ICOM orporated AP-12 Wireless Access Point User Manual CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE

ICOM Incorporated Wireless Access Point CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE

Revised Manual

360 Herndon Parkway, Suite 1400 Work Order number 2001326 Herndon, VA 20170 FCC Part 15.247 http://www.rheintech.com Industry Canada RSS-210 FCC ID AFJAP-12 M/N AP-12 © Rhein Tech Laboratories, Inc. Page 49 of 63 APPENDIX J: MANUAL Please see the following pages.
INSTRUCTION MANUALWIRELESS ACCESS POINTAP-12CONTENTS1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS2 GENERAL3 NOMENCLATURE4 INSTALLING THE PRODUCT5 CONNECTING THE PRODUCT6 COMPUTER SETUP7 AP-12 MANAGER8 OPERATION TIPS9 SETTING EXAMPLES10 REFERENCE11 AFTER SERVICE12 SPECIFICATIONS13 TERMINOLOGYap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページi
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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTIONCAUTION:Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Icom Inc. couldvoid the user’s authority to operate this Access Point.Class B digital device users;This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class Bdigital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed toprovide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residentialinstallation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequencyenergy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual,may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If thisequipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, whichcan be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged totry to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiveris connected.• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.RF EXPOSURE SAFETY INFORMATION:CAUTION: To comply with the FCC RF exposure requirements, this transmitter (built-in antenna) must be installed with a separation distance of least 8 inches(20cm) from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjuction with any other antenna or transmitter.For CANADA onlyOperation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not causeinterference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interferencethat may cause undesired operation of the device.ABOUT WIRELESS COMMUNICATION CHANNELSThe wireless communication channel for the unit is referred to as “the DS Channel”(see page 25).AP-12Tested to complywith FCC standardsFOR HOME OR OFFICE USEFCC INFORMATION ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページiv
INTRODUCTIONThank you for purchasing an ICOM wireless access point.This wireless access point is provided with the functions necessary forsupporting a wireless LAN.This manual is designed to help you use the product to its fullestpotential. Read this manual carefully before using the product.FEATURES OF THE PRODUCT""All settings can be adjusted using the provided utility program, AP-12 Manager.""Up to 256 wireless terminals can be connected through the product.""Windows 98/SE, ME, 2000 and WindowsXP are supported.""Networks combining wireless LAN and wired LAN components can be constructedwith ease.""The roaming function is provided in addition to the wireless access point function.""11-Mbps wireless access point communications and 10BASE-T wired LAN communi-cations are allowed.""Applicable ICOM wireless LAN cards include the following: (As of March 2002)SL-11""Security in communications is ensured by ESS ID settings and WEP encryption.TRADEMARK CREDITSIcom, Icom Inc. and the logo are registered trademarks of Icom Incorporated(Japan) in the United states, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Russiaand/or other countries.Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in theUnited States and/or other countries.The screen shots that appear in this manual are used with permission of MicrosoftCorporation.Other product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or registeredtrademarks of their respective owners.ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページv
INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTIONGENERAL PRECAUTIONS™™Observe the instructions provided in the manuals included with the computer andother peripheral devices.™™This device may cause signal interference when used in a domestic setting.When interference occurs, move this unit as far as possible away from theaffected device.™™The LAN unit drivers and the settings utility supplied with this unit are dedicatedto the unit. Do not use them for other devices™™Icom Inc. assumes no responsibility whatsoever for any damages or lost profitsresulting from opportunities for voice or signal communications being missedbecause of the modifications, disassembly, failure, malfunctions, defects or dataloss of the LAN unit, or because of such external causes as power failure; nor willIcom Inc. assume any responsibility for demands made by a third party.™™All copyrights associated with this manual and all intellectual property rightsassociated with the hardware and software of this product are held by Icom Inc.™™Unauthorized reproduction or transmission of this manual, or any part hereof, isprohibited.™™The content of this manual, the hardware and software associated with thisproduct, and the appearance of this product are all subject to change withoutnotice.ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページvi
CONTENTSWireless access point·····························································4Chapter 1 Safety Precautions (Be sure to read these precautions) ——1Chapter 2 General —————————————————————4Chapter 3 Nomenclature ——————————————————6Chapter 4 Installing the Product———————————————7Front and rear panels ·····························································6Installation method and location ·············································7[Installation precautions]·····························································8[Mounting to a shelf] ···································································9[Connection precautions]····························································9Chapter 5 Connecting the Product —————————————105-1 Connecting to the computer for product setting ················105-2 Connecting to a hub ··························································11Chapter 6 Computer Setup ————————————————126-1 Using the setup wizard······················································126-2 Installing the utility software ··············································18Chapter 7 AP-12 Manager —————————————————21Starting the AP-12 Manager ·················································21Connecting an access point··················································22Wireless setting ····································································24IP setting···············································································26Security·················································································27Station list ·············································································29Option ···················································································30About AP-12 Manager ··························································31Chapter 8 Operation Tips —————————————————32Connection to the AP-12 failed·············································32Checking the connection with the AP-12······························36Uninstalling the AP-12 Manager···········································37INTRODUCTIONCONTENTSACCESSORIESap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページvii
CONTENTSCONTENTSChapter 10 Reference ———————————————————39Chapter 11 After Service ——————————————————40Chapter 12 Specifications —————————————————41Chapter 13 Terminology ——————————————————42Chapter 9 Setting Examples ————————————————38When the product fails··························································4010-1 Default Setting Values·····················································3910-2 Function List····································································3910-3 Ethernet port····································································39General·················································································41ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページviii
ACCESSORIESThe AP-12 package includes the following items:qAP-12 Main unit········································································································1AccessorieswFixing sheets ············································································································2ePad sheet ·················································································································1rAC Adaptor···············································································································1tEthernet cable (straight connection cable, 3 m) ·······················································1*For network connection between AP-12 and hubyEthernet cable (cross connection cable, 1 m) ··························································1*For connection between AP-12 and PC""Utility CD···················································································································1""Instruction Manualqrwtyeap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページix
1SAFETY PRECAUTIONS11Be sure to read these precautions in order to use thewireless access point safely.* These precautions are intended to ensure that the access point is operatedsafely and correctly. Follow these instructions to avoid property damage andprevent personal injury to yourself (user) or others in the vicinity. * Before reading the rest of this manual, read and understand the precautionslisted under “RWarning” and “RCaution” below. * After reading this manual, store it in a convenient place for future review.Wireless Access PointDo not use any AC adapter other thanthe one provided with this product.Otherwise fire, electric shock, orequipment failure may result.Use only the specified parts andaccessories. Otherwise fire, electric shock, orequipment failure may result.Do not connect the power supply toany terminal other than the DC jack.Otherwise fire, electric shock, orequipment failure may result.Do not modify, excessively bend,twist, pull, or heat the connectingcables.Otherwise the cables may be damagedand cause a fire, electric shock, orequipment failure.Do not place heavy objects on top ofthe connecting cables or allow thecables to be pinched.Otherwise the cables may be damagedand cause a fire, electric shock, orequipment failure.Install and use in a location wherechildren cannot reach the power cordand cables.Pulled cables could result in electricshock or personal injury.This unit does not require adjustment.Do not disassemble or modify the unitor attempt to repair it yourself.Otherwise fire, electric shock, orequipment failure may result.Do not install in a location where theunit can easily become wet (such asadjacent to a humidifier).Otherwise fire, electric shock, orequipment failure may result.Do not handle the unit with wet hands.Otherwise electric shock may result.Discontinue use immediately andunplug the power cable from the ACreceptacle if the unit emits smoke, anabnormal odor, or an abnormal noiseor if water enters the unit. Otherwise fire, electric shock, orequipment failure may result.Disconnect the plug of the AC adapterand all other cables from the unit.Confirm that the smoke, odor, or noisestops and contact your dealer or theservice staff at one of our sales offices.Failure to observe the precautions listed here couldresult in serious or fatal injury to the user or thosenear the user.RRWARNINGap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ1
12SAFETY PRECAUTIONSDo not install the unit outdoors.Otherwise equipment failure may result.Do not place on a slanted or unstablesurface.Otherwise the unit may tilt over or fall,resulting in personal injury or equipmentfailure.Avoid installing in humid, dusty, orpoorly ventilated locations.Otherwise equipment failure may result.Do not use in locations exposed todirect sunlight, close to heating orcooling ducts, or otherwise subject tosevere fluctuations in temperature.Otherwise the unit may becomedeformed or discolored. Also, fire orequipment failure may result.Be sure to connect the cablescorrectly as explained in this manual.Do not use any other connectionarrangement.Otherwise equipment failure may result.Avoid locations exposed to strongmagnetic fields or static electricityand locations exposed totemperatures or humidity levels thatexceed the specifications listed in themanual.Otherwise equipment failure may result.Do not use close to radios ortelevisions.Otherwise signal interference may occur.Do not drop or the unit or otherwisesubject it to strong physical shock.Otherwise personal injury or equipmentfailure may result.Do not stand, sit, or place heavyobjects on the unit. Do not pinch theunit. Otherwise the unit may be damaged.When thunder and/or lightning occurnearby, disconnect the AC adapterfrom the wall socket and do not usethe unit. Also, discontinue such workas connecting cables, disconnectingcables, installation, or maintenance.Otherwise fire or electric shock mayresult.Do not use in locations wherecondensation is likely to occur. Avoidhastily moving the unit to a locationwhere the humidity level is verydifferent because condensation mayoccur.Otherwise the unit may becomedeformed or discolored. Also, fire orequipment failure may result.If condensation occurs, dry the unit orallow the unit to remain in the sameenvironment until it is completely drybefore using.Disconnect the AC adapter from theunit when the unit will not be used fora long time.Otherwise the unit may become hot andfire or equipment failure may result.Do not clean with paint thinner orbenzene.Otherwise the case material maydegrade or the paint may peel. Cleanwith a soft cloth. When particularly dirty,dampen the cloth slightly with a neutralcleaning agent that has been diluted withwater.Failure to observe the precautions listed here couldresult in personal injury or property damage.RCAUTIONap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ2
13SAFETY PRECAUTIONS1General PrecautionsThe unit may malfunction if the connecting cables become disconnected or the connectionis unstable while the unit is in operation. Be sure all connectors are securely fastened anddo not touch them while the unit is in operation.Observe the instructions provided in the manuals included with the computer and otherperipheral devices.This device may cause signal interference when used in a domestic setting. Wheninterference occurs, move this unit as far as possible away from the affected device.The disks entitled “Utility Software” (utility for updating the firmware) is specificallyintended for this unit. Do not use the disks with any other device.ICOM Inc. assumes no responsibility whatsoever for any trouble resulting from using thedata files originally provided with this unit or the firmware update data files provided onour web site in a device other than this unit, or modifying or disassembling this unit. Nordoes ICOM Inc. assume any responsibility whatsoever for any damages or lost profitsresulting from opportunities for voice or signal communications being lost because of thefailure, malfunction, poor condition, damage, or data loss of this unit or because of suchexternal causes as power failure. ICOM also dismisses all responsibility for demandsmade by a third party.All copyrights associated with this manual and all intellectual property rights associatedwith the hardware and software of this product are held by ICOM Inc.Unauthorized reproduction or transmission of this manual, or any part hereof, isprohibited.The content of this manual, the hardware and software associated with this product, andthe appearance of this product are all subject to change without notice.Do not use with an AC supply voltageother than 230VOtherwise fire, electric shock, orequipment failure may result.Do not use with any device other thanthe AP-12.Otherwise fire, electric shock, orequipment failure may result.Do not modify, excessively bend,twist, pull, or heat the AC power cord. Otherwise the cord may be damagedand cause a fire, electric shock, orequipment failure.Do not place heavy objects on top ofthe DC output cord or allow the cordto be pinched. Otherwise the cord may be damagedand cause a fire, electric shock, orequipment failure.Hold the adapter body when pluggingin and unplugging the AC adapter. Donot yank the cord.Otherwise fire, electric shock, orequipment failure may result.Do not handle the AC adapter plug orother devices with wet hands.Otherwise electric shock may result.Do not use the AC adapter if the DCoutput cord is damaged or the plugdoes not fit securely into thereceptacle. Otherwise fire, electric shock, equipmentfailure, or data loss may result. Consult with your dealer or the servicestaff at one of our sales offices regardinghow to handle the problem or obtain anew AC adapter.Failure to observe the precautions listed here couldresult in serious or fatal injury to the user or thosenear the user.RWARNINGAC adapterap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ3
24Wireless access point[Infrastructure mode]There are two communication modes forwireless LAN: adhoc mode and infra-structure mode. The adhoc mode meansthat the network consists of wirelessLAN terminals only. This mode allowspear-to-pear communications amongcomputers that are equipped with ICOMwireless LAN card (See the figure shownto the right).The other mode, infrastructure mode,uses a repeater called the access pointsuch as AP-12.The infrastructure mode allows wireless LAN terminals to communicate with each othervia the access point, or with wired LAN terminals via access point at which Ethernetconnection is made. (See the figure shown below).In this mode, a router connected to the wired LAN permits wireless LAN terminals tohave access to the Internet.* Up to 256 wireless terminals can be connected through the AP-12.GENERALSL-1105SL-11 SL-11Wired LANAP-12Wireless Transmission AreaSL-11SL-11HUBEx.: Adhoc mode[Ex.: Infrastructure mode]ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ4
52[Multi-channel roaming function]Connecting two or more access points to a wired LAN allows the most suitable accesspoint to be automatically selected depending on the radio communication conditionswhen the wireless terminal is moving.This function will enable you to have access to the network while you are moving in awide area, for example, in a large factory or warehouse.As in the figure below, a standalone access point can also be used for infrastructuremode. This network arrangement, however, disables the multi-channel roaming functioneven if two or more access points are used.GENERALAccess point AWireless terminalHUBAccess point BWired LANHUB[Ex.: Multi-channel roaming]Access pointWireless terminal Wireless terminalWireless terminal[Ex.: Infrastructure mode]2ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ5
36Front and rear panelsqPower LEDThis lamp illuminates when the power to the AP-12 is on.wLAN LEDThis lamp illuminates when the wired LAN (Ethernet) connection is normal.This lamp flashes when the AP-12 is communicating with a wired LAN.It does not illuminate if the AP-12 does not recognize the Ethernet port connection.Make sure the LAN cable is connected to the Ethernet port.eWireless LAN transmission LEDThis lamp flashed during data transmission.rEthernet portThis is an RJ-45 type Ethernet port.Connect a hub to the AP-12 using the provided Ethernet cable (straight connectioncable).Connect a computer to the AP-12 unit using the provided Ethernet cable (crossconnection cable). Use the utilities “AP-12 Manager” and “Quick Setup Wizard” to setup the computer.* Avoid lower grade Ethernet cables. If a lower grade of cable is used, the grade ofthe entire network will be pulled down to the same level.tDC jackConnect the provided AC adapter to the AP-12.NOMENCLATURErEthernet portqPower LEDwLAN LEDeWireless LAN transmission LEDtDC jackap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ6
4INSTALLING THE PRODUCT7Installation method and locationAttach the four rubber cushion pads to all the four corners on the bottom of theproduct to place the product on a flat, level surface, or use the fixing sheets tosecure the product to a wall or shelf. (See the figures below).[Bad installation] (a decrease in transmission speed and range may result)[Good installation]Peel off the protective paper before attaching thesheet.On a desktop PC On a shelfDo not install close to metal obstacles. Do not install in unstable positions.34ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ7
4INSTALLING THE PRODUCT8[Installation precautions]The installation site for the wireless access point must be selected carefully inorder to avoid signal interference and reductions in transmission speed andrange.* Select a location with as clear a line of sight as possible (i.e., as high as possible).* Locate the product near the center of the wireless terminal group as far as possible.* Select a stable, level surface that is free of vibrations and the danger of the unit falling.* Others:•Do not place objects on top of the product nor stack products on top of one another.•Do not install the product in a location exposed to intense radio waves (such as neara wireless station) or intense electromagnetic radiation (such as near a radio trans-mission tower).•Floors generally have steel girders and are installed with metal fire protectionmaterial. Consequently, communication between different floors is often not possible.•The transmission range is widest in an open space. However, the signal may bereflected from the large metal walls in such a location as a warehouse.•Radio signals will pass through walls and glass but not through metal. Concrete wallsmay be reinforced with steel or other metal material that will block the signal.•Use the straight connection Ethernet cable (3 m long) to connect the product to a hub.Note that the cross connection Ethernet cable (1 m long) cannot be used for theconnection to a hub.•If the provided straight connection cable is insufficient in length, use a straightconnection cable commercially available.[Transmission range]The transmission range varies somewhat depending on the installation location. Use theline-of-sight distances indicated below as guidelines when using our wireless LAN card(unit) SL-11.When transmission speed is 11 MbpsIndoors: approx. 30map_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ8
94[Mounting to a shelf]Even if the product is correctly secured with thefixing sheets, there is the possibility that theproduct will fall or the DC cord or Ethernetcable will disjoin from the product connectorsdue to the weight of the cables or because ofpeople coming into contact with the cables.When mounting the product high on a shelf,wall or the like, secure it with a commerciallyavailable fasteners or ties to prevent theproduct from falling.[Connection precautions]Before installing the product and setting up the computer, read the followinginstructions carefully to ensure proper installation and setup.* When setting the product, use a standalone computer or disconnect thecomputer from an existing network.* Do not connect the product to a working network without changing the originalfactory settings.Doing so may cause IP address conflicts or other networkproblems.* Make sure the computer used for setting the product is equipped with an Ethernet card(adapter). If not, install an Ethernet card (adapter) and its driver into the computeraccording to the card instruction manual and check that the card works properly beforeinstalling and setting the product.* The settings utility is stored in the provided CD-ROM. The computer must have beenequipped with or connected to a CD-ROM drive.* Install the driver for the wireless LAN card (unit) into the computer according thecard instruction manual and check that the card works properly before installingand setting the product.* Be sure to set the operation mode of all wireless terminals to “Infrastructure” beforeinstalling and setting the product.* Assign the same values for ESS ID and WEP key of the product as those of thewireless terminals that communicate with each other via the product. Failure todo so will does not permit the product to communicate with the wirelessterminals.INSTALLING THE PRODUCT4ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ9
510CONNECTING THE PRODUCT5-1 Connecting to the computer for product setting* The above example shows a connection arrangement for setting the product oradjusting the settings.* Be sure to use the provided utility, AP-12 Manager, when adjusting the settings.* The utility supports Microsoft Windows 98/SE, ME, 2000 and WindowsXP. (Apple’soperating systems are not supported).•Provided Ethernet cables include a straight connection type for hub connection (3 m)and a cross connection type for product setting (1 m).•The straight connection cable (3 m) cannot be used for product setting. The crossconnection cable cannot be used for hub connection. Take care not to confusebetween the cables.""Hold the connector when connecting and disconnecting the Ethernet cables.Cross connectionEthernet cable (1 m)AC Adaptorap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ10
1155-2 Connecting to a hub* The above example shows a connection arrangement for connecting the product to anetwork. After setting the product, use the straight connection Ethernet cable (3 m) toconnect the product to a networking hub.* Provided Ethernet cables include a straight connection type for hub connection (3m)and a cross connection type for product setting (1 m). Be sure to use the straightconnection Ethernet cable (3 m long) to connect the product to the hub.The cross connection cable cannot be used for hub connection. The straightconnection cable (3 m) cannot be used for product setting. Take care not to confusebetween the cables.CONNECTING THE PRODUCT5""Hold the connector when connecting and disconnecting the Ethernet cables.Straight connectionEthernet cable (3m)AC Adaptorap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:50 PM ページ11
612COMPUTER SETUP6-1 Using the setup wizardThe IP address (TCP/IP) must be changed to allow connection of the product to thecomputer before setting the product. The Quick Setup Wizard contained in the providedutility CD will make it easy to change the IP address.[Before starting the quick setup wizard]Connect the product to the computer using the cross connection Ethernet cable (1 m).Plug the AC adaptor cable in the DC jack of the product and connect the AC adaptor tothe wall outlet.• The POWER LED on the front panel of the product will illuminate.[Starting the quick setup wizard and setting the IP address]1. Close all applications that are running on the computer.2. Insert the utility CD into the CD-ROM drive.3. The Auto Run will be activated and the main menuwill appear on the screen.* If Auto Run is not activated, click <Start> and select“Run”. Enter “D:\AP-12\AutoRun.exe” in the commandline box (when the CD is in drive D) and click <OK>.4. Click “Quick Setup Wizard”.The message “Welcome to AP-12 setup wizard” willappear on the screen.5. Click <Next>.* Instead of clicking <Next>, you may press the N key while holding down the Alt key.121212121212ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:51 PM ページ12
6COMPUTER SETUP13[Starting the quick setup wizard and setting the IP address] (continued)6. Click <Next> to search for the AP-12.7. Select the access point you want to set and then click <Next>.* If the current IP address of the computer does not permit connection to the product, thewindow shown in step 9 will appear on the screen. In this case, set the IP addressaccording to steps 9 and later.• If the current IP address permits connection to the product, the window shown in step14 will appear on the screen. In this case, skip steps 9 to 13 and proceed to step 14.* The IP address of the product is factory set to 192.168.0.1 and the subnet mask to255.255.255.0.Accordingly, if the IP address of the computer has been set to, e.g., 192.168.0.10 andthe subnet mask to 255.255.255.0, allowing connection to the product, the windowsshown in step 9 will not appear and the display will go to the window shown in step 14.Continue setting according to the instructions in the window displayed.12121212126ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:51 PM ページ13
146COMPUTER SETUP[Starting the quick setup wizard and setting the IP address] (continued)8. If the computer cannot establish connection with the product, you will see the windowthat allows adjustment of the IP address. Set a unique IP address for the computerand click <Next>.* The IP address of the product is factory set to“192.168.0.1”. Enter a value otherthan ”1” in the address box.* The following description assumes that the IP address setting of the computer is“172.20.11.1” and the subnet mask setting is “255.255.0.0”.9. Select “Restart now” and click <Finish>.* The computer will restart.ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:51 PM ページ14
156COMPUTER SETUP[Starting the quick setup wizard and setting the IP address] (continued)10. The setup wizard will restart automatically.* If the setup wizard does not restart automatically, start the wizard according to step 3.Click <Next>.11. Click <Next>.12. Select the access point you selected in step 8 and click <Next>.12121212121212126ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:52 PM ページ15
166COMPUTER SETUP[Starting the quick setup wizard and setting the IP address] (continued)13. Set the IP address and subnet mask of the product to the same as those of thecomputer. Note that the IP address must be unique within the network.• In this example, the IP address is set to 172.20.11.4 and the subnet mask to255.255.0.0. Click <Next>.14. Enter an ESS ID. In this example, the default ID (LG) is used. Click <Next>.15. Select a communication channel. In this example, the default channel (11) is used.Click <Next>.121212ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:52 PM ページ16
176COMPUTER SETUP[Starting the quick setup wizard and setting the IP address] (continued)16. Click <Next>.17. Click <Finish>.18. When the message “Restart computer now?” appears on the screen, click Yes.* If the computer can be connected to the product in step 8, this message will notappear on the screen. In this case, the computer does not need to be restarted.19. The computer will restart.• The setting of the IP address and subnet mask is now complete. You can use theAP-12 Manager to connect the computer to the product.• If you want to use advanced security functions or adjust the IP address and subnetmask of the product, use the utility software, AP-12 Manager. See chapter 7 fordetails.121212[Note]The setup wizard program is not loaded into the computer. When using thewizard, start it from the CD.The setup wizard and the AP-12 Manger (see chapter 7) cannot be run simul-taneously. When starting the setup wizard, be sure to quit the AP-12 Manager inadvance. (For details on how to quit the AP-12 Manager, see page 21).6ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:52 PM ページ17
1866-2 Installing the utility softwareThis section describes how to install the settings utility, AP-12 Manager.[Before installing the utility]Connect the product to the computer using the cross connection Ethernet cable. Plug theAC adaptor cable in the DC jack of the product and connect the AC adaptor to the walloutlet.• The POWER LED on the front panel of the product will illuminate.[Installing the utility software]1. Close all applications that are running on the computer.2. Insert the utility CD into the CD-ROM drive.3. The Auto Run will be activated and the main menuwill appear on the screen.* If Auto Run is not activated, click <Start> and select“Run”. Enter “D:\AP-12\AutoRun.exe” in the commandline box (when the CD is in drive D) and click<OK>.4. Click “Utility Install”. Click <Next>.5. Click <Next>.1212COMPUTER SETUP121212ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:53 PM ページ18
196COMPUTER SETUP6[Installing the utility software] (continued)6. Click <Next>.7. Specify the folder in which you want to install the utility and click <Next>.* If you want to change the default folder that will appear in the text box as shownbelow, click <Browse> and select the desired folder.8. When the message “Create New Folder” appears on the screen, click <OK>.1212Click <Browse>ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:53 PM ページ19
206[Installing the utility software] (continued)9. Click <Install>.10. Click <Finish>. The installation is now complete.11. Click <Finish> to close the menu.COMPUTER SETUP121212121212[Note]To uninstall the AP-12 Manager, see chapter 8 Operation Tips.ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:53 PM ページ20
721Starting the AP-12 ManagerThis section describes how to start and quit the AP-12 Manager installed in thecomputer.[How to start]1. Connect the Ethernet port of the product with the Ethernet adaptor (card) port of thecomputer using the cross connection Ethernet cable (1 m).* Be sure to use the provided cross connection Ethernet cable (1 m).2. Click <Start> and select “AP-12 Manager” from the Program menu. An iconindicating that the AP-12 Manager is running is displayed on the task bar. [How to quit]1. To quit the AP-12 Manager, right-click the AP-12 Manager icon on the task bar andthen select Exit from the pop-up menu that appears.AP-12 MANAGERAP-127ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:53 PM ページ21
227Connecting an access pointUsing the AP-12 Manager allows you to perform setting required for using the productand advanced WEP-based security setting.[How to connect]Connect the Ethernet port of the product with the Ethernet adaptor (card) port of thecomputer using the cross connection Ethernet cable (1 m).* Product setting with the AP-12 Manager cannot be done unless the ports areconnected.* Do not use the straight connection Ethernet cable (3m) to connect the ports.1. Right-click the AP-12 Manger icon on the task bar. Select “Connect to Access Point”from the pop-up menu that appears.2. Click the “Connect to Access Point” tab.3. Click <Search> on the “Connect to Access Point” tab.AP-12 MANAGERAP-12ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:53 PM ページ22
237[How to connect] (continued)4. All the available access points and their current addresses will be displayed in theSearch Results box,5. Select the access point you want to access and then click <Connect>.6. The AP-12 Manager setting menu for the selected access point will appear on thescreen.This menu includes the “Setting”, “IP Configuration”, “Security”, “Show Station”,“Option” and “About” tabs.[Error]If the error message “Connection to access point has failed” appear on the screen, theQuick Setup Wizard may have failed in setting the IP address or subnet mask. In such acase, consult chapter 8 Operation Tips to set the IP address and subnet mask of thecomputer manually.AP-12 MANAGER12(AP-12 Manager setting menu)7ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:53 PM ページ23
247AP-12 MANAGERSettingThis tab allows setting about wireless communications between the access point and thewireless LAN card (unit).MAC addressThis field shows the MAC address. The setting in this field cannot be changed.* The MAC address is a unique address that is assigned to each device in the network.Network settingThe ESS ID is specified in this field. (Default: LG)* This setting item serves as an arbitrary name for identifying a group within the wirelessnetwork.* It is used when multiple wireless workgroups are configured within the wirelesstransmission area and there is network information that should not be viewed by otherwireless workgroups. The ESS ID must be the same as the other computers of yourworkgroup. Specifying a different ESS ID disables your computer to communicate withother computers within the group.* The ESS ID is case sensitive and must be up to 32 alphanumeric characters long.12ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:54 PM ページ24
257AP-12 MANAGER[Procedure] (continued)Domain nameThis field shows the domain name of the product. The domain name cannot be changed.ChannelThe wireless communication channel is specified in this field. (Default: 11)When multiple access points are used, refer to the following note to set the channels.Communication channelsIf two or mote access points are placed within the wireless transmission area, it isrecommended to set the communication channels of network groups at least fourchannels apart to avoid interference.Otherwise, interference may occur due to partial overlap in bandwidth as shownbelow. Channel settings of 1-6-11, for example, eliminates the possibility of inter-ference.2400 2410 2420 2430 2440 2450Frequency (MHz)2460 2470 24801 channel2 channel3 channel4 channel5 channel6 channel7 channel8 channel9 channel11 channel10 channel7ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:54 PM ページ25
267AP-12 MANAGERIP ConfigurationSetting the IP address and subnet maskThis tab is used to set the IP address and subnet mask so as to allow the productto be connected to a working network.IP address: Specify the IP address of the product in this field. (Default: 192.168.0.1)Subnet mask: Specify the subnet mask in this field. (Default: 255.255.255.0)[Note]* The AP-12 cannot be used as a DHCP server. This means the IP address and thesubnet mask of the product must be set manually. The IP address of terminals may beassigned automatically depending on the network environment. (See the settingexamples shown below).* The IP address for each computer within a network group must be unique.* The subnet masks of all the computers within a network group must be the same.(IP Address setting examples)The following shows addressing examples where the network comprises threecomputers.AP-12: 192.168.0.40*1(subnet mask: 255.255.255.0)Wireless terminal A: 192.168.0.41*2(subnet mask: 255.255.255.0)Wireless terminal B: 192.168.0.42*2(subnet mask: 255.255.255.0)Wireless terminal C: 192.168.0.43*2(subnet mask: 255.255.255.0)*1: In case a DHCP server automatically assigns IP addresses to other access points, itis recommended to specify the IP address of the product as large as practicable inorder to avoid address collision.*2: If the network contains a DHCP server (such as dialup router) that is capable ofautomatically assigning IP addresses, the server capability may be utilized to assignIP addresses to wireless terminals. In this case, “Obtain an IP address automatically”is selected during computer setup for networking.** For details on network settings, see the instruction manuals for the DHCP serverand wireless terminals.12ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:54 PM ページ26
277AP-12 MANAGERSecurityThis tab is used to set the degree of WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) based encryptionused to protect the data transmitted over the network.Communications is not permitted unless this field setting is the same for all of thecomputers with which you wan to communicate.[Note]* WEP setting should be made for the AP-12 and then for each wireless terminal.WEP enableIf “WEP Enabled” is not selected, no WEP key is usedand therefore no data is encrypted during transmission.Key generatorEnter a character string for generating the key used forencryption and decryption. When a character sting isentered in this field, 4 keys are created automaticallyand displayed in the text boxes.* The same character sting entered in the KeyGenerator field will result in the same WEP keyscreated in the text bopxes.* Selecting a key number in the WEP Key area allows proper reception of encrypteddata.The key is case sensitive and must be up to 30 alphanumeric characters long. Enter thesame key for all of the computers with which you are communicating.* If different character strings are used, the encrypted data cannot be decrypted.* Instead of specifying a key for encryption/decryption, you may enter hexadecimalnumerals directly in the WEP key text boxes. (See “WEP key” on the next page).127ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:54 PM ページ27
287AP-12 MANAGER[Security] (continued)WEP key• The [WEP key] text boxes contains lower 40 bits (10 hexadecimal numerals) generatedfrom the character string entered in the [Key Generator]box.• Select check box 1, 2, 3 or 4 that you want to use forencryption.• The hexadecimal alphanumerics in the selected text boxare used for encryption. The destination computer cannotdecrypt transmitted data unless it is using the samehexadecimal alphanumerics for decryption.[Customizing the WEP keys]• Instead of entering a key in the Key Generator box, you may enter up to hexadecimalalphanumerics directly in the WEP key text boxes.• When this is done, any character sting in the Key Generator box is ignored.• Enter the same alphanumerics in each text boxes as other terminals in the networkgroup. (See examples 1 and 2).• Otherwise, data communications will fail. (See example 3).• When the Mask option is selected, the contents in the WEP key text boxes aredisplayed as “***”.Bidirectionaltransmission enabledBidirectionaltransmission enabledTransmissiondisabledExample 1Example 3Example 2ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:54 PM ページ28
297AP-12 MANAGER12Show StationThe current version does not support this feature.7ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:54 PM ページ29
307AP-12 MANAGER12Option[General]Display bannerThe banner of the AP-12 Manager can be OFF when theutility starts. (Default: ON)Icon animationThe animated icon on the task bar shows the operation status of the AP-12.This icon animation can be OFF. The icon itself remains on the task bar.(Default: ON)[Security]Set a passwordClicking this check box allows you to set a passwordrequired for starting the AP-12 Manager. Setting a pass-word will provides protection against theft or unauthorizedchanges of access point data or settings. Passwordsshould be changed periodically.• Passwords must be up to 32 characters long, and is case sensitive.• To change passwords, deselect the check box and the click <Apply>.Mask setting dataThe WEP key and key generator data can masked. Masked data is displayed as “***··”.These functions are activated by clicking <Apply>.12ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:54 PM ページ30
317AP-12 MANAGER1212About AP-12 ManagerThis tab shows the version information of the utility software, AP-12 Manager.Go to Icom home page: If the network containing the AP-12 is connected to theInternet, clicking here allows you to go to the ICOM homepage.7ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:54 PM ページ31
832OPERATION TIPSConnection to the AP-12 failedIf connection to the desired access point failed even though the AP-12 Manager is used,the possible causes include the following:(1) The Ethernet adaptor does not work normally, or (2) The quick setup wizard has failed in setting the IP address.[Note]The following description assumes the 10BASE-T Ethernet card (adaptor) has beeninstalled in the computer. It the Ethernet card (adaptor) has not yet installed in thecomputer, install the card and its driver according to the instruction manual for the card.* The following procedure applies to a Windows 98 machine.Checking the Ethernet adaptorCheck if the Ethernet card (adaptor) in the computer works normally as follows:[Procedure]1. Click <Start> and select “Control Panel” from the “Settings” menu.2. Double-click the “System” icon on the “Control Pane” screen.3. Select the “Device Managers” tab and click “+” for the “Network Adapters” icon.4. Select the “Ethernet Adapter” tab and click <Properties>.If the driver has been installed properly, the window shown on the next page willappear on the screen.* The adaptor name indicated on the screen will vary depending on the adaptor used.ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ32
338OPERATION TIPS[Procedure] (continued)* If the “Ethernet adaptor” icon are marked with “!” or “×”, or “Ethernet adaptor” arelocated under “Other Devices”, the installation of the driver unit driver may havefailed.In such a case, uninstall the driver and then install again.5. Make sure “This device is working properly” appears in the “Device status” field onthe “General” tab of the Properties window.Click <OK>. The display will return to the window shown in Step 3.6. Click <OK> on the window shown in step 3.7. If the Ethernet card (adaptor) works normally, proceed to “Manual setting of IPaddress” on the next page.8ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ33
348OPERATION TIPSManual setting of the IP addressThis section describes how to set the IP address of the computer without using the setupwizard.[Note]Before setting or changing the IP address manually, note the present address value soas to restore the address to the original value when necessary.[Procedure]1. Click <Start> and select “Control Panel” from the “Settings” menu. Double-click the“Network” icon.2. Make sure “TCP/IP” and “Client for Microsoft Networks” are displayed on the“Network Configuration” tab. If these network components are not displayed on the “Network Configuration” tab,the installation of these components may have failed.* Make sure “Client for Microsoft Networks” is displayed in the “Primary NetworkLogon” field.* Make sure the “TCP/IP –> name of LAN card (adaptor) currently used” is displayedin the “The following network components are installed” field on the “NetworkConfiguration” tab.3. Select “TCP/IP” and click <Properties>.* If multiple network adaptors have been installed, select “TCP/IP –> name of LANcard (adaptor) currently used”. ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ34
358OPERATION TIPS[Procedure] (continued)4. Click the “IP Address” tab.5. Select “Specify an IP address” and enter “192.168.0.10” in the “IP Address” field and“255.255.255.0” in the “Subnet Mask” field. Then click <OK>. * The IP address of the product is factory set to 192.168.0.1.6. The display will return to the window shown in step 3. Click <OK>.7. When the message “Restart computer now?” is displayed, click <OK>.After the computer restarts, use the AP-12 Manager to set the product.8ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ35
368OPERATION TIPSChecking the connection with the AP-12If the IP address of each station (terminal) is set correctly, then you can check if the IPpackets are arriving correctly at their destination by pinging the station of the othercomputer.To troubleshoot by pinging, open the MS-DOS window and enter the followingcommand:“ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx”where “ xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx” is the IP address of the AP-12.By executing the ping command, four pings (echo requests) are transmitted and a replymessage should be received for each ping.If a reply is not received, check the protocol settings of the station, as well as the settingsof the respective wireless LAN cards (Network Mode, ESS ID, etc.).The message “destination unreachable” will be displayed if the IP address and subnetmask of the source and destination stations are not set correctly.""Example of ping command execution (normal case)Windows 98ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ36
378OPERATION TIPSUninstalling the AP-12 ManagerThis section describes how to uninstall the utility, AP-12 Manager, from a Windows 98machine.When your computer uses an operating system other than Windows 98, follow the on-screen messages or instructions to uninstall the utility.[Procedure]1. Click <Start> and select “Control Panel” from the “Settings” menu. Double-click“Add/Remove Programs”.2. Select “AP-12 Manager” and click <Add/Remove>.3. The AP-12 Manager Uninstall Wizard will start. Click <Uninstall>.121212128ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ37
938SETTING EXAMPLESNetwork arrangementThis chapter shows IP address setting examples for the following network arrangement.This network consists of the product (ICOM access point AP-12), wireless ISDN Router,wireless LAN card SL-11 and wired and wireless terminals (PCs).HUBAP-12Wireless Transmission AreaPC-2PC-3(SL-11) PC-1InternetRouter[Router settings]IP address: 192.168.0.1Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0DHCP server function: EnableInitial allocation IP address: 192.168.0.10Number of allocations: 30[PC1 (Desktop PC)]* An Ethernet card is required.The IP address of this terminal isassigned by the DHCP server function of the Router automatically. Select“TCP/IP”from the installed network com-ponents on the “Network Configuration”tab and click <Properties>; and thenselect “Obtain an IP address automati-cally”.* For setting items not shown here, seethe instruction manuals for respectivedevices.[AP-12 settings (manual)]Channel: 11IP address: 192.168.0.40Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0* The value subsequent to the last dotshould be set to “40” or more. Otherwise,the IP address may collide with an IPaddress that is automatically assigned bythe Router.[PC3 (SL-11)*1]IP address: 192.168.0.42*2Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0*2*1 Operation mode: Infrastructure*2 If the network contains a DHCP server,the “Obtain an IP address automatically”option can be selected.*ESS ID and WEP-related settings mustbe the same between the AP-12 andeach wireless terminal (PC2, PC3).ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ38
10REFERENCE3910-1 Default Setting ValuesThe original factory setting values are listed below for each AP-12 setting window.[Wireless setting]• ESS ID: LG (alphanumeric characters, upper case)• Channel: 11[IP setting]• IP address: 192.168.0.1• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0[Security]• WEP security: Disable• Key generator: Non[Option]• Display banner: ON• Icon animation: ON• Password protection: OFF• Setting data mask: OFF10-2 Function List• Wireless access point function• Wireless roaming function• Wireless security(ESS ID, WEP)10-3 Ethernet portType RJ-45 8-pin modular jack: 11. Send (+)2. Send (–)3. Receive (+)4. Not used5. Not used6. Receive (–)7. Not used8. Not used12345678910ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ39
1140AFTER SERVICEWhen the product failsWarrantyAt the time of purchase, the retailer will provide a warranty sheet complete with thedetails of the purchase (date of purchase, name of store). Make sure the informationis correct and keep the warranty in a safe place for future use.Requesting servicingRefer to the instruction manual and check the settings of both the computer and theAP-12. If you cannot solve the problem, request servicing according to the followingterms:Contact the store where you purchased the product.The retailer will service the product in accordance with the warranty. Have yourwarranty ready at the time of request.Contact the store where you purchased the product.If the product is serviceable, the retailer will repair the product for a fee.Questions Regarding ServiceIf you have any questions regarding service, contact the local dealer where youpurchased the product or contact the service staff at one of our sales offices.After the warranty periodDuring the warranty periodap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ40
1241SPECIFICATIONS1112• Applicable international standards :• Communication method :• Radio communication type :• Modulation method :• Frequency band :• Available channels :• Data transmission rates :• Transmission range :• Security :• Built-in antenna :• Transmission power :• Reception sensitivity :• Demodulation method :• Operating temperature range :• Input power :• Power consumption :• Outline dimensions : • Mass : • Supported machines :• Supported OS :IEEE 802.11/IEEE 802.11bSimplexDirect Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS)DPSK/DQPSK (Burger/CKK code)2.4 GHz band (2400 – 2472 MHz)1 – 11Max. 11 MbpsApprox. 30m (indoor) at 11 MbpsWEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)ESSID (Extended Service Set IDentifier)Diversity slot antennaLess than 1 W–76 dBm max. (frame error rate: 8%)Digital demodulation (matched filter type)0 – +55°C7.5 V DC ±5% (using supplied AC adaptor)Transmit 450 mA (typical)Receive 400 mA (typical)100 (W) ×30.5 (H) ×70 (D) mm (excluding projections)Approx. 90 g (excluding accessories)PC/AT compatible machine, Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000Windows XP* The specifications may be subject to change without notice.* The transmission range may vary depending on the transmission speed and theenvironmental conditions.ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ41
1342TERMINOLOGYDHCP serverDHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) is aprotocol that allows a client in a TCP/IP networkto automatically obtain required information froma server. The DHCP server manages such networkinformation as the IP Address, Default Gateway,and Domain Name. ICOM DR-1WL or other devices with DHCPserver capability allocate an IP address, defaultgateway, DNS address, etc., to the DHCP clients(computers) when the DHCP clients start up. ESS ID (Extended Service Set-IDentifier)An ESS ID is a name used for identification whenmultiple network groups are formed within thetransmission area of a wireless network. The ESSIDs of the wireless terminals in a wireless networkgroup communicating with the AP-12 are set tothe same value as the ESS ID of the AP-12. EthernetEthernet is a set of standards and protocols forLAN communications developed by Xerox, DigitalEquipment Corporation, and Intel. Types of Ether-net include 10BASE-T, 10BASE-5, and 10BASE-2, each requiring a different cable specification. IP (Internet Protocol) addressThe IP address is a 32-bit address used todistinguish the devices in a network constructedusing TCP/IP protocol. Each network device hasa unique IP address. The IP address is usually expressed as a base-10numeral string made up of four 8-bit sections.(Example: 192.168.0.1)A private IP address is an IP address setindependently by the network administrator. It is not necessary to petition an address manage-ment institution or a provider, but a private IPaddress must be allocated according to thefollowing rule: When connecting with an external network, theprivate address must be converted into a globalIP address. The following IP addresses can be used freely asprivate IP addresses: Class A: 10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255Class B: 172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255Class C: 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255LAN (Local Area Network)A network that is relatively small in scale. Atypical LAN occupies a single office or a singlefloor of a building. MAC address (Media Access Control Address)A MAC address is a physical address (number)uniquely set into each wired or wireless LAN card.LAN card manufacturers manage MAC addressesso that no two LAN cards in the world have thesame MAC address.Ethernet uses the MACaddress to send and receive frames.TCP/IPTCP/IP is the basic protocol of the Internet and iscurrently the most popular protocol in the world. Itis supported by Windows 95/98, Windows NT,and the other major operating systems.SMTP and FTP use this protocol.A TCP/IP control panel is a standard item inMacintosh computers provided with Open Trans-port.URL (Uniform Resource Locator)URLs are used to access home pages and othersites on the Internet.Our URL is http://www.icom.co.jp.Web browserA web browser is a software application used forsearching web servers and viewing web pages.Common applications include Internet Explorerand Netscape Navigator.10BASE-T10BASE-T is a connection scheme for Ethernetconfigurations using twisted pair cable.The “10” in 10BASE-T represents an Ethernettransmission speed of 10 Mbps and the “T”represents twisted pair cable.ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ42
1343TERMINOLOGY13Access pointAn access point is any device used to connect awired LAN to a wireless LAN.ClientA client is any terminal or application in a networkthat requests information or a service from aserver and receives the corresponding response.Global IP addressA global address is a globally unique address thatheld by only one device on the entire internet. Subnet maskA subnet mask is used to allow on IP addressrepresent both the network address and the hostaddress. Assuming the IP address of a certain host is192.168.0.1 and the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0,if the IP address and subnet mask are multipliedas binary numbers the network address will be192.168.0.0 and the remaining 1 will be the hostaddress. TrafficTraffic refers to the flow of packets over a networkor the load (amount of data) born by the networkcircuits. When the traffic is high, data transfers may bedelayed and data may be lost. NetworkAn arrangement wherein servers, work stations,computers, and other devices are connected viacable or a telephone circuit for the purpose ofexchanging data.PacketThe unit by which data is sent and received in anetwork. A packet comprises a header portion containinginformation required for sending and receivingand a data portion containing the data being sent. PasswordA character string that a user must enter in orderto access a network. The password providesnetwork security because, once established, thepassword must be entered correctly by the useror access will be denied. HubA hub is required when the AP-12 and otherdevices are used construct a network. The hub isconnected to the AP-3 using 10BASE-T cable. Flash memoryThe flash memory is a memory device in the AP-12 to which data can be written. Information stored in the flash memory is noterased when the power to the AP-12 is turned off. ProtocolA protocol is a defined set of steps that isfollowed when data is sent and received. ap_12(FCC).qxp 02.4.17 2:55 PM ページ43
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