Calibration
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Whether to enable the radio calibration function.
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| Triggering condition |
Radio calibration mode of Auto, Scheduled, or Manual.
- Auto: The device periodically implements radio calibration at
certain intervals.
- Scheduled: The device triggers radio calibration at the time specified
by the parameter time.
- Manual: Radio calibration is not automatically implemented by
the device, and users need to perform radio calibration on the Radio Planning page.
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| Calibration start time |
Start time of radio calibration. |
| Calibration interval (min) |
Interval of radio calibration. |
| Redundant radio switchover |
Whether to enable the global dual-frequency DCA function and
set the processing mode of redundant radios.- Switch to 5G/Monitor: The redundant 2.4 GHz radio is automatically
switched to 5 GHz radio. If no channel is available on the 5 GHz radio
or the current radio cannot be switched to 5 GHz radio, switch to
the Monitor mode.
- Auto shutdown: The redundant 2.4 GHz radio is automatically disabled.
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| Calibration policy |
Calibration policy set to interference AP, Non-Wi-Fi, or noise
floor mode.- Interference AP: When rogue APs (out of control by an AC) exist
on a network, set the radio calibration policy to rogue-ap. The device
then immediately takes actions to avoid interference.
- Non-Wi-Fi: When non-Wi-Fi interference occurs on a network, the
device immediately takes actions to avoid interference.
- Noise floor: When the noise floor of APs is high due to special
external interference, service experience may deteriorate. With this
radio calibration policy, the device takes actions to avoid interference.
When detecting that the noise floor of the current channel exceeds
the threshold for three consecutive times, an AP notifies the AC of
the high noise floor. The AC then allocates another channel to the
AP and does not allocate the current channel to the AP in 30 minutes.
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| Calibration sensitivity |
Radio calibration sensitivity. |