Difference between revisions of "DWS ADD-ON/Regulatory domain setup"
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A WLAN regulatory domain is a set of laws or policies that control a bounded area. | A WLAN regulatory domain is a set of laws or policies that control a bounded area. | ||
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Currently, there are governing bodies in many countries around the world, like: FCC, IC, RED, Japan (TELEC), Korea (KCC), Brazil (ANATEL), SRRC (China), Australia (RCM) | Currently, there are governing bodies in many countries around the world, like: FCC, IC, RED, Japan (TELEC), Korea (KCC), Brazil (ANATEL), SRRC (China), Australia (RCM) | ||
| − | The main limitations depicted by the regulatory domains affect the available frequencies and the maximum power. | + | The main limitations depicted by the regulatory domains affect the available frequencies and the maximum RF power. |
=== Linux setup === | === Linux setup === | ||
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Regulatory domain[edit | edit source]
A WLAN regulatory domain is a set of laws or policies that control a bounded area.
Currently, there are governing bodies in many countries around the world, like: FCC, IC, RED, Japan (TELEC), Korea (KCC), Brazil (ANATEL), SRRC (China), Australia (RCM)
The main limitations depicted by the regulatory domains affect the available frequencies and the maximum RF power.
Linux setup[edit | edit source]
To setup the regulatory domain under linux systems use the command iw reg set <country code> where <country code> refers to the Country Codes List
DWS WiFi device[edit | edit source]
The embedded FW and the driver SW that support the DWS WiFi device are relesed for good wireless operation for almost all generic WIFI use-cases.
