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Connecting AvaLAN to dispenser with SSOM inside
Set your laptop to 10.5.55.200 and attempt to ping all fueling points (Standard Gilbarco protocol is 10.5.55.71 for fueling point 1 and each fueling point will increment up one address) If the ping is successful, try to open a telnet session to ...
Which radio should I use? Why not use a WiFi system?
WiFi systems are generally less secure, due to their popularity, and may not work well due to radio saturation and interference. Range and saturation issues are exaggerated by the wider channels utilized by WiFi and range can be reduced by the ...
Why didn’t my radio come with a product manual?
Manuals are in digital format only readily available from the AvaLAN website.
What is the IP Finder Utility?
AvaLAN’s IP Finder Utility are windows based programs that will discover AvaLAN Wireless radio’s on a Local Area network.
Can the 5.8GHz 100Mbps radio pair with the 5.8GHz 300Mbps radio?
No, it’s not supported.

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Which radio should I use? Why not use a WiFi system?
WiFi systems are generally less secure, due to their popularity, and may not work well due to radio saturation and interference. Range and saturation issues are exaggerated by the wider channels utilized by WiFi and range can be reduced by the ...
What is the IP Finder Utility?
AvaLAN’s IP Finder Utility are windows based programs that will discover AvaLAN Wireless radio’s on a Local Area network.
What is the range of a non-line-of-sight scenario?
Every non-line of sight is unique and the range depends on how many obstructions are in the way, and the size, shape, and density of each obstruction. Foliage is easier to penetrate than a building.
Can a bridge pair become a point-to-multipoint configuration?
AW900xTR and AW2400xTR can be reconfigured for point-to-multipoint configuration. AW58x00 series: Due to licensing and legal requirements, bridge pairs cannot be configured as point to multi-point. To create a point to multi-point system, you need to ...
How do the radios handle encryption?
All AvaLAN products use at least a 128-bit AES FIPS 197 NIST certified encryption protocol. We also offer radios that are NIST certified FIPS140-2 Level 2 encryption.

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