vSZ-H, how to set the transmission speed for 2,4?

Question

Hi everyone!
We build a wireless network for entertainment park. They use wireless Intercard debit card readers.

setting the wireless network manual for these reader says that 
**Be sure to also set the Transmission Speed of 2,4 GHz  Radio interface to 2Mbps**

How can this be done via vSZ-H ? Or could it be done at all?

Thank you all in advance.

michael_brado · Answer

Hi Alexander, I kinda think the Intercard debit reader author needs to be clearer.
Transmission (tx_power) is measured in dB, not measured in Mbps, as are Data Rates.
I'm pretty sure they want to make sure we respond to probe requests and beacons seen at 2mbps data rates
in case/if they might be only 802.11b wifi capable.

Pls see this table under Protocol on the Wikipedia page for 802.11:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11

But further to your question, we can only configure the Minimum rate, from 2 -> 5.5 -> 11, but not down/only
to a Maximum of 2mbps.

unknown · Answer

Michael, it is not the Cisco manual, it's Intercard manual. 
Let me ask again:
is there any way to set up an AP to work in 802.11b only with maximum transmittion rate of 2 Mbps?

michael_brado · Answer

I believe Cisco's terminology is Basic (minimum) supported data rate.  1, 2, 5.5, and 11mbps are the 802.11b standard for CCK modlulation.

These correspond to Ruckus 'bss-minrate' and 'mgmt-tx-rate', although they are not mutually exclusive.
Ruckus Default bss-minrate settings will reply to 2mbps client packets, with 2mbps responses.

You should not need to make any changes or adjustments.