I used the AP 1552 Link Calculator to determine the coverage area of my AP deployment, however I have some concerns.I would like to know what the maximum radio range refers to when using an omni-directional antenna. Is this distance the radius or diameter of the coverage area? [code]
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Model : TL-MR3040
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version : 3.14.2 Build 120822 Rel.40902n
ISP : Aircel (chennai, India)
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1.jpg: My problems are: I cant find Aircel Network provider(Chennai , India) in the Mobile ISP list, As you can see the second picture below I can see all network providers except Aircel Network Provider : Please see the picture 2 ( file name is 2)
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