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Wireless Ethernet Adapter
Installation and User’s Guide
9033642
ENJOY THE FREEDOM OF WIRELESS NETWORKING
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Page 1 - Installation and User’s Guide

Wireless Ethernet Adapter Installation and User’s Guide9033642ENJOY THE FREEDOM OF WIRELESS NETWORKINGENTERASYS.COM™

Page 3 - OF SUCH DAMAGES

ixPrefacePurpose of the ManualThis manual describes how to install and set up the RoamAbout Wireless Ethernet Adapter. Intended AudienceThis manual i

Page 4 - VCCI Notice

PrefacexAssociated DocumentsThe following table lists the RoamAbout products and where to find additional information. Check the RoamAbout Wireless we

Page 5 - Declaration of Conformity

xiPrefaceGetting HelpFor additional support related to this device or document, contact Enterasys Networks using one of the following methods:Before c

Page 7 - Contents

Preparing for Installation 1-1Chapter 1Preparing for InstallationThis chapter describes basic considerations for successfully installing the RoamAbo

Page 8 - 6 Wireless Printing

Site Requirements1-2 Preparing for InstallationTable 1-1: SpecificationsParameter DescriptionDimensions:(Length x Weight x Height)6.2" x 3.9&q

Page 9 - B Problem Solving

Preparing for Installation 1-3Unpacking and InspectingUnpacking and InspectingPhysically inspect all cartons for shipping damage. Report any damage to

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Unpacking and Inspecting1-4 Preparing for InstallationEthernet AdapterVerify that the following components shipped with your RoamAbout Ethernet Adapt

Page 11 - Organization of this Document

Configuration Overview 2-1Chapter 2Configuration OverviewThe RoamAbout Wireless Ethernet Adapter transforms wired devices (for example., desktop com

Page 13 - Getting Help

Wireless Infrastructure Network2-2 Configuration OverviewFigure 2-1: Infrastructure Network ExampleThe re-association capabilities of the IEEE 802.1

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Configuration Overview 2-3Wireless Ad-Hoc NetworksWireless Ad-Hoc NetworksWireless ad-hoc networks, also known as peer-to-peer or independent networks

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Installation 3-1Chapter 3InstallationThis section describes how to install the RoamAbout Wireless Ethernet Adapter. It also includes the installatio

Page 17 - Unpacking and Inspecting

Installation Procedure3-2 Installation3) If you are planning to mount the Ethernet Adapter (optional), remove the bottom mounting plate as shown in F

Page 18 - Ethernet Adapter

Installation 3-3Installation Procedure5) Gently insert PC card (face up) into the designated slot as shown in Figure 3-3.Figure 3-3: Inserting the PC

Page 19 - Configuration Overview

Ethernet Adapter LED Indicators3-4 Installation9) Connect the six-pin DC power cable to the power supply.10) Connect the AC power cord to the other s

Page 20 - 2-2 Configuration Overview

Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation 4-1Chapter 4Ethernet Adapter Manager InstallationThis chapter describes how to install and configure the Ether

Page 21 - Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks

Uninstall4-2 Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation3) Click YES if you agree to the terms presented and allow the continuation of installation. Click

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Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation 4-3Using the Ethernet Adapter ManagerUsing the Ethernet Adapter ManagerStarting the Ethernet Adapter Manager. To

Page 23 - Installation

NOTICEEnterasys Networks and its licensors reserve the right to make changes in specifications and other information contained in this document withou

Page 24 - 3-2 Installation

Using the Ethernet Adapter Manager4-4 Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation• HELPLaunches this document. You need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to read th

Page 25 - Hi-Gigabit Matched Adapter

Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation 4-5Using the Ethernet Adapter ManagerThe Configuration window File menu pull-down options allow you to:• Save or

Page 26 - 3-4 Installation

Using the Ethernet Adapter Manager4-6 Ethernet Adapter Manager InstallationSaving a ConfigurationYou can save the configuration settings of the Ether

Page 27 - Chapter 4

Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation 4-7Using the Ethernet Adapter Manager6) To activate the parameters, click on the Update and Reset Unit button.Se

Page 28 - Uninstall

Using the Ethernet Adapter Manager4-8 Ethernet Adapter Manager InstallationUpgrading the Ethernet Adapter FirmwareTo update the firmware on your Ethe

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Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation 4-9Using the Ethernet Adapter ManagerChanging Your PC Card TypeThe Ethernet Adapter Manager is designed to detec

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Using the Ethernet Adapter Manager4-10 Ethernet Adapter Manager InstallationFigure 4-2: Log View WindowGUI Message LogThe Show GUI Message Log displ

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Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation 4-11Using the Ethernet Adapter ManagerForward TableThe Forward Table (Figure 4-3) displays the MAC addresses det

Page 32 - Loading a Configuration

PC Card Configuration4-12 Ethernet Adapter Manager InstallationPC Card ConfigurationThis section describes how to add the Ethernet Adapter to your wi

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Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation 4-13PC Card Configuration3) Enter the Network Name. The Network Name must match the Access Point, or match the n

Page 34 - Resetting to Factory Defaults

NoticeiiFCC NoticeNote: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FC

Page 35 - Using the Log Viewer

PC Card Configuration4-14 Ethernet Adapter Manager InstallationAdvanced Tab PageThe Advanced configuration, shown in Figure 4-5, is specific to the f

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Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation 4-15PC Card Configuration3) Select the Transmit Rate from the drop-down menu.4) Click on the Update and Reset Un

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PC Card Configuration4-16 Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation3) Enter up to four encryption key values.The values for the encryption keys may to be

Page 38 - PC Card Configuration

Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation 4-17Configuring the Ethernet Adapter to Connect to a Wired Ethernet DeviceConfiguring the Ethernet Adapter to Co

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Network Configuration4-18 Ethernet Adapter Manager InstallationNetwork ConfigurationThis section describes the network settings necessary to communic

Page 40 - Advanced Tab Page

Ethernet Adapter Manager Installation 4-19Network ConfigurationFigure 4-7: Network - Basic Tab Page6) Enter the IP address of the gateway if your ne

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General Serial Configuration 5-1Chapter 5General Serial ConfigurationThis chapter describes the general serial settings that are required for all se

Page 43 - Ethernet Device

Configuration Flowchart5-2 General Serial ConfigurationFigure 5-1: Configuration FlowchartRoamAboutEthernetAdapterRoamAboutAccessPointSerialPortAppl

Page 44 - Network Configuration

General Serial Configuration 5-3UART SettingsUART Settings UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter) is the fundamental hardware for serial c

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Declaration of ConformityApplication of Council Directive(s): 89/336/EEC73/23/EECManufacturer’s Name: Enterasys Networks, Inc.Manufacturer’s Address:

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UART Settings5-4 General Serial Configuration4) Check the Data Bits setting of the device you are connecting to the Ethernet Adapter. Choose the Data

Page 47 - General Serial Configuration

General Serial Configuration 5-5Flow ControlFlow ControlFlow control is the process of adjusting the flow of data from one device to another to ensure

Page 48 - Configuration Flowchart

Flow Control5-6 General Serial ConfigurationFlow Control ConfigurationTo configure the Ethernet Adapter flow control, perform the following steps:1)

Page 49 - UART Settings

Wireless Printing 6-1Chapter 6Wireless PrintingThis chapter describes how to configure the Ethernet Adapter to enable wireless printing to a serial

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Configuring the Ethernet Adapter to Enable Wireless Printing6-2 Wireless Printing6) Click on the Flow Control tab. Verify that the Flow control setti

Page 51 - Flow Control

A-1Appendix ATerminal ConfiguratorThis appendix describes how to use the Terminal Configurator to configure the Ethernet Adapter. The Terminal Conf

Page 52 - Serial Packets

Establishing a Direct Serial ConnectionA-2 Establishing a Direct Serial ConnectionThis method of configuring and managing an Ethernet Adapter uses a

Page 53 - Wireless Printing

A-3Establishing a Direct Serial Connection10) Choose None for the Flow control option. 11) Click OK after all of the COM settings have been chosen. T

Page 54 - 6-2 Wireless Printing

Establishing a Telnet ConnectionA-4 Establishing a Telnet ConnectionThis method opens a Telnet connection to the Terminal Configurator on port 23. Po

Page 55 - Terminal Configurator

A-5Using the Terminal ConfiguratorMain Menu OverviewThe section provides a list of main menu selections and their functions.Resume operationThis opti

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Using the Terminal ConfiguratorA-6 Edit Configuration MenuThe Edit Configuration menu contains three selections/Config files to edit.Return to Main M

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A-7Using the Terminal ConfiguratorConfiguration File FormatThe configuration file format is broken down into sections that define a particular groupi

Page 59 - Main Menu Overview

Using the Terminal ConfiguratorA-8 [bridge]Bridge provides variables that are common to all radios. Bridge affects the behavior of radios.AP refresh

Page 60 - The Editor

A-9Using the Terminal Configurator[software]The [software] section is used to control the receiving and sending of bytes over the serial port. Proper

Page 61 - File contents

Using the Terminal ConfiguratorA-10 transmitted immediately. Conversely, if another character is received before this time-out, the timer is restarte

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A-11Using the Terminal Configurator[flow control]The Ethernet Adapter supports the following six flow control options: Recognize RTS, Generate CTS, R

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Using the Terminal ConfiguratorA-12 immediately; otherwise, all of the data thereafter would be lost.) The host computer, however, would have to ask

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A-13Using the Terminal ConfiguratorCTS and DSR are output lines. When set to “negate” or “assert,” they will output a continuous digital value. The v

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Using the Terminal ConfiguratorA-14 [telnet]The following section specifies the operating parameters for the Telnet protocol.• connect. This entry di

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A-15Using the Terminal ConfiguratorNetwork BindingsThis section describes the meaning behind each of the entries that describe network binding. [rmpb

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vContentsPrefacePurpose of the Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ixInt

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Using the Terminal ConfiguratorA-16 • transmit retry interval. When attempting additional transmit attempts as specified with “transmit try count” ab

Page 69 - Network Bindings

A-17Using the Terminal Configurator• serial connect data. The format is the same as in socket connect data. This causes data to be written to the UAR

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Using the Terminal ConfiguratorA-18 [encryption]This value uses the RC4 algorithm as defined in the IEEE Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) standard to e

Page 71 - Bridged Ethernet (lan0)

A-19Using the Terminal Configurator[ip]The following sections sets the configuration of the IP protocol.• ip address. This is the IP address that wil

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B-1Appendix BProblem SolvingThis appendix contains problem solving information for the RoamAbout Ethernet Adapter.If your Ethernet Adapter is not o

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B-2 Table B-1: Problem DiagnosisSituation Problem Steps to takeThe power light is off or the power light is blinking.The Ethernet Adapter is not rec

Page 75 - Problem Solving

B-3Situation Problem Steps to takeThe Ethernet Adapter is connected to an Ethernet cable, but the Ethernet Link Light is not lit.Invalid connection t

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B-4 Table B-2: Event Log Error TableAll entries in the event log are preceded by a number. This number is a timestamp used by Technical Support, but

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B-5Error Code Problem Steps to takexxxx: [yyyy]: “zzzz”: entry is invalidEntry zzzz in sec-tion yyyy of file xxxx contains an invalid value.• Check t

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Table of Contentsvi 4 Ethernet Adapter Manager InstallationInstallation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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B-6 Error Code Problem Steps to takeHardware ErrorsFLASH failure. Unable to read or write configuration.FLASH may be damaged. Configuration can-not b

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C-1Appendix CSerial Line ConfigurationThis appendix describes how to perform wireless serial line replacement, configure your Ethernet Adapter as a

Page 81 - Serial Line Configuration

Serial Line ReplacementC-2 To configure for the RMP Pipe protocol, perform the following steps:1) Complete the Basic Radio Configuration instructions

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C-3Serial Line Replacement• Destination Address. This address tells the Ethernet Adapter where to send data received on the serial port. You may ente

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Serial Line ReplacementC-4 TCP PipeTCP Pipe, like RMP Pipe, makes no changes to the serial data stream. TCP Pipe differs from RMP Pipe in that it cre

Page 84 - TCP Pipe

C-5Network Serial PortNetwork Serial PortThis section describes how to configure your Ethernet Adapter as a network serial port. Connection to a netw

Page 85 - Network Serial Port

Network Serial PortC-6 TCP Listen Port ConfigurationComplete the configuration described in Network Serial Port Configuration, steps 1–4, and then pe

Page 86 - TCP Connect Port

C-7Serial Telnet ClientSerial Telnet ClientThis section describes how to configure your Ethernet Adapter as a serial telnet client.Telnet is a method

Page 87 - Serial Telnet Client

Serial Telnet ClientC-8 4) Leave the Reconnect After Shutdown box checked to allow a new session after closing an active one. 5) Click on the Update

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viiTable of ContentsA Terminal ConfiguratorEstablishing a Direct Serial Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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