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Terminology
When configuring your system and your PC3500, keep in mind
the following terminology:
Root Unit – The root unit (Aironet Access Point) is located at
the top or starting point of a wireless infrastructure. The root
unit provides the physical connection to the wired LAN and
contains configuration information in its association table that
covers all stations in the infrastructure.
Repeater – A repeater is an Aironet Access Point that extends
the radio range of the infrastructure. A single Aironet Access
Point transmits and receives data within an area called a cell.
The size of a single cell depends upon the nature of the
wireless medium within the cell.
Radio Node – A PC, file server, notebook computer containing
a radio card, LAN Adapter, or PC Card.
End Node – A radio node that is located at the end of a
network tree.
Parent/Child Station – Refers to the relationships between
nodes on the network tree. For example, the Aironet Access
Point (at the top of the tree) would be the parent of the end
nodes. Conversely, the end nodes would be the children of the
Aironet Access Point.
Association – Each root or repeater in the infrastructure
contains an association table that controls the routing of
packets between the wired LAN and the wireless infrastructure.
These entries contain information for all stations associated
with the Aironet Access Point on the infrastructure.
- User’s Guide and Technical 1
- Reference Manual 1
- User Warning 3
- Canadian Compliance Statement 4
- Statement of Compliance 4
- Information to User 4
- Declaration of Conformity 5
- Safety Information 6
- For Snap-On Antenna 7
- For Dipole Antenna 7
- For High Gain Wall Mount or 7
- Mast Mount Antennas 7
- Warning for Laptop Users 7
- Table of Contents 8
- Appendix A 9
- Appendix B 10
- List of Figures 11
- List of Tables 12
- About the User’s Guide 13
- Typographical Conventions 15
- Section 1 16
- Protocols Supported 17
- Radio Characteristics 18
- Radio Ranges 18
- Radio Antenna 20
- Security Features 20
- Terminology 21
- System Configurations 24
- Root Unit 25
- Workstation Workstation 25
- Wired LAN 28
- Wired LAN 1 30
- Wired LAN 2 30
- Section 2 31
- Before You Start 32
- Antenna Connectors 33
- Standard Antennas 34
- CAUTION: 35
- Section 3 38
- Windows 95 NDIS3 Installation 40
- Windows NT NDIS3 Installation 41
- DOS NDIS2 Installation 43
- ODI Driver Installation 45
- General Information 46
- Driver Keywords and Settings 48
- Keywords Value Description 49
- Keyword Value Description 59
- Section 4 60
- Utilities 60
- Loading New Firmware Versions 65
- Utility Description 66
- Section 5 67
- LAN Drivers Supported 70
- Radio Specifications 71
- Power Requirements 72
- Physical Specifications 72
- Mechanical Description 73
- Commands Menu 74
- Options Menu 76
- Edit Parameters 77
- Network type (Ad Hoc Mode) 78
- Constant Awake Mode (CAM) 78
- Network Parameters 79
- RF Network Parameters 80
- Advanced (Infrastructure) 81
- Specified Access Point 82
- RTS Threshold 82
- RTS Retry Limit 82
- Advanced (Ad Hoc/IBSS) 83
- Hop Dwell Period 84
- Beacon Period 84
- Wake Duration 84
- Technical Support 85
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