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Wednesday, May 15th, 2013 1:54 AM

Ideal HPNA Power Levels?

Anyone know what the good HPNA power levels are like? What are the things such as 1 > 2? Also, how do I tell which "Station(Receiver?)" is which?

 

I did an "Extended Test" and got this:

 

Station to Station HPNA PerformancePHY Rate (Mbps)SNR (dB)Rx Power Level - dBPacket Error
1 > 211241.9-11.20  
1 > 311241.9-12.80  
2 > 112840.9-9.30  
2 > 311241.9-21.10  
3 > 112840.8-10.20  
3 > 211241.9-20.50  
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11 years ago

112 and above are proper PHY Rates, the only stat that really matters in HPNA connections.

 

To figure out which ones are which, about only way is to disconnect a connection and it would show up in the table.  That way you would then know which # is which location. 😉

 

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Professor

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11 years ago

Thanks 🙂

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11 years ago

I'm guessing 1 > 2 means "doohicky 1 going to doohicky 2".  It would be a lot clearer to use something like "1 -> 2"

 

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11 years ago


@snotnose wrote:

I'm guessing 1 > 2 means "doohicky 1 going to doohicky 2".  It would be a lot clearer to use something like "1 -> 2"

 


😛

 

No no, 1 is now greater than 2(Mind blown)!

 

 

 

 

I originally figured it just meant "From - to -" too.

 

 

 

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