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9. Navigate through the Aironet Access Point menu to the

link test option. See the AP3500 Technical Reference

Manual for more information.

10. Set up the test options to accurately model the system.

11. Set the test for continuous operation with a 1 second delay.

12. Begin traversing the area around the Aironet Access Point

to determine its coverage. If logging and notes are not

possible with the telnet application, maintain a manual

log.

The telnet session packets are interspersed with test packets

which may have the effect of increasing the round trip time for

some frames. The link test will show progress changes as the

test is being conducted.

The first time delivery success rate for the packet may not be

important for transaction based systems and can result in a

slightly larger range. Using longer packets can provide some

degree of safety margin in the range estimate.

NOTE: Roundtrip time will be effected by the telnet

session maintenance and the hopping overhead.

If Using Windows 95 to perform a link test:

You may use either:

• The link test command in WinDGS

• Linkscope

Link Test Command in WinDGS

WinDGS may be used to assess the performance of RF links.

TCP/IP protocol must be installed to run this link test. See the

Help section of Windows 95/NT for more information on

installing and setting up TCP/IP. An IP address must also be

configured for the Access Point.

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