AWUS036H USB Adapter User Manual V1.3
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1. AP Setup a wireless network 2 2Wizard 2 User defines wireless network Name SSID less than 32 characters User may skip wireless security Strongly recommend user to setup wireless security to avoid invalid users Back to go previous Next to continue Cancel to close wizard Network Name SSID WLAN_AP The SSID can be discovered by network sniffing By default the SSID is part of the packet header for every packet sent over the WLAN WEP Encryption Disable E Wired Equivalent Privacy makes 802 11b wireless LANs more secure WEP is a protocol that adds security to wireless local area networks Y LANs based on the 802 11b standard 2 3Wizard 3 This page shows SSID amp Security settings Back to go previous Next to continue Cancel to close wizard Network Name SSID WLAN AP Network Key 13 2 4Wizard 4 Select device that connects with internet Back to go previous Next to continue Cancel to close wizard ConnName Device Name FdiLocal Area Realtek ATL8139 Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC 1 Local Area Planex FNY 9702 T Fast Ethernet Adapter 2 5 Wizard 5 Show all settings under AP mode Click Finish to complete wizard setup Network Name SSID W LAN_AP Network Key The internet connection Realtek RTL8139 Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC 15 3 Mode M Wireless configuration is quickly switched to be2. Identity 33 FCC INFORMATION The Federal Communication Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement includes the following paragraph The equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B Digital Device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction may cause harmful interference to radio communication However there is no grantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment dose cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help The user should not modify or change this equipment without written approval Form loopcomm technology Modification could void authority to use this equipment
3. current signal frame information 29 C Statistics Page The Tx Rx status of current wireless connection is shown A statistic analysis of packet transition is listed Counter Name Tx Error Rx Retry Rx CRC Error 500 1000 Rx CRC Error gt 1000 ia a s Eo p kar ae a bm T k B ii At D ey oo o 30 D ICS Page General Advanced Statistics ICS Setting Internet Connection Sharing ICS Connhame Device Mame Local Area Connection Marvell Yukon S8E8056 PCI E Gigabit Ethemet Contre Public Network Local Area Connection Marvell Yukon 88E8056 PCI E Gigabit Ethernet Controller 1 ConnName List all network connections to this system You can pick up one from the listed item s whose network domain you would want to connect to 2 Select Make the desired network connection to public network 3 ICS Internet Connection Sharing It enables this AP to create the domain to share this internet intranet network connection 4 Firewall Any of a number of security schemes that prevents unauthorized users from gaining access to a computer network or that monitors transfers of information to and from the network 5 Apply Execute the current settings 31 Appendix 1 How to Use 802 1x Step by Step Wireless network properties Profile 802 119 SSID Network _ This i a computer to computer ad hoc network wireles access
4. General Wireless Networks Authentication Advanced It from the list and then chek Connect l Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings Available networks i TEST1 4F Available networks i TEST244P To connect to an available network click Configure Test AF amp TESTI AP Configure i TEST2 4P i Test AP ed TEREG Automatically connect to available networks in the order listed IF you are having difficulty connecting to a network click Advanced below Add Learn about zetting up wireless network configuration Close Whether to check or uncheck Show Tray Icon is to shutdown or hide the management GUI E Status Bar The hints or status of the management GUI are presented in the status bar Ready NUM 18 4 2 Station Mode The following explanations focus on the properties area REALTEK USB Wireless LAN Utility Refresh R Set Wizard S hmENOns view AbouktA My Computer Station lt 4 Realtek RTLA187 Access Point file Available Network Advanced Status Statistics Easy Config Status Associated Throughput Speed 54 Mbps Type Infrastructure Encryption AES Tx 0 00 Total 0 06 SSID Test AF Signal Strength LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLL LLL LLL 1007 Link Quality HAMMUUURRARRRR ORR cae Network Address Mac Address OO CO CA amp 01 74 7E IP Address 192 168 1 13 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 16
5. Strength The average signal quality of packets received from wireless network We recommend connecting AP with over 70 signal strength 7 Throughput Diagram Current throughput including transmission Tx and total traffic Total 8 Network Address Mac Address six two digital number of this Wireless LAN USB adapter IP Address assigned network address by DHCP server or self definition in four three digital number format a Subnet Mask the only valid value is 2555 255 255 0 E Gateway It comes from connected AP Your system can not connect internet with this field empty 20 B Profile Page This page provides profiles management such as add remove edit and duplicate just by pressing the respected button Available Profile s The list box shows all the created profiles 21 General Profile Available Network Advanced Status Statistics Easy Config Available Profilets Add Profile Mame SSID Test AP Test AP Remove Edit Duplicate Set Default 1 Add Add a new profile for AP or IBSS Ad Hoc mode 2 Remove Remove the selected profile 3 Edit Edit contents of selected profile 4 Duplicate Make copy of selected profile 5 Set Default Set the selected profile as default selection 6 Available Network Page This page presents all BSS including AP and IBSS around this system You can pick any one of these network connections C Available Network s Show network connec
6. points are not used Channel Wireless network security 802 1 configure This network requires a key for the EAP TYPE Network Authentication WPA 802 1 i i LUTES Data encryption TKIP k Username Identity tester Password Network key Certificate Tester RTVWLAN Confirm network key Key index advanced Step 1 Set Network Authentication mode to WPA 802 1x or WPA2 802 1x Network Authentication WPA 802 1 Open System Shared Key WPA PS Data encryption Data encryption 32 Step 3 Set EAP Type to MD5 GTC TLS LEAP TTLS or PEAP 802 1x configure EAP TYPE TTLS _ v Tunnel Username MSCHAP V 2 Identity PAP Step 3 1 1 When set TTLS set Tunnel Type to CHAP MSCHAP MSCHAP V2 PAP or EAP MD5 802 1x configure EAP TYPE PEAP Tunnel Username Identity Step 3 1 2 When set PEAP set Tunnel Type to MD5 GTC TLS or MSCHAP V2 Step 3 2 If you do not set PEAP to TLS you could use certificate Username Identity Password Step 4 After you finish above steps You should fill up the following fields Username Identity Password User name Certificated user name Identity User s identity on the RADIUS server Password User s password on the RADIUS server 802 1x configure EAP TYPE GTC iw Tunnel Username
7. 6 1 10 ReMew IP iis gt Show Tray Icon Disable Adapter Radio Off Windows zero Config Infrastructure and Ad Hoc With both Infrastructure and Ad Hoc types the properties should look like the picture above Six property pages present different information of current wireless network status Please read the following explanations before you reviewing these pages it could help you to well understand the wireless environment around the system It is easy to use to switch property pages just by clicking left button of mouse on the title of each page The following six sections describe detailed information of each page 19 A General Page This page represents the general information of this adapter General Profile Available Network Advanced Status Statistics Easy Config Status Associated Throughput Speed 54 Mbps Type Infrastructure Encryption AES Tx 0 00 Total 0 00 SSID Test AP Signal strength AAAAAAAAAAAUOONANAAOOOAAAANAAAN sco Link Quaty MANAAAAANANANANANANANNNNNANN sox Network Address Mac Address OO COCA OL 7 A 7E IP Address 192 168 1 13 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 1 10 ReNew IP 1 Status The status of station connection to AP 2 Speed Current transition speed in Mbps Mega Bits Per Second 3 Type Current wireless LAN configuration type 4 Encryption Current encryption mode used 5 SSID Name of wireless network 6 Signal
8. AWUS036H USB Adapter User Manual V1 3 USING THIS DOCUMENT This document provides detailed user guidelines for AWUS036H USB Adapter operation and setting up Though every effort has been made to ensure that this document is up to date and accurate more information may have become available subsequent to the production of this guide Content Chapter 1 Im trOQu Cu One xis ssccessecsessssccscvesscsssecincscvescscsecesiasscvstesedasussaessostecdsessssavaveotecnsees 3 Chapter 2 SPECiwiCatloms ciccsesaieeetocscasnece cc a E 4 Chapter 3 Installation Uninstallation cccccccccsssssssssssssccccccccssssssscccccssscsssssssees 5 Jl Msta tiO sisivedcededechtachee sew esceecaeccewesucuecdacoavetua sus eckecdeuaxecusseesecdacsieeowicucedolecsteasuesel 5 J2 WITATTAS CAN AUI OM assis cs ccace sesame ease ea es eek wa aaa acco Chapter 4 RCWLAN Wireless LAN Management GUI eooosssssssceccecccccosssssssssssoe 12 4 1 Introduction of Main Winndlow c ccccccccsccsccccscccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccsces 12 AZ Station MOA Caesia E EONA AA 18 FSAP NOI a T O 26 Appendix 1 How to Use 802 1x Step by Step Chapter 1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing AWUS036H USB Adapter AWUS036H USB Adapter is a perfect combination of both performance and cost effective product introduced It is sincerely hoped that you can enjoy the wireless world through this solidly profiled wireless adapter It provides a full solut
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10. ance with good signal quality However in a poor signal quality environment data throughput might be worse on high fragment threshold than low fragment threshold 5 RTS Threshold Threshold of Request To Send mechanism The RTS frame will not send out until the packet size over threshold 6 WOL Wake On LAN The wake on LAN is applied for remote control purpose You could wake up a system through network packets For Wireless LAN USB Adapter only the same adapter on another system could wake it up Input MAC Address the six two digit numbers of Wireless LAN USB Adapter on target system Wake Up click this button to wake it up 7 Set Defaults Restore the default value to be current settings 8 Apply Apply the current settings to GUI E Status Page 24 R S General Profile Available Network Advanced Status Statistics Easy Config Manufacturer Realtek NDIS Driver Version 5 1295 516 200 Short Radio Header No Encryption AES Authenticate WPAZ PSK Channel Set FOL MAC Address OO COCAD1 7A 7E Data Rate AUTO Channel Frequency 54 Mbps 10 2457 MHz Status Associated SSID Test AF Network Type Infrastructure Power Save Mode Mone Associated AP MAC 00 COCA S1 A621 Up Time hh mm ss 0 47 09 NDIS Driver Version Driver version Short Radio Header No Encryption Current encryption mode Authenticate Authentication state Channel Set Selected channel plan currently MAC A
11. ddress MAC address of this adapter Data Rate Wireless LAN transition speed Channel Frequency Current channel number Status Wireless network status SSID name of connecting AP Network Type Indicate current network configuration type Power Save Mode Current setting power save mode Associated AP MAC MAC address of connecting AP Associated AP IP IP address of connecting AP Up Time Total connection time F Statistics Page You could watch the Tx Rx status of current wireless connection This page shows a Statistic analysis of packet transition a ol SS l oo o o l A o a 25 4 3 AP Mode A General Page This page provides general information of this AP including name MAC address and list of joined stations General Advanced Statistics ICS SSID english jxlqb1r_AP BSSID 3 OO CO CA NOL 7 Ar 4 Association Table AID Mac Address Life Time 1 SSID The name of this AP 2 BSSID Six two digital numbers of the MAC address of this AP 3 Association Table It is the list of joined stations to this AP 4 AID Association ID The AID field is a value assigned by an AP during association that represents 16 bit ID of a station It is a unique value assigned by AP 5 MAC address It is the six two digit numbers that assemble the MAC address of respected joined station 6 Life Time It 1s the timer that counts down from 10 minutes whenever the AP connects the stati
12. dia Off indows Zero Config DORE ga FF 06 50 ATH m we 20054 29 Radio Off Turn off the radio to save power While the radio is off the links with other wireless network nodes are disconnected User should be aware that while the wireless configuration is in AP mode The radio off will cause the sub network belonging to the AP to be disconnected with internet intranet Disable Adapter Stop wireless USB device REALTEK USB Wireless LAN Utility Refresh R About A WY MyComputer lt j Realtek RTL8187 Wireless 802 Realtek Wireless LAN Configuration Utility i Realtek Semiconductor Corp Copyright c 2003 2007 lt lt Show Tray Icon Disable Adapter Ready 17 Windows Zero Config Switch utility to Windows XP default wireless setting tool REALTEK USB Wireless LAN Utility Refresh R Set Wizard S Mode M MYGU About A Y MyComputer General Available Network Advanced Status Statistics lt Realtek RTL8187 Wireless 802 Status Not Associated Throughput Speed N A Type Infrastructure Encryption N A SSID Link Quality Network Address Mac Address OO CO C4 01 74 7E IP Address 0 0 0 0 Subnet Mask 0 0 0 0 Gateway ReNew IP lt Show Tray Icon C Disable Adapter CJRadio Off Windows Zero Config Ready Connect to Wireless Network 7 Wireless Network Connection 5 Properties EJ The following network s are available To access a network select
13. either Station or AP REALTEK USB Wireless LAN Utility Reftesh R Set Wizard S PON View AboutCA MyComputer tation Profile Available Network Advanced Status Realtek RTLS1S7 Wi Statistics Easy Config Status Associated Throughput Creood GA idle Access Point 4 View V Enable disable the presence of E Status Bar Without the check mark v the E Status Bar will be hidden 5 About A Click the About to show the about dialog The application version and license information are shown in the about dialog lt REALTEK USB Wireless LAN Utility E MyComputer wos Realtek RTLELGF Wir Status Associated Throughput Speed 54 Mbps Type Infrastructure Encryption AES Tx 0 01 Total 0 01 SSID Eg i 100 E ggs REALTEE USB Wireless LAN Utility Version 402 1470519 2007 Copyright tc 2003 2007 Gateway 192 168 1 10 ReNew IP Show Tray Icon Disable Adapter Radio off Windows Zero Config Ready B Adapter List Area All connected adapters on this system with multiple adapter installations are ae in this area It is easy for users to change the selected adapter by one click The contents o properties area are dependant on wireless configuration that the selected adapter is set up If only single adapter is installed on the system only one adapter is always selected lt Ready C Properties Area Realtek RTL8S187 Wi
14. have installed the WLAN USB driver amp utility before please uninstall the old version first 1 Do not plug the wireless LAN USB adapter into your computer USB port before installing the software program Insert the software program CD then auto installation window pops up on following 2 While the following screen pops out click Wyaw helen 3 4 Click Driver Installation Choose a set up language Click Next to process the installation REAL TER USE Wireless LAN Driver and Utility InstallShield Wizard Choose Setup Language Cibo t Hre larria fee be retala nce the chet Eek ster Sched The system starts software installation of the WLAN USB adapter REAL TER USE Wireless LAN Driver and Utility Debut Slatus REALTEK USB Wises LAN Diner and Liy ie comdiquning pout ree oae inccladahor Instat CA MBEBS6891 3056 471 4 AFEF 341A7B67RASD dalal cab Instali 6 On Windows Logo Software Installation screen click Continue Anyway to continue Note Not all the drivers will have this message box Hardware Installation The software you are installing for this hardware Realtek ATLS187 Wireless 802 119 S4Mbps USB 2 0 Network Adapter has not passed Windows Logo testing to verify its compatibility with Windows F Lell me why this testing is important Continuing your installation of this software may impair or destabilize the correct operation of your system either immediately
15. ion of all the IEEE 802 11 b g protocols that pass the WiFi tests and are compatible with all the wireless products with WiFi logo If you have a AWUS036H USB Adapter on hand it means you can connect to the wireless world without any difficulty It also provides all the data rates in the IEEE 802 11 b g standards with both short and long preambles to ensure the compatibility of legacy wireless products and new ones saving the panic works for end users to find compatible products Since the security issue has become one of the most important one in the wireless society it provides you with the full security coverage from the 64 128bits WEP encryptions second generation WPA PSK encryption to the most advanced WPA2 AES encryption WPA2 is the latest security standard currently approved by WiFi standards Saving mode Adhoc wireless Lan Wake on Lan WOL and other exciting features are also included in this AWUS036H USB Adapter This user manual will guide you through these exciting features in the following chapters and we is believed that you will be greatly satisfied with its performance and ease of use Notice The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment IMPORTANT NOTE To comply with the FCC RF exposure compliance requirements no change to the antenna or the device is permitted Any change to the antenna or the device c
16. on successfully If an STA associated to SW AP does not have any interaction with the AP in 10 minutes it will be disassociated from the Infra structure BSS 26 7 Config A dialog of this AP is shown for configuration modification Wireless Network Properties Profile Marne Network NamefSsioi english j lt lqb1r_4aP Channel 1 2412MHz2 _ AUTO Channel Wireless network security This network requires a key For the Following Network Authentication Open System Open System a aes Open System Data encryption Disabled we Key index advanced Network key Confirm network key 7 1 Network Name SSID Name of the AP searchable by other wireless nodes The length of SSID should be shorter than 32 characters 7 2 Channel Select the wireless channel within current channel plan 7 3 Network Authentication amp Data Encryption There are three types of authentication m Open System It is combined with data encryption type to be WEP or to be disabled Encryption disabled you decide to open this AP to every one without network authentication Encryption WEP you decide to setup the basic data encryption with a defined network key 21 28 m Shared Key WEP You decide to apply both authentication and data encryption to prevent unauthouized login m WPA PSK TKIP amp WPA2 PSK TKIP The most advanced authentication and data encryption that provide the best security p
17. or in the future Microsoft strongly recommends that you stop this installation now and contact the hardware vendor for software that has passed Windows Logo testing 7 Click Finish to complete the installation REALTEK USB Wireless LAN Driver and Utility ml ml m lnstall hiak Wizard Complete Setup hat firished inslaling REALTEK USB Wireless LAN Driver and Lily oer pour compter lasad 8 After click Finish to co we ete the installation under Windows XP lt ALL Programs gt menu REALTEK USB wireless LAN Utility program installed lt i Internet J My Documents ce 7 Inbernet Explorer cs E i gt E mail E 5 My Recent Documents Outlook Express m A I W Windows Catalog AN Utility ait REALTEK USE Wireless L E A Files and Settings ral Startup Wizard Internet ah a a ee 9 Insert the wireless LAN USB adapter into your computer USB port the computer detected and active the wireless LAN USB adapter automatically 3 2 Uninstallation From Wireless Network Driver and Utility or Control Panel Change or Remove Programs A Uninstall the WLAN USB Adapter Driver from Start All Programs Click Uninstall or Change Remove to remove Wireless LAN USB Adapter driver E E mail w Windows Catalog Outlook Express A oe 4 Windows Update Dem os
18. ould result in the device exceeding the RF exposure requirements and void user s authority to operate the device Chapter 2 Specifications Host system connections eer TT rey USB date transfer rate USB high speed 480Mbps and full speed 12Mbps Wireless LAN WLAN environment connections Multimode features WLAN Interface ic ant Fully complies with IEEE 802 11 b g specifications 802 11 b DQPSK with data scrambling capability to provide data rate of 1 2 5 5 and 11Mbps WLAN transfer rate 802 11 g A high speed Fast Fourier Transform FFT Inverse Fast Fourier Transform IFFT provide data rate of 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 and 54Mbps Secur Hardware based IEEE 802 111 encryption decryption Pr engine including 64 bit 128 bit WEP TKIP and AES Antenna Detachable dipolar antenna SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Windows System Windows 98SE Me 2000 XP or Windows 64bit PCs must have a device driver installed It allows you to communicate with WLAN Mini USB Adapter PACKAGE CONTENTS 1 AWUS036H USB Adapter 2 Installation Software CD 3 USB Cable Chapter 3 Installation Uninstallation Warning Do not cover or block the airflow to the adapter The adapter will reach a high temperature during use 3 1 Installation Before you proceed with the installation please notice the following descriptions Notel The following installation was operated under Windows XP Proceduresare similar for Windows 98SE Me 2000 Note2 If you
19. pote fee LAN Linear and Ubity Install Sica 11 Chapter 4 Rt WLAN Wireless LAN Management GUI 4 1 Introduction of Main Window REALTEK USB Wireless LAN Utility Sele Pefeesh R Set Wizard S Model Views Abouti4 My Computer General Profile ai Realtek RTLELGF Wi Available Network Advanced Status Statistics Easy Contig Status Associated Throughput Speed 54 Mbps Type Infrastructure C Properties Area Encryption AES SSID T 0 00 Total 0 00 Test AP SLELL ELE ELELLLELLLELLLLLLLLL T fete Network Address Signal Strength B Adapter List Area Mac Address 00 CO CA 01 74 7E IP Address 192 168 1 13 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 1638 1 10 ReNew IP D Global Control Bar E Status Bar Show Tray Icon Disable Adapter Ll Radio Off Windows Zero Config Ready NLM A Main Menu The main menu includes five submenus 1 Refresh R When clicking the refresh menu you can update and re enumerate the contents of adapter list area 12 2 Set Wizard S 2 1 Wizard 1 Click Set Wizard S menu to enter operation wizard Click AP Setup a wireless network To configure Access Point parameters Next to continue Cancel to leave wizard Station infrastructure Connect to a wireless network through the AP Station ad hoc Connect to computer to computer network
20. reless 802 Show Tray Icon Cl Radio Off REALTEK USB Wireless LAN Utility Refresh R Set Wizard S Mode M View Abe General Profile S 5 Encry Signal Stre Link Qu Network Adc Disable Ad Cl Windows The contents of this area are dependent on current wireless configuration The current configuration is determined on previous explanation of submenu Mode The more detailed contents are described in the following wireless configuration sections for both Station and AP mode Status Speed Type Encryption SSID Signal Strength Link Quality Network Address 16 General Profile Svallable Network Advanced Status Statistics Easy Config Associated Throughput S4 Mbps Infrastructure AES T 0 00 Total 0 00 Test AF TUTTI TTT tees CNT ooo Mac Address OO CO C4 01 74 7E IP Address 192 1698 1 13 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 166 1 10 ReMew IF D Global Control Bar Show Tray Icon Disable Adapter Radio off Windows Zero Config Each control item on this bar affects the adapter or management GUI directly Show Tray Icon Checking Show Tray Icon and clicking Close button the management GUI will be minimized and stay on the tray icon located at the right bottom corner of Windows If not management GUI will shut down while clicking Close button with unchecked condition Show Tray Icon Disable Adapter Ra
21. rotection 7 4 ASCH PASSPHRASE The most advanced authentication and data encryption that provide the best security protection m ASCII You should provide either 5 or 13 ASCII characters on Network key edit box m PASSPHRASE You could input words on Network Key edit box 64 bits The generated pass key is 64 bit to be complied with data packets 128 bits The generated pass key is 128 bit to be complied with data packets m Hexadecimal While both ASCII and PASSPHRASE are not checked you should input hexadecimal number in the network key box For example 10 digits hex number for 64 bit WEP or 26 digits hex number for 128 bit WEP 7 5 Key index 1 4 At most four key index to represent the opposite network key B Advanced Page Users could setup the advanced characteristics of network packet for transmission on this page General Advanced Statishcs ICS General Bescon Interval too OTIM Penod Preamble Mode Short Short v Set Dafadts __ Ap CE 1 Beacon Interval This filed indicates the interval between each beacon that this AP sends out in unit of TU 1024 micro seconds 2 DTIM Period The DTIM Period field is the number of Beacon intervals between successive DTIMs 3 Preamble Mode 8 Long higher quality but with lower performance than preamble short mode m Short Normal quality but with higher performance then preamble long mode m Auto select the proper preamble mode by
22. tion around this system General Profile Avallable Network Advanced Status Statistics Easy Config Available Metworkts SSID Channel Encryption Network Authentication I TEST2 AP 6 None Unknown test AP 10 TKIPfSES VPA Pre Shared Keys Add to Profile Mote Double click on item to joinfcreate profile 1 Refresh Rescan network connection around this system 2 Add to Profile Create profile for selected network connection and add it to to profile list D Advanced Page General Profle Available Network Advanced Status Statistics Easy Config Power Save Turbo Mode Fragment Threshold 2346 Onin OoN J Max AUTO a 802 11g b RTS Threshold 2347 Wireless Mode See a N 2432 G 802 1ig b J Preamble Mode frail Auto Please Input MAC Address Channel Plan OO im 00 00 00 io FCC al PSP XLink Mode _ link Enable Set Defaults 22 23 1 Power Save None without power save function Min wake up more frequently to receive packets Max wake up less frequently to receive packets 2 Wireless Mode 802 11b 802 11 g b 3 802 11b Preamble Mode Long higher quality but with lower performance than preamble short mode Short Normal quality but with higher performance than preamble long mode Auto use the preamble mode of current BSS 4 Fragment Threshold The threshold of fragment length Higher threshold increase data transition perform
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