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General characteristics Allied Telesyn RP-32EOn
Type of connection:
Wi-Fi
Device type:
access point
Built-in support for 3G (UMTS):
No
Built-in support for WiMAX:
No
Built-in support for LTE:
No
Built-in support for LTE Advanced:
No
ADSL2+:
No
WiFi Technology:
802.11n
The frequency range of the device Wi-Fi:
2.4 / 5 GHz
Max. the wireless connection speed:
300 Mbit/s
MIMO:
Multiple Input Multiple Output
Multiple Input Multiple OutputYes
Autonomy:
No
Options access point / bridge Allied Telesyn RP-32EOn
Web-server:
No
File server:
No
FTP-server:
No
UPnP AV-server:
No
Number of Ethernet Ports:
1
Speed:
1000 Mbit/sec
Repeater mode:
No
Download file:
No
Connect web-camera:
No
VoIP Allied Telesyn RP-32EOn
Built-in VoIP-adapter:
No
Monitoring and Configuring Allied Telesyn RP-32EOn
Console port:
No
Reception / Transmission Allied Telesyn RP-32EOn
Data encryption Allied Telesyn RP-32EOn
WEP:Wired Equivalent Privacy
Wired Equivalent PrivacyYes
WPA:Wi-Fi Protected Access
Wi-Fi Protected AccessYes
WPA2:
Yes
Power transmitter:
20 dBM
Additional information Allied Telesyn RP-32EOn
Power over Ethernet:
Yes
Outdoor Installation:
No
Connectivity of 3G-modem:
No
Connectivity WiMAX-modem:
No
Ability to connect LTE-modem:
No
Dimensions Allied Telesyn RP-32EOn
Depth:
125 mm
Width:
232 mm
Height:
41 mm
Weight:
1880 g
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