Honeywell Thor VM3 Manual page 176

Logging Enable
Minimum Connection Time
(sec)
Roam RISSI Difference (dBm)
Background Scan
Signal Level (dBm)
Probe Request Interval (sec)
CCX Control
Note: For CCX to be enabled, two settings must be enabled:
• CCX must be enabled (checked) on this screen.
• Enable Atheros Connection Settings must be enabled (checked) on the
If both settings are not enabled, the WLAN radio does not identify itself as CCX V4 compatible when associating to
an access point.
CCX
CCKM
To save changes, tap Apply the button. Confirmation dialogs may be displayed.
To exit without saving changes, tap the X in the upper right of the window.
Tap restore default values, tap the Restore Default Values then tap Apply.
Radio
Power Save
Band Selection
DatRate Selection To limit data rates, check the Limit DataRate checkbox. If checked, select the desired rate (MCS0
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When checked, logging is enabled. Logging can be set to Critical (fewer messages)
or All (more messages). Logging is disabled by default.
Note: Logging is set to disabled after any reboot to prevent log files for taking up
disk space when not needed.
The minimum connection time the radio stays connected to the current access point
before roaming begins. Default 10 seconds, range is 5 to 25.
The minimum signal strength difference between APs before the radio roams. De-
fault 5 dBm, range is 5 to 25.
The minimum signal strength an access point signal must have to be considered for
roaming. Default -65 dBm, range is -80 to -55.
The interval between roam probes. Default 5 seconds, range is 5 to 60.
Use CCX (Cisco Client Extensions) for faster roaming. Default is enabled.
Use CCKM (Cisco Centralized Key Management) for faster roaming. Default is en-
abled.
Set the power save level. Options are Off (default) and Auto-PSM.
Select the bands to use. Options are: A, BG, G, ABG (default).
to MCS15). MCS0 (Modulation and Coding Scheme) 0 is slowest, MCS15 is fastest but subject
to more errors. Default is disabled.
Connection (page 6-5) tab.