Limit for packet size when to use RTS/CTS protocol.

If a bit in this mask is set, use of the corresponding WLAN feature is allowed; otherwise it is not allowed. Note that this mask doesn't contain all supported WLAN features but only the ones which we allow to be be configured on or off.

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The time interval (in microseconds) between Null Data frames, which we send to the AP in infrastructure mode to keep the WLAN connection alive, if there are no other frames to be transmitted

Max. time to (re-)send whole MSDU packet (in TUs)

If there are no Voice priority frames transmitted during the duration of this timer (microseconds), we assume that the Voice over WLAN Call has ended and we will stop sending the QoS Null Data frames in U-APSD power save mode

The minimum time difference (in microseconds) between two signal loss prediction indications.

If this RCPI level is predicted to be reached within the time specified by spTimeToCountPrediction, a signal loss prediction indication is sent.

Specifies the time (in microseconds) how far into the future signal prediction is done.

When U-APSD power save mode is used for Voice AC, we are not in Voice over WLAN Call state and we transmit at least voiceCallEntryTxThreshold Voice priority frames during the time period (microseconds) denoted by this parameter, we enter Voice over WLAN Call state

Threshold value for the number of Voice priority frames to enter Voice over WLAN Call state. (See also the voiceCallEntryTimeout parameter)

The time interval (in microseconds) between QoS Null Data frames, which we send during a Voice over WLAN Call in U-APSD power save mode, if there are no other frames to be transmitted