AirLive WLA-9000AP - Manual (Page 41)

4. Web Management: Wireless and WAN Settings
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„ BSSID: This is the remote AP’s MAC address.
„ Channel: The current scanned channel
„ Signal Strength: This is the RSSI value. It will refresh itself every second. The
smaller the absolute value of the RSSI, the stronger the signal. For example
-38dbm is stronger than -70dBm.
4.2.4 Radio Mode (11a, SuperA, TurboA)
Operation Mode -> Setup -> Radio Mode
WLA-9000AP has 4 different options for WLAN transmission. All devices in the same
network should use the same WLAN mode.
• 11a mode
(normal-A): This is the IEEE standard for WiFi operating in 5GHz
frequency band. 11a is the most stable mode. If you are getting packet loss or
disconnection using Super-A or Turbo-A mode. Please use 11a mode instead.
• SuperA:
Super-A add Bursting, Compression, and Fast Frames to increase the
speed over 11a mode. If you live in countries that prohibit the channel binding
technology (i.e. Europe), you should choose “Super-A” If you need more speed than
11a mode. However, this mode is not as stable as 11a mode.
• Super-A with Static Turbo
: Turbo mode uses channel binding technology to
increase the speed further over Super-A mode. This mode might not be allowed in
countries that prohibit channel binding (i.e. some EU countries). This mode will
always turn on the turbo mode in all conditions
• Super-A with Dynamic Turbo
: Dynamic Turbo mode will be turn on only when
adjacent channel is not used. It is also know as intelligent turbo mode. This mode
might not be allowed in countries that prohibit channel binding (i.e. some EU
countries). In addition, this mode does not work in WDS Bridge mode.
4.2.5 Channel
Operation Mode -> Setup -> Channel
The channel is the frequency range used by radio. In 802.11a standard, each channel