Advanced Setting Of Radio Transmission - STRAIGHT CORE GWP-106VE Betriebshandbuch

Connected Stations:
(Basic setting of the radio module)
Networks Available:
(Basic setting of the radio module)
Click on the "Apply" button in the left corner of the page to save the changes. Now you can switch to set
other parameters or start using the unit.

2.4.2 Advanced setting of radio transmission

On this page it is possible to enter the detailed parameters influencing the wireless operation.
Parameters are set by default, so it is not necessary to change them during standard operation, nevertheless
in an interfered environment their optimising may bring an increase in the transmission speed or a lower
error rate.
Parameter
Authentication type
Threshold of fragmentation
RTS level
Beacon Interval
Line rate
DTIM Period
Preamble type
Hide SSID
English version
Configuration of the wireless access point LAN
Clicking on the "View Active Stations" button opens a window with the list
of currently connected clients and the transmission parameters of each
station.
Using this button for scanning of available networks in the Station
operating mode displays the table showing the available wireless
networks. By selecting the wireless network and pressing the Connect
button the unit will be automatically configured for connection to this
network. If the network uses any of the security protocols, you must
manually configure the security.
Description
This field offers three options. When you choose "Open System", any
station is able to connect to the network regardless of the encryption.
When you choose "Shared key", only the unit can be connected, which
has the same shared key as configured in the security settings. The
"Auto" value combines both these modes.
The threshold of fragmentation states the maximum size of the packet
during the fragmentation of data to be sent. If too low a value is set, the
performance will decrease.
When the site of the packet is smaller than the RTS threshold, the access
point will not use the RTS/CTS mechanism to send this packet.
The time interval in which the access point broadcasts a beacon. A
beacon is used for synchronization of the wireless network.
The line rate states the speed of data transmission used by this access
point. The access point uses for transfer the maximum possible selected
transmission rate.
DTIM is part of the beacon packet which informs units in the energy
saving mode that data transmission will follow. In the case of an increase
in this value, the timeout between the energy saving status and the
transfer into operating mode is increased.
The preamble type defines the length of the CRC block within the
wireless communication. The "Short Preamble" option is suitable for a
high traffic wireless network. The "Long Preamble" option can provide
more reliable communication.
If you disable "Hide SSID", each wireless station located within the
coverage of this access point can ascertain its presence. If you build a
public wireless network, it is recommended to enable this function.
Enabling "Hide SSID" can provide better security.
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