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Motorola EWB100 Usage and Deployment Guide Rev 1.7

5.2.20 roamRssi

One of the triggers for a scan is that the received RSSI drops below a certain

threshold. This command specifies the threshold. The command is:

set radio rssiavg n

The default is -65dbm

Where n is the RSSI threshold. Like minRssi it is specified as a positive, decimal

value and is converted to a negative number internally. When displayed, it will

also be displayed as large positive number.

5.2.21 B rates

This command defines the 11b rates that will be requested as basic rates by the

EWB100 when associating with an AP. The format is:

set radio brates xxxx

Where xxxx is a 16 bit hex number in which the bits correspond to the data rates

that the AP will not use to send data to the device. The bits are assigned as

follows:

• Bit 0 – 1 Mbit/sec

• Bit 1 – 2 Mbit/sec

• Bit 2 – 5.5Mbit/sec

• Bit 3 – 11 Mbit/sec

The default value is 0xf;

5.2.22 blockedrates

This command defines the 11g data rates that the radio will not request from an

AP during the association process. The format is:

set radio blockedrates xxxx

Where xxxx is a 16 bit hex number in which the bits correspond to the data rates

that the AP will not use to send data to the device. The bits are assigned as

follows:

• Bit 0 – 6 Mbit/sec

• Bit 1 – 9 Mbit/sec

• Bit 2 – 12 Mbit/sec

• Bit 3 – 18 Mbit/sec

• Bit 4 – 24 Mbit/sec

• Bit 5 – 30 Mbit/sec

• Etc…

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