CNet Technology 0252WLAP Manual De Usuario

 

User could configure the AP by modifying the contents of each parameter in the above 

dialogue box. Below is a brief explanation of the Access Point parameters:

 

The Access Point can be assigned a name for easy reference here. 

  SSID: 

All wireless devices within the ESS or extended wireless LAN use the SSID. This can be any 

alphanumeric value of up to 32 long. Use this to prevent 

cross communication between two or 

more WLAN in one area. 

  Channel: 

There are 11-14 channels available for with the Access Point. All devices communicating with the 

device must use the same channel. There may be restrictions on which channel can be used in 

some countries. In Canada and the 

US, the IC and FCC authorize channels 1 - 11 for use. 

Note: If there is more than one AP installed in the same place, please separate APs by at least 

4 channels, for example Channel 1 to AP1, Channel 6 to AP2, Channel 11 to AP3…. 

•  RTS Threshold: 

The RTS Threshold sets an upper threshold at which point the device will issue an RTS packet. 

The RTS (Request To Send) packet is used for the purpose of avoiding data collisions on the 

wireless LAN. There are several trade offs to consider when setting this parameter. Setting this 

parameter to a small value causes RTS packets to be sent more often, consuming more of the 

available bandwidth, therefore reducing the apparent throughput of other network packets. 

However, the more often RTS packets are sent, the quicker the system can recover from 

interference or collisions. Refer to the IEEE 802.11 Standard for more information on the RTS/CTS 

mechanism.

 

 

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