What does the "on with threshold" setting in RTS/CTS control?

The "on with threshold" setting in RTS/CTS (Request to Send/Clear to Send) control specifically addresses the management of large frames within a wireless network. This mechanism is designed to minimize collisions and enhance the efficiency of data transmission among multiple devices. When the "on with threshold" setting is enabled, it ensures that if a frame exceeds a defined size threshold, the RTS/CTS handshake is initiated prior to the actual data transmission. This preemptive communication helps to notify other devices on the network that a significant amount of data is about to be sent, thus reducing the likelihood of collisions that can occur when multiple devices attempt to transmit simultaneously.

In the context of the other options, the transmission range of the wireless network, the number of clients allowed to connect, and the speed of data transmission are not directly influenced by the RTS/CTS mechanism. Instead, RTS/CTS serves as a method to handle frame transmission to maintain data integrity and efficient communication, particularly for larger data packets.