| 5G Radio Profile |
Name of the 5G radio profile, which cannot be modified.
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| Radio type |
Radio type.
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| Automatically disable radio |
Whether to enable the automatic shutdown function of a radio.
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| Automatic disabling time |
Start time and end time during which a VAP is disabled.
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| Meanings of Wi-Fi indicator status |
Parameter reflected by the blinking frequency of the Wireless
indicator. - Signal strength: The blinking frequency of the Wireless indicator
on an AP indicates the signal strength. When the Wireless indicator
blinks fast, the signal strength is strong.
- Service traffic: The blinking frequency of the Wireless indicator
on an AP indicates the service traffic volume. When the Wireless indicator
blinks fast, the service traffic volume is high.
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| Channel switching announcement |
Whether channel switching announcement is enabled.
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| Channel switching announcement mode |
Channel switching announcement mode. - Stop traffic transmission: stops data transmission from STAs on
the current channel during channel switching.
- Proceed traffic transmission: continues data transmission on the
current channel during channel switching.
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| Packet-based power control |
Whether per-packet power control is enabled.
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| Packet fragmentation threshold |
Package length threshold for fragmentation.
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| RTS-CTS mode |
RTS/CTS operation mode, which can be: - Cts-to-self: When an AP needs to send data to STAs, it sends a
CTS packet with its IP address as the source and destination addresses.
Then none of the devices within the AP's coverage area sends data
within a specified period. In cts-to-self mode, an AP only needs to
send a CTS packet to avoid channel conflicts in most scenarios. However,
if there is a device within the STA's coverage area but not within
the AP's coverage area, a channel conflict may still occur.
- Rts-cts: When an AP needs to send data to a STA, the AP sends
an RTS packet to all STAs associated with it. After receiving the
RTS packet, none of the devices within the AP's coverage area sends
data within a specified period. After the destination STA receives
the RTS packet, it sends a CTS packet. After receiving the CTS packet,
none of the devices within the STA's coverage area sends data within
a specified period. Using the rts-cts mode to avoid conflicts requires
two packets (RTS and CTS packets), increasing packet overhead.
- Disable: disables RTS-CTS.
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| RTS-CTS threshold |
RTS/CTS threshold.
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| Beacon interval |
Interval at which an AP sends Beacon frames.
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| GI mode |
Guard interval mode. - Short: short guard interval
- Normal: normal guard interval
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| Beamforming |
Whether beamforming is enabled.
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| HT AMPDU |
Whether MPDU aggregation is enabled.
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| Index of maximum length of HT AMPDUs |
Maximum length of an A-MPDU. The value ranges from 0 to
3. - 0: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 8191 bytes.
- 1: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 16383 bytes.
- 2: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 32767 bytes.
- 3: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 65535 bytes.
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| Index of maximum length of VHT AMPDUs |
Maximum length of an A-MPDU. The value ranges from 0 to
7. - 0: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 8191 bytes.
- 1: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 16383 bytes.
- 2: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 32767 bytes.
- 3: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 65535 bytes.
- 4: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 131071 bytes.
- 5: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 262143 bytes.
- 6: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 524287 bytes.
- 7: indicates that the maximum length of the A-MPDU is 1048575
bytes.
Only the AD9430DN-24 (including the mapping RUs),
AD9430DN-12 (including the mapping RUs), AP2030DN, AP4030DN,
AP4130DN, AP5030DN, AP5130DN, AP7030DE, AP8030DN, AP8130DN, AP9131DN, AP9132DN and AP9330DN supports this
parameter.
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| VHT AMSDU |
Indicates that 802.11 packets are sent in A-MSDU aggregation
mode.
Only the AD9430DN-24 (including the mapping RUs),
AD9430DN-12 (including the mapping RUs), AP2030DN, AP4030DN,
AP4130DN, AP5030DN, AP5130DN, AP7030DE, AP8030DN, AP8130DN, AP9131DN, AP9132DN and AP9330DN supports this
parameter.
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| Length of VHT AMSDUs |
Maximum number of subframes that can be aggregated once
in A-MSDU aggregation mode.
Only the AD9430DN-24 (including
the mapping RUs), AD9430DN-12 (including the mapping RUs), AP2030DN, AP4030DN, AP4130DN, AP5030DN, AP5130DN, AP7030DE, AP8030DN, AP8130DN, AP9131DN, AP9132DN and AP9330DN supports this parameter.
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| Utmost power |
Whether a radio sends packets at the maximum power.
Only radios of the AD9430DN-24 (including the mapping RUs),
AD9430DN-12 (including the mapping RUs), AP2030DN, AP4030DN,
AP4130DN, AP5030DN, AP5130DN, AP7030DE, AP8030DN, AP8130DN, AP9131DN, AP9132DN and AP9330DN can send packets
at maximum power.
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| 802.11a Rate Set |
| Basic rate (Mbps) |
Basic rate set of 802.11a.
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| Supported rate (Mbps) |
Supported rate set of 802.11a.
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| Multicast rate (Mbps) |
Multicast rate of wireless packets on the 5 GHz radio.
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| 802.11ac Only the AD9430DN-24 (including the mapping RUs), AD9430DN-12 (including
the mapping RUs), AP2030DN, AP4030DN, AP4130DN, AP5030DN,
AP5130DN, AP7030DE, AP8030DN, AP8130DN, AP9131DN, AP9132DN and AP9330DN supports this parameter.
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| Spatial stream quantity |
Whether the spatial streams support configuration of the
maximum Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) value.
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| Maximum MCS value |
Maximum MCS value supported by the spatial streams.
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| Interference Detection |
| Interference detection |
Whether interference detection is enabled.
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| AP co-channel interference alarm threshold (%) |
Alarm threshold for co-channel interference.
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| AP adjacent-channel interference alarm threshold (%) |
Alarm threshold for adjacent-channel interference.
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| STA interference alarm threshold |
Alarm threshold for STA interference.
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| WMM |
| WMM |
Whether WMM is enabled.
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| Restrict access of non-WMM terminals |
Whether to allow WMM-incapable STAs to connect to a WMM-enabled
AP.
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| Area |
Provides different preset values for the EDCA parameters
in different scenarios. You can directly select a specific scenario
or make an adjustment to the preset values. - Default: specifies the default of an EDCA parameter.
- Voice: indicates that voice packets preempt a channel.
- Voice and video: indicates that voice and video packets preempt
a channel.
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| Packet Type |
Type of packets.
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| AIFSN |
Arbitration inter frame spacing number (AIFSN), which determines
the channel idle time.
In the distributed coordination function
(DCF) protocol, the DCF inter frame space (DIFS) has a fixed value.
WMM provides different DIFS values for different ACs. A larger AIFSN
value indicates that the STA must wait for a longer time and has a
lower priority.
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| ECWmin |
Exponent form of the minimum contention window. ECWmin and
ECWmax determine the average backoff time. A larger value indicates
a longer average backoff time and a lower priority.
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| ECWmax |
Exponent form of the maximum contention window. ECWmax and
ECWmin determine the average backoff time. A larger value indicates
a longer average backoff time and a lower priority.
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| TXOPLimit |
Transmission opportunity limit (TXOPLimit). It determines
the maximum duration in which an STA can occupy a channel. A larger
value indicates a longer duration. If the TXOPLimit value is 0, the
STA can send only one data frame every time it preempts a channel.
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| ACK Policy |
ACK policy, which includes:
Reply: During 802.11 packet exchange, the receiver sends an
ACK packet to confirm the receiving of a packet from the sender.
No reply: The receiver sends no ACK packet to confirm the receiving
of a packet from the sender. It applies to scenarios where communication
quality is good and interference is low.
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