I'm still trying to figure out how to change an AP to nv2. I thought maybe I could make a script and have it determine whether it was connecting to an nv2 ap and then switch it to station-bridge, since station-pseudobridge doesn't work yet in nv2. I haven't been able to retrieve any tdma settings like tdma-timing-offset from a script, but when I do a /int wireless registration-table pr stats, it shows up in there.
Here is the script I'm using:
:local tomnv [/interface wireless registration-table get [find interface="wlan1"] tdma-timing-offset];
:put $tomnv
Here is the data from a pr stat:
[admin@XXXX] /interface wireless registration-table> pr stats
0 interface=wlan1 radio-name="xxxxx" mac-address=00:15:6D:33:06:B7 ap=yes wds=no bridge=yes rx-rate="13.5Mbps" tx-rate="12.0Mbps" packets=26250,46365 bytes=7777009,4304577 frames=25865,46310 frame-bytes=7778707,4299796 uptime=4h32m17s last-activity=0ms signal-strength=-52dBm signal-to-noise=52dB strength-t-rates=-52dBm@6Mbps 0ms,-52dBm@9Mbps 3h56m22s40ms,-55dBm@12Mbps 3h53m48s40ms,-50dBm@18Mbps 3h50m58s170ms,-56dBm@24Mbps 3h48m12s600ms,-58dBm@36Mbps 1h1m17s730ms,-56dBm@48Mbps 20ms,-57dBm@54Mbps 1s80ms tx-signal-strength=-58dBm tx-ccq=93% rx-ccq=99% distance=2 routeros-version="5.1" last-ip=xx.xx.xx.xx tdma-timing-offset=13 tdma-tx-size=496 tdma-rx-size=496 tdma-retx=0 tdma-winfull=0
Any ideas or is there another way I can tell how it is connected.
Tom