How to Balance TX Power with Access Point Placement

The relationship between access point placement and the transmit capabilities of both your client devices (smartphone, laptop, etc.) and APs is dynamic. It can be challenging to configure properly, and if you get it wrong you'll run into what we call the "Near-Far Effect". In this video we explain the causes, the problems it creates, and how to fix it.
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6:00 Although you correctly mention the 20-25% overlap, I believe your image shows 50%?

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Keywords:
LCMI (Least Capable Most Important) Clients
Better AP Placement
Tx Power
Near Far Effect