How does worldwide mode differ from setting a country code?

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Answer

For international use, we recommend leaving the 60 configured in the default static worldwide mode as this mode will not violate any of our modular certifications.

The 60 series in static WW mode:

  • 2.4GHz band
    • Limited to channels 1-11 for both client and AP mode
  • 5GHz band
    • Flagged for no-IR (no initiating radiation)
      • Initial passive scanning in client mode
      • Standalone AP mode will not be available
    • Restrictions are due to the lack of a radar detection engine used for master devices complying to DFS regulations and different DFS requirements per region
  • Assumes you are going for EN 300 440 which allows the 60 to operate as an SRD on UNII-3 in the ETSI region
  • Is limited to the lowest common denominator of transmit power levels per channel and channel set available of the currently supported modular certifications
    • This mode may only become more restricted; for instance we may add a new modular cert that introduces further restrictions