Self Monitoring at Run Time RF Management (Smart RF) simplifies radio frequency (RF) configuration. Smart RF also provides ongoing optimization of radio performance by allowing the APs to dynamically respond to changing RF conditions in real-time.
Smart RF is configured on a per site basis.
To configure a Smart RF policy, navigate to .
| Monitor | When DCS is enabled in monitor mode and traffic or noise levels exceed the configured DCS thresholds, an alarm is triggered and an information log is generated. The DCS monitor alarm is used for evaluating the RF environment of your deployed APs. |
| Active | When DCS is enabled in active mode and traffic or noise levels exceed the configured DCS thresholds, the AP ceases operating on the current channel and uses ACS to find another channel to operate on. DCS does not trigger channel changes on neighboring APs. |
When enabled, ATPC provides your LAN with a stable RF environment by automatically adapting transmission power signals according to the coverage provided by the APs. When you disable ATPC, you are given the option of automatically adjusting the Max Tx Power setting to match the Current Tx Power Level.
ATPC is configured at the device level. To configure ATPC, select . Then select a device from the AP list, and select Configure Device. Under each radio, select Advanced.
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