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Table 8. Connection Settings: wnos.ini files, {username} INI, and $MAC INI files (continued)
Parameter
* Global overrides identically-named user profile
** After sign off, user profile returns to global value
Description
The following are the valid values:
● #define DBGLVL1 (IWL_DL_INFO)
● #define DBGLVL2 (DBGLVL1 | IWL_DL_FW_ERRORS)
● #define DBGLVL3 (DBGLVL2 | IWL_DL_TEMP |
IWL_DL_POWER)
● #define DBGLVL4 (DBGLVL3 | IWL_DL_ASSOC |
IWL_DL_TE)
● #define DBGLVL5 (DBGLVL4 | IWL_DL_DROP |
IWL_DL_RADIO)
● #define DBGLVL6 (DBGLVL5 | IWL_DL_SCAN |
IWL_DL_HT)
● #define DBGLVL7 (DBGLVL6 | IWL_DL_MAC80211 |
IWL_DL_FW)
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RoamScanChannelTime—Allows you to set the time the
thin client stays on one channel for scanning the surrounding
apps. The default value is 2. The RoamScanChannelTime
parameter sets the time to 10 times the provided value. The
time ranges from 10 ms to 150 ms.
For example, if you set RoamScanChannelTime=10, the thin
client stays on one channel for 100ms.
If you do not set the value or if the value is out of range, the
thin client reverts to the default value 2.
RoamScanChannelProbes—Allows you to set the number
of probes the thin client sends out for a channel. The default
value is 4.
This value ranges from 1 to 4.
If you do not set the value or if the value is out of range, the
number of probes is reverted to the default value 4.
PowerSaveControl—Enables or disables power saving for
Intel wireless chips. The default value is 0. This parameter
is applicable to Wyse 5060 thin client. When you enable the
wireless powersave feature on the Wyse 5060 thin client, the
wireless stops functioning occasionally. To resolve this issue,
disable the powersave feature using the PowerSaveControl
parameter.
RSSIAmend—Enables you to manually modify the value of
wireless RSSI. RSSIAmend=5 indicates that the signal level is
increased, and RSSIAmend=-5 indicates that the signal level is
decreased.
[WlanReconnectCount={4, 20000}]—This parameter
enables you to specify the number of times the thin client
scans for the hidden SSID when the access points in a
wireless connection take longer time to reboot.
For example, Device=wireless WlanReconnectCount=200
[WlanBeaconTimeout={0, None}]—This parameter enables
you to set the number of seconds to wait, in order to initiate
roaming after beacon loss timeout in a wireless connection. By
default, the value is set to 2 seconds.
For example, Device=wireless WlanBeaconTimeout=4
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Parameters for wnos INI, {username} INI, and $MAC INI files