. (Note: This
only affects performance when the card is used in an Ad-Hoc connection.)
Tx Rate
Auto:
The card will automatically choose the highest possible transmission
throughput speed based on the signal quality and capabilities of other devices
in the connection. The PCI555WG has the capability to increase or decrease
throughput as the environment changes (i.e. interference). This setting is highly