5.6.5. Status (WIFI:Status)
Show current AP wired (Ethernet) MAC address and wireless (WiFi) MAC address, Radio status, WiFi clients
(stations) and related RSSI.
RSSI (signal strength)
RSSI is an indication of the power level being received by the antenna. To determine the relative distance of
the AP from the station. This is used to determine how the Automatic Noise Immunity(ANI) levels are selected.
The relationship between RSSI value X and measured power level Y in dBm will be Y=X-95 approximately.
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Close-Range:
RSSI of beacons from the AP is greater than 40 (high), max 60; or power level is above -
55dBm
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Mid-Range:
RSSI is less than 40 (high), but greater than 7 (low); power level is between -55dBm and -
88dBm
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Long-Range:
RSSI is less than 7 (low); power level is less than -88dBm
5.6.6. Default (WIFI:Default)
Reset the WiFi settings of endpoint to 'endpoint Default Profile' settings, and will take effect after 'ReConfig'
the endpoint. Not include Ethernet settings.
5.6.7. Apply changes to the configuration (WIFI: ReCfg)
Save the "WIFI" settings of the endpoint.
Click RECFG.
The endpoint is restarted, changes made to the configuration pages are saved.
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