Station name identifier - Enter string up to forty characters in length.
Bridge / Router, Defaults to Bridge mode. Use Router for more advanced IP configurations.
Everything / IP and ARP types only
By default, the Viper only forwards IP and ARP packets (Ethernet II types:
0x0800, 0x0806).
By selecting the "Everything" setting, the Viper will forward all 802.3 Ethernet
II packet types. Use this setting to transport protocols such as IPX,
802.1Q, etc.
Note that this option is not available in router mode because the Viper will
automatically forward all packets per its routing table. When selecting
Router forwarding mode, all relevant IP settings must be configured.
Yes/No (default)
For units that are spread over multiple RF coverage areas, the user needs to
identify the ones that will form the backbone between the coverage areas so
that any unit can talk to any other unit in the network regardless of their
locations. The units that are forming the backbone between the coverage
areas are called Relay Point units. Selecting this parameter will force
the unit to repeat all necessary information from one coverage area to the
next. Refer to the user manual for more details.
Yes/No (default)
The system should not be configured for more than one access point. The access point is considered the gateway to the management network.
Enabled/Disabled (default). Enabling CWID allows the unit to broadcast the FCC Call Sign in Morse code at a certain interval.
CWID Call sign is the FCC Call sign to be broadcast.
CWID Interval is the time interval after which the call sign will be broadcasted.
The on-line diagnostic interval is the time interval in which the unit will broadcast the diagnostic string. Please refer to the user manual for detailed information about the format of the diagnostic string.
Enabled/Disabled (default). Reset the unit at the given frequency.
Unit Reset Interval indicates how long to wait (after power up) before doing a station reset.