ABB 5SHY4045L0002 Thyristor card

Channel upon which the radio is currently operating. For a Master, this would match the channel set below. For a Repeater, this would be the channel its Parent is on. When the Link Mode indicates that the unit is in 40 MHz mode, this field indicates the main channel number first followed by the extension channel’s number. Link Mode The 802.11 Mode with which the radio is currently operating. For a Master, this would be the highest mode supported. For a Repeater, this would be the highest common mode supported by the settings of the Repeater and Parent, and the capability of the radio channel. Available Parents Click this button to view the list of Access Points and Bridges (Parents) from which this radio can detect beacons. This button is only available when the radio type is Repeater. Address Table Click this button to view a list of MAC addresses for devices entered in the radio’s address table.

This page is helpful for viewing

 Possible parents for a repeater. The current parent should normally be the radio with the lowest cost and a matching SSID.  Other 802.11 networks in the area.The radio channel on which the device is transmitting. The channel list indicates the channel number as well as the frequency (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz bands). Important: The RadioLinx RLX2 radio is supplied with a dual-band antenna that supports both frequency ranges. If you use a different antenna with the RLX2 radio, you must choose a channel and frequency range supported by the antenna.The IEEE 802.11 connection speed (a, b, g or n). The RadioLinx RLX2 radio supports all of these 802.11 connection speeds. Cost Parent selection cost

This list contains both 802.11 devices

 that are part of the same SSID as the RLX2 itself (for example, "Minerals") as well as devices that belong to different SSIDs (for example, "Network1" and "ProSoftInternal"). This list is updated continuously and can be used for many purposes. The IH radio updates this list with each 802.11 packet that is received, whether from a radio of the same network or one that belongs to another SSID. It can also see radios from other vendors. Once per second the IH radio evaluates the link it has to its parent to determine if this link is the best parent to use. A cost is calculated for each entry and can be seen in the column labeled "Cost" in the preceding table. The cost calculation is based not only on the strongest signal, but on several other factors to provide optimum network communication.

Application industry

The products can be used in the following industries: power plant, paper making, steel, mining, rubber, water supply, cement, chemical industry, glass, printing Textile, machinery, plastics, coatings, medicine, hospitals, food, hotels, scientific research institutions