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Wi-Fi and Security Considerations for ClickShare
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The right choice of frequencies and channels in larger scale Wi-
Fi deployments requires thorough knowledge of RF (radio
frequency) and Wi-Fi technology and appropriate tools like
spectrum analyzers. However, a thorough treatment of that
subject is beyond the scope of this white paper. In this paper,
we provide some hints and tips that can be of help in smaller
scale and non-critical installations. In all other cases, we
strongly recommend that ClickShare be installed by
professional integrators with thorough knowledge of RF and
Wi-Fi technology.
As the 2.4 GHz frequency band is usually already very
crowded, and since ClickShare has 5 GHz capabilities, we
recommend using the 5 GHz frequency band
To choose an appropriate channel within the chosen
frequency band (and among the allowed channels for the
country concerned), we recommend using a Wi-Fi channel
visualization tool like the freely available InSSIDer tool
from MetaGeek, which is available on Windows and Mac
OS/X platforms. This tool shows which channels are
already occupied and which are not. Choose a channel
that is still free (or that has weak signals from other APs).
For each frequency band, ClickShare follows the country
regulations in the channels offered. Every ClickShare Base
Unit is factory set for a specific geographical region. Based
on that setting, the administration interface offers only
the legally allowed channels. Once the Base Unit has left
the factory, the factory set region code cannot be
changed. It is also not allowed to install a ClickShare Base
Unit outside the region for which it is intended. This
intended region is indicated in the article number at the
bottom of the Base Unit: EU for Europe, NA for US and
Canada, CN for China, JP for Japan. No such restrictions
apply to the ClickShare Buttons.
ClickShare does not automatically hop to other channels
when there are changes in the RF environment. Therefore,
we advise a regular check in environments where changes
to Wi-Fi and other RF equipment are frequent.
In most cases, your company’s IT department will have a
clear overview of the frequencies in use for different
applications in different areas of the company. So, it is
highly recommended to involve the IT department in your
Wi-Fi deployment.
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