GIGABYTE GN-A11G - Manual (Page 23)

GN-A11G Wireless LAN Access Point
Note: The standard transmission speeds of 802.11b are are 11M, 5.5M, 2M
and 1M.
Auto Rate
You can select “Enable” or “Disable” in this option. The default setting is
Enable.
Enable
When “Enable” is selected, the transmit rate will
automatically change to the highest rate available. The range
of automatic change is based on the “Transmit Rate”.
Transmit rate:
54M: range from 6M, 9M, 12M, 18M, 24M, 36M, 48M to 54M
48M: range from 6M, 9M, 12M, 18M, 24M, 36M to 48M
36M: range from 6M, 9M, 12M, 18M, 24M to 36M
24M: range from 6M, 9M, 12M, 18M to 24M
18M: range from 6M, 9M, 12M to 18M
12M: range from 6M, 9M to 12M
6M: No automatic change is available and the transmission speed is fixed to
6M.
Disable
The transmission speed does not change automatically and is
defined by “Transmit Rate”.
Hidden ESSID
This setting enables you to hide ESSID, which is needed by the users to
connect to AP. The default setting is Disable.
RTS Threshold
The default value of 2347 shall be retained. In case of inconsist data flow, it
is suggested to make some modifications. Enter a value within the range
0~2347 for the port. RTS (Request To Send) is a function,
requesting
permission to transmit signals. RTS is a collision avoidance method used by all 802.11b
wireless networking devices. In most cases you will not need to activate or administer RTS.
Only if you find yourself in an Infrastructure environment where all nodes are in range of the
Access Point but may be out of range of each other.
ESSID
ESSID or SSID means AP names in the wireless network. You should set
the same ESSID of all APs for dynamic clients to roam among APs. The
SSID is up to 32 ASCII characters in length and case sensitive (ie. Letters in
upper case “A~Z” and lower case “a~z” are unique).
Confirm your setting and click “Apply” button to save the settings in APs.
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