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Wireless
Settings
Radio
Settings
Table
3:
802.11
Data
Rates
(Continued)
Option
Rate
(Max)
Coding
Method
Radio
0
(5
GHz)
Radio
1
(2.4
GHz)
NSS2
‐
MCS5
520
Mbps
256
‐
QAM,
double
stream
√
NSS2
‐
MCS6
585
Mbps
256
‐
QAM,
double
stream
√
NSS2
‐
MCS7
650
Mbps
256
‐
QAM,
double
stream
√
NSS2
‐
MCS8
780
Mbps
256
‐
QAM,
double
stream
√
NSS2
‐
MCS9
866.7
Mbps
256
‐
QAM,
double
stream
√
◆
Tx
Streams
—
Specifies
a
single
stream
at
20MHz
or
a
dual
stream
at
20MHz
and
40MHz
for
signal
transmission.
(Options:
1,
2;
Default
1)
◆
Rx
Streams
—
Specifies
a
single
stream
at
20MHz
or
a
dual
stream
at
20MHz
and
40MHz
for
signal
reception.
(Options:
1,
2;
Default
1)
◆
Tx
Power
—
Adjusts
the
power
of
the
radio
signals
transmitted
from
the
access
point.
The
higher
the
transmission
power,
the
farther
the
transmission
range.
Power
selection
is
not
just
a
trade
off
between
coverage
area
and
maximum
supported
clients.
You
also
have
to
ensure
that
high
‐
power
signals
do
not
interfere
with
the
operation
of
other
radio
devices
in
the
service
area.
(Default:
17
dBm
for
5
GHz
radio,
27
dBm
for
2.4
GHz
radio)
Table
4:
Tx
Power
Power
Radio
0
(5
GHz)
Radio
1
(2.4
GHz)
0
dBM
(1
mW)
√
√
4dBM
(2
mW)
√
√
5
dBM
(3
mW)
√
√
7
dBM
(5
mW)
√
√
8
dBM
(6
mW)
√
√
9
dBM
(7
mW)
√
√
10
dBM
(10
mW)
√
√
11
dBM
(12
mW)
√
√
12
dBM
(15
mW)
√
√
13
dBM
(19
mW)
√
√
14
dBM
(25
mW)
√
√
15
dBM
(31
mW)
√
√
16
dBM
(39
mW)
√
√
17
dBM
(50
mW)
√
√
18
dBM
(63
mW)
√
19
dBM
(79
mW)
√
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