Cisco AIR-PCM340 Installation And Configuration Manual page 109

Chapter 6 Advanced Configuration on Mac OS X
Table 6-6 lists and describes the parameters on the Client Utility Advanced RF Network Settings screen.
Follow the instructions in the table to initially set or change any parameters. Click Apply at the bottom
of the screen to save any changes you make.
Table 6-6
Parameter
Location
Receive Antenna
Transmit Antenna
OL-1377-01
Client Utility Advanced RF Settings Screen Parameters
Description
Allows you to define up to 16 different wireless network profiles for various
operating locations. For each profile you can specify unique RF network
parameters required for that operating location. For additional information
see the "Location Profiles" section on page 6-6.
Range: Up to 16 locations
Default: Default
Specifies the antenna that your client adapter uses to receive data.
• PC card – The PC card's integrated, permanently attached antenna
operates best when used in Antennas 1 and 2 mode (also referred to as
diversity mode). Diversity mode allows the card to use the better signal
from its two antenna ports.
Range: Left Antenna, Right Antenna, Both Antennas
Default: Both Antennas
LM card – The LM card is shipped without an antenna; however, an
•
antenna can be connected through the card's external connector. If a
snap-on antenna is used, diversity mode is recommended. Otherwise,
select the mode that corresponds to the antenna port to which the antenna
is connected.
Range: Left Antenna, Right Antenna, Both Antennas
Default: Both Antennas
PCI client adapter – The PCI client adapter must use the Right Antenna.
•
Default: Right Antenna
Specifies the antenna that your client adapter uses to transmit data. See the
Receive Antenna parameter above for information on the options available
for your client adapter.
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