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Options Related To: Optimizing Wireless Operation For Your Environment

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Section 3 Configuration Field Multicast Rate: (ADVANCED) Description Sets a specific value for the wireless data rate for multicast/ broadcast applications, since these applications can absorb network capacity more quickly. You can select a specific data rate from those in the pull-down list, to force multicasts or broadcasts to fall within a certain capacity limit. Your WA840 can automatically adjust the wireless data rate when communicating with clients, in order to optimize performance for clients. Select Auto to enable this feature. FACTORY DEFAULT: Auto Options related to: OPTIMIZING WIRELESS OPERATION FOR YOUR ENVIRONMENT Field Fragmentation Threshold: (ADVANCED) RTS Threshold: (ADVANCED) DTIM Interval: (ADVANCED) Description Data communicated over the wireless network is fragmented and sent in "packets", instead of all at once. This is part of the scheme by which the wireless channel is shared among multiple users. The fragmentation threshold sets the size of these "packets", in bytes. The entered value must be between 256 and 2346. FACTORY DEFAULT: 2346 Sets the packet size, in bytes, for Request to Send (RTS) messages sent by the WA840. The entered value must be between 0 and 2347. FACTORY DEFAULT: 2347 Sets the time period to communicate within a Delivery Traffic Indication Message (DTIM), in multiples of Beacon Intervals (see below). A DTIM informs clients when to expect broadcast and multicast messages (allowing them to "power save" in between). The entered value must be between 1 and 255. FACTORY DEFAULT: 3 3-48 WA840

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Section 3
Configuration
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WA840
Field
Description
Multicast Rate:
(ADVANCED)
Sets a specific value for the wireless data rate for multicast/
broadcast applications, since these applications can absorb
network capacity more quickly.
You can select a specific data rate from those in the pull-down
list, to force multicasts or broadcasts to fall within a certain
capacity limit.
Your WA840 can automatically adjust the wireless data rate
when communicating with clients, in order to optimize
performance for clients.
Select
Auto
to enable this feature.
FACTORY DEFAULT:
Auto
Options related to:
OPTIMIZING WIRELESS OPERATION FOR YOUR ENVIRONMENT
Field
Description
Fragmentation
Threshold:
(ADVANCED)
Data communicated over the wireless network is fragmented and
sent in “packets”, instead of all at once.
This is part of the
scheme by which the wireless channel is shared among multiple
users.
The fragmentation threshold sets the size of these “packets”, in
bytes.
The entered value must be between 256 and 2346.
FACTORY DEFAULT:
2346
RTS Threshold:
(ADVANCED)
Sets the packet size, in bytes, for Request to Send (RTS)
messages sent by the WA840.
The entered value must be between 0 and 2347.
FACTORY DEFAULT:
2347
DTIM Interval:
(ADVANCED)
Sets the time period to communicate within a Delivery Traffic
Indication Message (DTIM), in multiples of
Beacon Intervals
(see
below).
A DTIM informs clients when to expect broadcast and
multicast messages (allowing them to “power save” in between).
The entered value must be between 1 and 255.
FACTORY DEFAULT:
3