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HWNAP-300 Hercules Wireless N Access Point
- The Data Rate corresponds to the speed at which
data packets are transferred, both being sent and
received. It is set to Auto by default, but can be
adjusted from 1Mbps (min) to 54Mbps (max).
data packets are transferred, both being sent and
received. It is set to Auto by default, but can be
adjusted from 1Mbps (min) to 54Mbps (max).
- The N Data Rate is specific to the transfer of data
in the 802.11n standard. The values vary from
MCS0 to MCS15.
in the 802.11n standard. The values vary from
MCS0 to MCS15.
- Select the channel bandwidth.
Select bandwidth of 20MHz (on one channel) to limit
interference, or define a higher bandwidth, 40MHz
(two channels), for transmission of your data in total
comfort.
interference, or define a higher bandwidth, 40MHz
(two channels), for transmission of your data in total
comfort.
- The Preamble type defines the size of WiFi
packets. A Short preamble optimizes transfer rates
at the expense of WiFi coverage. A Long preamble
(selected by default) favors WiFi coverage by way of
longer latency times.
packets. A Short preamble optimizes transfer rates
at the expense of WiFi coverage. A Long preamble
(selected by default) favors WiFi coverage by way of
longer latency times.
- If you do not wish for your network to broadcast its
name, select the Disabled radio button.
name, select the Disabled radio button.
If the SSID is hidden, the name of the network will
not be displayed during detection by a WiFi client
(the Network name (SSID) is empty in Hercules WiFi
Station N, for example).
not be displayed during detection by a WiFi client
(the Network name (SSID) is empty in Hercules WiFi
Station N, for example).
Be sure to remember this name, as you will need it
to connect your WiFi devices.
to connect your WiFi devices.
- CTS (Clear-To-Send) protection guarantees the
connection of wireless B, G and N devices to the
Hercules Wireless
connection of wireless B, G and N devices to the
Hercules Wireless
N Access Point when using
wireless B, G and N devices at the same time on the
network.
network.
Enabling this function may reduce the speed of your
Hercules Wireless N Access Point.
Hercules Wireless N Access Point.
5.2. Configuring the DHCP server
This chapter will explain how to configure the internal DHCP server in WiFi Manager N which manages the IP
addresses of your computers.
addresses of your computers.
By default, your Hercules access point's DHCP function is disabled, since it is your modem-router which is
responsible for assigning these addresses (when equipped with this function). However, you can select to
assign the IP addresses from your Hercules access point.
responsible for assigning these addresses (when equipped with this function). However, you can select to
assign the IP addresses from your Hercules access point.
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