AirVast Technology Inc. WN250GI Manual Do Utilizador

 

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to regain the link then. 

Here displays  the MAC Address of the current associated entry, which could be a 

connected access point in the Access Point mode or computers joining in the 

Peer-to-Peer network. 

This feature indicates the transmission rate of the current connection. 

Here reveals the current channel operated in the wireless network. Note that the 

channel number differs as the radio scans any available channels in the Peer-to-Peer 

mode. 

This feature indicates the rates of transmitting (Tx) and receiving (Rx) data of your 

WLAN USB 802.11 g/b WLAN USB Stick within a short period of time; thus, the 

values vary on a time basis. 

Link  Quality is based on the percentage of successfully transmitted or received 

signal of the associated access point beacon within a limited period. The higher the 

percentage, the better the link quality. The bar graph beside also provides a visual 

interpretation of the current  link quality.  It is noted that the  Link  Quality and 

Signal  Strength  features only apply to the  Infrastructure  mode. They are 

inapplicable in the Peer-to-Peer  mode  since data will be  transferred from many 

different computers. 

You may learn the received signal strength of the baseband processor of the beacon 

signal from the  Signa l Strength bar beside, and it’s also presented in terms of 

percentage. As the signal gets stronger, the signal percentage rate gets higher.  It is 

noted that the Signal Strength and Link Quality features only apply to the Access 

Point  mode. They are  inapplicable in the  Peer-to-Peer  mode  since data will be 

transferred from many different computers. 

If you, as a creator of the wireless network, are communicating with other stations via 

the IBSS mode to form Peer-to-Peer networks, click the  IBSS  (Independent  Basic 

Service Set) tab to specify an operating radio frequency channel from the pull-down 

list under the IBSS Channel Selection section.