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

[alexander_moise]

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]

I think they mean wireless Management frames (probes, beacons, and responses),
and not to reduce these, like with an OFDM-only statement which sets Mgt-frames to 6mbps.

By default Ruckus responds to 1mb probe/beacon requests with 2mbps replies.

[alexander_moise]

No.
It is the manual for setting up a standalone Cisco AP.
And "be sure to set the transmittion speed" meaning is clear.
So, is there any mechanism to fix the tx speed?

[michael_brado]

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.

[alexander_moise]

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?