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2 AP-4131 Access Point Product Reference Guide
The AP meets the following:
• the regulatory requirements for Europe and many other areas of
the world
• FCC part 15, class A with no external shielding
• FCC part 15 class B, ETS 300-339 compliance, including CE mark.
The AP has the following features:
• built-in diagnostics including a power-up self-check
• built-in dual antenna assembly with optional diversity
• wireless MAC interface
• field upgradable Firmware
• 10/100Base-T Ethernet port interface with full-speed filtering
• power supply IEC connector and a country-specific AC power cable
• data encryption
• supports multiple MIBs
• SNMP support
• support for roaming across routers
•DHCP support
•BOOTP
•DNS support
• Web browser user interface support
•short RF preamble
• wireless AP mode.
When properly configured, an MU communicating with an AP appears on
the network as a peer to other network devices. The AP receives data from its
wired interfaces and forwards the data to the proper interface.
The AP has connections for the wired network and power supply. The AP
attaches to a wall or ceiling depending on installation-site requirements.