PAN9520 Wi-Fi Module
Values of "TX Power Limit"
Name
TX Power Limit 0
TX Power Limit 1
TX Power Limit 2
TX Power Limit 3
TX Power Limit 4
TX Power Limit 5
TX Power Limit 6
TX Power Limit 7
TX Power Limit 8
TX Power Limit 9
TX Power Limit 10
Setting up the Power Levels for each available Standard
The second configuration step defines power levels for each standard and modulation, whereas
the modulation of standard b and standard g is defined by the related data rates. There are
11 bytes for applying the configuration with some configurations merged to one byte. Bytes
txpwr_index_0 to txpwr_index_7 are stored at byte positions "58" to "65" and correspond
to standard 802.11g and standard 802.11n. The power is defined by the index of the desired
power value txpwr_gdb.
For configuring the power levels of standard 802.11b, there are two possibilities:
•
Set byte txpwr_index_11b_en at byte position "66" to zero. This makes
txpwr_qdb_0 to be used for all 802.11b data rates.
•
Set byte txpwr_index_11b_en to one. txpwr_index_11b_0 and
txpwr_index_11b_1 define the maximum power levels.
Configurations that fulfill the requirements for a valid modular approval are given in the following
table. The configuration requires the power values to be configured as described in
6.1.2 Limiting the Output
Module Integration Guide Rev. 1.1
Power (in dBm) depending on defined Values
txpwr_qdb_0 / 4
txpwr_qdb_1 / 4
txpwr_qdb_2 / 4
txpwr_qdb_3 / 4
txpwr_qdb_4 / 4
txpwr_qdb_5 / 4
(txpwr_qdb_5 / 4) - 1
(txpwr_qdb_5 / 4) - 2
(txpwr_qdb_5 / 4) - 3
(txpwr_qdb_5 / 4) - 4
(txpwr_qdb_5 / 4) - 5
Power.
6 Regulatory and Certification Information
Resulting Power
RED
14 dBm
16 dBm
15 dBm
14 dBm
14 dBm
13 dBm
12 dBm
11 dBm
10 dBm
9 dBm
8 dBm
FCC/IC
18 dBm
16 dBm
15 dBm
14 dBm
13 dBm
12 dBm
11 dBm
10 dBm
9 dBm
8 dBm
7 dBm
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