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Hi,<br />
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I have an access point Advantech (EKI-6311GN) and i need to find the best combination to get the signal as far as it can get. I have two settings : 
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Antenna Gain (dBi)
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Maximum output power (dBm)
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Antenna gain goes from 0 to 14<br />
MOP goes from 12 to 26.<br />
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Whatever combination i use, the sum of the two cannot be over 26, it is blocked. <br />
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Anyone know how these should be used ?<br />
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Thanks !<br />
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Guillaume
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Hi,

I have an access point Advantech (EKI-6311GN) and i need to find the best combination to get the signal as far as it can get. I have two settings : Antenna Gain (dBi)
Maximum output power (dBm)

Antenna gain goes from 0 to 14
MOP goes from 12 to 26.

Whatever combination i use, the sum of the two cannot be over 26, it is blocked. 

Anyone know how these should be used ?

Thanks !

Guillaume

Antenna gain vs maximum output power (per chain) on an access point

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