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Support for channel selection in UNII 5, UNII 6, UNII 7 and UNII 8
Ability to select any primary channel in each UNII x band (e.g., any 20 MHz channel)
Ability to operate in 20 MHz, 40 MHz, 80 MHz, 160 MHz or 320 MHz channels
Will be handled by Channels configuration chapter.
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OpenSync and OVSDB must support a power level setting to operate in standard power mode.
AFC System
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The AFC system requires inputs per AP of geolocation, including location confidence, antenna height, FCC ID and device serial number to an AFC operator.
The AFC will return the allowed power levels per frequency.
The cloud should maintain a list of allowed channel power levels for each AP along with the inforomation information about when the power levels were last updated.
The AFC values should be updated at least 1x per calendar day.
Operation of the AFC is not a necessity for OpenSync, thus use of a 3rd party vendor is allowed. However, the cloud should manage this relationship with the AFC vendor with a cloud-to-cloud interface.
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The controller must support enabling and setting a time interval for off-channel scanning using a non-intrusive channel scanning method with a single radio chain.
The dwell time for the off-channel scan must be configurable.
The off-channel scan must be configurable only to PSC channels or all 20 MHz channels.
The off-channel scan must be configurable in bandwidth size (e.g., 20 MHz, 40 MHz, 80 MHz , and 160 MHz, and 320 MHz)
SM Changes to Support a New Radio
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WiFi 6E uses WPA3 for authentication. WPA2 authentication is not allowed by the WiFi 6E standard.
Requirements
6GHz radio supports many VAPs, STA and AP mode, M-BSSID
SDK
The following SDKs support WiFi 6E:
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