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UBIQUITI NETWORKS 2.4GHz Air Router User Guide

AirRouter User Guide  
Chapter 3: AirOS™  
SSID Displays the wireless network name (SSID). The  
wireless network name is dependent upon the wireless  
mode selected:  
WAN/LAN Indicates the current status of the WAN and  
LAN Ethernet port connections. This can indicate that a  
cable is not plugged into a device and there is no active  
Ethernet connection.  
While operating in Station mode, displays the SSID of  
the Access Point the AirRouter is associated with.  
AP MAC Displays the MAC address of the AirRouter  
in Access Point or Access Point WDS mode. In Station or  
Stations WDS mode, this displays the MAC address of the  
Access Point the AirRouter is associated with.  
While operating in Access Point mode, this displays  
the SSID configured on the AirRouter. The SSID is  
configured on the Wireless tab.  
Connections Displays the number of wireless devices  
connected to the AirRouter when the device is operating  
in Access Point or Access Point WDS mode. This value is not  
displayed while operating in Station or Station WDS mode.  
Security Displays the wireless security method being  
used on the AirRouter. If None is displayed, then wireless  
security has been disabled.  
Version Displays the version of the AirOS software.  
Noise Floor Displays the current value of the noise level  
in dBm. Noise Floor is taken into account while evaluating  
the signal quality (Signal-to-Noise Ratio SNR, RSSI).  
Uptime This is the total time the AirRouter has been  
running since last power up (reboot) or software upgrade.  
The time is displayed in days, hours, minutes and seconds.  
Transmit CCQ This is an index of which evaluates the  
wireless Client Connection Quality. The level is based on  
a percentage value where 100% corresponds to a perfect  
link state.  
Date Displays the current system date and time. The  
date and time are displayed in YEAR-MONTH-DAY  
HOURS:MINUTES:SECONDS format. The system date and  
time is retrieved from the Internet using NTP (Network  
Time Protocol). NTP Client is enabled by default on the  
Services tab. The AirRouter doesn’t have an internal clock  
and the date and time may be inaccurate if NTP Client is  
disabled or the AirRouter isn’t connected to the Internet.  
TX Rate and RX Rate Displays the current 802.11 data  
transmission (TX) and data reception (RX) rate when  
operating in Station or Station WDS mode.  
Airmax Indicates the AirMax status (Ubiquiti’s proprietary  
TDMA polling technology) when operating in Access  
Point or Access Point WDS mode. If AirMax is enabled, the  
AirRouter will only accept AirMax clients. (Disable AirMax  
for legacy 802.11bgn device compatibility). AirMax also  
features advanced QoS Autodetection settings.  
Channel/Frequency Displays the channel number and  
corresponding operating frequency. The AirRouter uses  
the channel/radio frequency specified to transmit and  
receive data. Valid channel/frequency range will vary  
depending on local country regulations.  
Airmax Quality This displays the AirMax Connection  
Quality. The level is based on a percentage value where  
100% corresponds to a perfect link state.  
Channel Width This is the spectral width of the radio  
channel used by the AirRouter. 5, 10, 20 and 40 MHz  
channel spectrum widths are supported. In Station (or  
Station WDS) 20/40 MHz is the value by default.  
Airmax Capacity This is an index of maximum data  
rate the link is operating at. A Lower Capacity number  
indicates a unit that is bogging the system down.  
ACK/Distance Displays the current timeout value for ACK  
frames. ACK Timeout can be set manually or self-adjusted  
automatically. The ACK Timeout (Acknowledgement frame  
Timeout) specifies how long the AirRouter should wait for  
an acknowledgement from a partner device confirming  
packet reception before concluding there must have been  
an error and resending the packet.  
Monitor  
There are various monitoring tools accessible via the links  
on the Main tab. The default selection is Throughput which  
is displayed as soon as you open the Main tab.  
Throughput  
TX/RX Chains Displays the number of independent  
spatial data streams the AirRouter is transmitting/  
receiving simultaneously within one spectral channel  
of bandwidth. This ability is specific for 802.11n devices  
which rely on multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO)  
technology. Multiple chains increase data transfer  
performance significantly. The number of chains Ubiquiti  
device uses is hardware specific. Every TX/RX chain  
requires a separate antenna.  
WLAN MAC Displays the MAC address of the AirRouter as  
seen on the wireless network.  
Shows a visual representation of the current data traffic  
on the LAN and WLAN in both graphical and numerical  
form. The chart scale and throughput dimension (Bps,  
Kbps, Mbps) changes dynamically according to the mean  
throughput value. The statistics are updated automatically.  
Throughput statistics can be updated manually using the  
Refresh button.  
LAN MAC Displays the MAC address of the AirRouter as  
seen on the LAN (Local Area Network).  
WAN MAC Displays the MAC address of the AirRouter as  
seen on the WAN interface. This is the AirRouter’s MAC  
address that is seen over the Internet.  
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