Wireless Access

Hello everyone, you need to understand with what maximum speed a subscriber device can move in a WIFI network. As an example, external access points 365 are statically installed in the stadium. Cars with subscriber devices move around the stadium or trucks move in a coal mine, access points are installed around the perimeter and there is a subscriber device (CPE) inside the trucks. Maybe someone has a document on the 802.11 standard in which this is indicated, I did not find it on the wi-fi.org website ...

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vladislav vizgalov
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Have you reviewed the AP-365 data sheet. This details the MCS values supported by the AP along with negotiated speeds. However, the client itself will also have a set of support MCS index as well.

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Craig Syme
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 07, 2022 07:25 AM
From: vladislav vizgalov
Subject: Wifi for a moving subscriber

Hello everyone, you need to understand with what maximum speed a subscriber device can move in a WIFI network. As an example, external access points 365 are statically installed in the stadium. Cars with subscriber devices move around the stadium or trucks move in a coal mine, access points are installed around the perimeter and there is a subscriber device (CPE) inside the trucks. Maybe someone has a document on the 802.11 standard in which this is indicated, I did not find it on the wi-fi.org website ...

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vladislav vizgalov
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Thanks, but I was not asking about the maximum data transfer rate (Mbit/s), but about the maximum speed of the subscriber (user devise) in the wifi network relative to the access point (Km/h).

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vladislav vizgalov
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 09, 2022 03:42 AM
From: Craig Syme
Subject: Wifi for a moving subscriber

Have you reviewed the AP-365 data sheet. This details the MCS values supported by the AP along with negotiated speeds. However, the client itself will also have a set of support MCS index as well.

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Craig Syme

Original Message:
Sent: Feb 07, 2022 07:25 AM
From: vladislav vizgalov
Subject: Wifi for a moving subscriber

Hello everyone, you need to understand with what maximum speed a subscriber device can move in a WIFI network. As an example, external access points 365 are statically installed in the stadium. Cars with subscriber devices move around the stadium or trucks move in a coal mine, access points are installed around the perimeter and there is a subscriber device (CPE) inside the trucks. Maybe someone has a document on the 802.11 standard in which this is indicated, I did not find it on the wi-fi.org website ...

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vladislav vizgalov
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