A technician can adjust AP transmit power from the GUI, but the municipal RF design specifies bounds. How should TX power be treated?
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Short Explanation
TX power is a real knob—and also a great way to create sticky clients if you crank it for fun. Stay inside the design’s power bounds instead of maxing every radio. Coverage complaints go back to the design owner, not freestyle watts.
Full Explanation
Transmit power is an advanced/configurable AP parameter, but technicians must apply values within the approved RF design. Maximum power everywhere often causes overcoverage and sticky-client behavior. User-driven unilateral increases and unrelated radio schedules do not replace design limits.