Samsung Electro Mechanics SWL-1000D Wireless LAN ISA Card User Manual 51923

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MAGIC WAVE
These SWL—IOOOD and SWL—IOOON have been tested and found to
complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.
Operation of this devices are subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received.including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
This device must be installed and used in strict accordance with the
manufacture's instructions. Howerever. there is no guarantee that
interference to radio communications will not occur in a particular
commercial installation.
If this device does cause interference, the user/operator shall promptly
stop operating the device untill harmful interference has been eliminated.
Sun t (r
MagicWave is the trademark of the SAMSUNG in wireless LAN.
The most recent software and user documentation for all MagicWave
products is available on our World Wide Web.
WWW [it -' wwmsem.samsun .co.kr
R&D Dept. of the Head Office 32—331—210—6‘66‘2
Table (ll Contents
Section 1. MagicWave Introduction ............................................................. 3
Section 2. Network Installation
Section 3. Hardware and Software Installation
Section 4. MagicWave Access Point Installation Guide and Manual 12
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Chapter 1. Magicl'lave Introduction
Igiclave Overview -
The haic'tlave(9IL—|OQOX) is a wireless LAN adapter card that'provide wireless connections
between lBl—PC's.
The function of the Ileaic'teve SHLV1OOOAPlAwess Point) is to transfer intonation iron a
wired LAN to a wireless LAN and iron the wireless LAN back to the wired LAN.
mm operating, tie Heatwave ls invisible to lost users (Naturally , unless the user is an
ministrator. the Ilacioleve out not be seen or accessed by users on the network.)
The midlave is similar to Ethernet. a most widely used network card, but it can be used on
motion when applied to note-Pt: because of the wireless connection.
The Iagic'ave is designed to operate with IEEE 802.11 nowllant radio cards. Wireless LAN
International Standarcs, and use a orotecoltCStA/CA) of collision evasion method for protect
a oollision on tl'e network, so a him speed ommnicetion is possible.
The ltegiclave suooorts mldirect sequence spread spectrum). This is a radio technique
which sormbles the data prior to transnission and uses a correlation tednime on receive
to improve the siwtal to noise ratio and makes a possibility to mnioate in the otliee
having a call, a colpartnent.
Haaio‘lave provides network driver software to support nest of the oomly used network
software and diagnostic programs.
"MN CHARACTERISTIC
The Iagic'llave supports a Peer to Peer ooultnication which makes point—to-point and point—to—
ilultipoint cormnications possible, mich makes the carwnications between wireless LAN
users easy.
A wireless network can be comeoted to a wired Ethernet through a network interlace called
an Access Point. Since all the protocols for a wired network are supported throuwt an
Awess Point, all the services for a wired network are available for a wireless network
users.
The Iagiclave supports various network sort-ares. The network driver is supplied to support
nos! network software such as IS Windows 4 Horknrouo 3.11, WindostS, Windows NT. etc.
The S'L-1000N for note—PC is small and portable as a routing function is provided for users
the would like to net network servtoes mile moving around.
SPECIFICATIONS
0 System Interface
ETI-EER Controller
PC Interface
Configuration
LAN Standard
IAN Interface
0 Radio Specifications
Frequency
Output Power
transmission rale
Modulation Methods
Receive Signal Level
Main Lobe BandWidth
BER
0 Transmission Range
Outdoor
In the office having a
compartment (About 1.5
m height)
In the office having a
wall (Don't have made
with concrete or metal
In the office having a
wall made of concrete
SWL-l OOON
Am19c930
PCMCIA
Plug and Play
IEEEEOZJ l(CSMA/CA)
Radio Frequency
2.412, 2417. 2.422. 2.4
27, 2.432, 2.437. 2442.
2.447, 2.452. 2.457. 2.4
67, 2.4726Hz, SUM 13
less than mun/M41
2Mhps
DQPSK
—83dBm
22MHZ
less than 10‘
300m
50m
30m
20m
l The range may be affected by the environment
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SWL—l OOOD
Am79c930
ISA
Plug and Play
IEEE802.11(CSMA/CA)
Radio Frequency
2.412. 2.417. 2.422, 2.4
27, 2.432, 2.437, 2.442.
2.447, 2.452. 2.457, 24
67, 2.4726Hz, SUM 13
less than lolll/lllz
2Mbps
DQPSK
—83dBm
22MI-Iz
less than 10"
300m
50m
30m
20m
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0 Physical Specifications
Adapter card size 105mm-53mm-5mm 180mm'110mm‘10mm
Antenna size 85m-80m'm-15mm
Weight 38g 1455
operating temperature -10t +5011
ifil fifl
Sleep mode 0,1W N/A
Standby mode 0.2W N/A -
receive mode 1.3W 2.5W
transmission mode 1.7W 3.8W
0 Supplied Software (both SWL-iOOON and 10000)
US windows for Workaroup 3.11(MDIS2) I WINSlNDISS) / Windows NT Driver
Test and install program
0 Operating State lndication Lamp
Primer, transmission, receive LED
1 Power : Sta-10000 (turns on men the system is poured on)
Sim-1000" (turns on with beep sound when the PC initializes the wireless LAN
card in the POUCH slot on system booting)
Tx : turns on when transmitting data.
Rx : turns on when receiving data.
A Wireless LAN card automatically starts to operate when inserted intc the slot
while the system is on because most notebook PC support hot plugging in
Window595 environment. To remove the card while the system is in operation,
follow the next steps:
—. Click on the icon shaped a PCMCIA card on the right bottom menu bar.
‘. Click on the card removal message when it appears next to the icon.
—i Remove the card when the permission appears in a small box.
MAGICWAVE
Section 2. Network Installation
The meter of outputers connected. Ethernet installation, and the themed network
applications determines tr: type of network, Ad-Hoc or Infrastructure 4
The wireless LAN an easily be installed md used while one mist earnest castes to install a
wired LAN. 1
Ad—Hoc NETWORUPoint to point communication)
An AtHftec Network Is suitable tor the environment in mien connections to wired network are
not necessary and can be constructed by only wireless LAN adapter cards.
You can use the network Imedietely altar settlng up the network parameters using the
supplied network driver.
SWL-1000N
SWL- 1 GOOD
SWL- 1 ODDN
Infrastructure NETWORK
A wireless LAN can be used to access all the services that are available for a wired LAN
throudi an access point which connects the wireless LAN to a wired network.
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Roaming is a service that disconnects the user from an access point allotted to
the previous cell and connects to the one allotted lo a new cell when the user
moves into the cell
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Section 3. Hardware and Software installation
UlPACK I NG AM) INSPECT I ON -
Alter opening the box. verity that all parts are included and check your cor-outer and
_network environment.
Packgag Contents
(1) unwelcome!» or ioomttSAi
(2) 9&inan purchasing mess Point, 1 M4000" or m—1DOOD adapter nerd added)
(3) Users Hamel
(4) A Network Driver and Utility Disk
(5) Power win (sat-1000» only)
(6) A System booting Disk (EL—10mm only)
(7) External Antenna (Si-10000 only)
SWL-‘IOOOD
SWL-1000AP ’. Antenna
PC configuration
For the WHOM), verily that your computer has an extra inn ”0 Address. SYL-10000 is
lSA PlugflPIey card strpoorting lRQ 9.10.11,12. Sorle multimedia PC rray not have an extra IRQ.
Reguired Ewigrlent for Network Connection
—, If you want to use AtHloc Network, you can install with only MflOOODJOOON adapter
curds.
-. it you went to use Infrastructure Network. you must install Mess Point(SIlL-1000AP)
first.
Equimnt required to install Awess Point is
(1) Access Point (SOIL-100ml?)
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(2) PWIIA lirelm LAN aduter card (Mt—100004. or M403“! and External Antenna)
(3) Awess Point system booting disk.
HARDWARE l NSTALLAT I ON
Desktog PC ad_agter Acard germ-100ml
1. Turn the PC oft, uncover the use. and remove the Emmy Bracket of the emty
expansion ISA slot.
2. Insert carefully in legidave wireless LAN card to the PC slot and turn the serve to
fix it tiditly.
3. Then. insert the antenna to the antenna port protruding train the beck of the PC as in
the following picture.
4. Turn the PC on and confirm that the adapter card is recognized by the PC by deckim
the LED befure yw put the cover over the PC.
! verification procedure throud’i LED
Red LED 2 power LED. Harts when the scanner turns on.
Orange LED : blinks ehen receiving data.
green LED : blinks men trensnitting date
The card is operating normally men an orange and a green LED‘s blink alternately,
it After inserting the card. install the device driver tolloning the instruction. It
a message that the PC tailed to recognize the card eppeersr check the card by
following the procedure “hate-ave dimestics' on page 56. Contact your local
service centre for further help,
it An SiL—iOOOD supports lSA Plug and Play. The card is automatically recognized and
installed in Winches 95 envrronraent, If your system does not support the Plug and
Play, you can use the utility for lSA PnP (not included in the package),
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Note—PC adapter card (SlIL-1000Nl
You can insert the card into note-PC while the power is on er 0”.
.lnen inserting the card while using your notebook PC.
insert the SNL-tOOON odeoter card into the MIA slot. A pleasant ‘omrp' sound
indicates the regular operation. A lot! lonotoneus tone indicates a failure at the
recomition.
. then insertmg the card before turning your notebook PC on,
The success or failure 0! the card recognition is also indicated by the sound as move
It the card is suwesstully recognized. install the device driver tollomng the
instructions on page 3.
Access Point {SM-1000”)
A ltagictleve Access Point connects a IleaicWave wireless LAN to existing wired LAN as
explained before.
An Access Point is nipped with an Ethernet adapter card supporting tobaso—T, 10hase2 and a
Haaidlave wireless LAN adapter card.
Installatlm can be done easily as follows:
tr Verify that 220V is selected and plug the porter cord into the socketr
2. Connect the network cable to Ethernet card portltObase—T or tobasezl'en the back of the
Access Point.
3. Make sure that you hear the nice ascending tones, and check if the LED on the back of the
adapter card blinks after the system is booted.
4. The Access Point is working normally it the red LED is on, and the green LED is blinking.
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Section 4. MagicWave Access Point
installation Guide and Manual.
SETTING UP TIE ACCESS POINT
in order to omnect M-tOOOAP to the existing Ethernet to build an inirastructuu network
you met modify CONFIGIXT in the bowling disk.
Format of (INFIGIXT
cmFlGJXT sunrises a start line, an and line and parameter lines.
Each line is at the 'D’l :
KPARMETER : VALLE
The slash character 'I' is a cement delimiter. All text alter the slash manner and up tn
the and at the line will be ignored, "in; file must start with the line rem—100m? and
finish with the line {Ell}.
It is recommended to make and use a backup diskette and keep the original
system diskette 'm a safe place.
f SAM§UN
195mm? 'i'z'asesms
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Parameter Descriptions
The avallusle parmeters are described belea. Some peruneters can be ignored but are
assigned by detault values.
M: must be contained in oonlig.txt and identities the version of the software on the
booting dlsketts. This field is read by a soltvara and better not be modified by the user.
>$RTS THRESHOLD: determines the size of RTSlRquest—To—Send)/CTS(Clear-To—Send) lrmes and
the franes to be used Normally assigned by the default value 2301t
SHORT EWY: specifies the nutter of the trans-lesions ol RTS/CTS which mill be attemted
before aborting when the ail-unication between clients is interfered, Note that RTSICTS
are delivered bwk and torth between the clients to monitor the channel tor the possibility
oi munioations, The default value is 15.
QM FETHY: specifies the nutter of trials of the data retransmissions nhen the charmel or
a client causes the cease at data trans-lesions. The default value is 15, which is the same
as that for Ethernet.
WARNEL: specifies the operating channel nutter tor the SllL-1000AP (Any channel between 1
end15 can be used, but the d‘tannels used by adlaoent Access Points stnuld be apart by more
than 5 channels.)
ES ID: is'used to hale the wireless LAN group. Tm default value is mane but can be
arbitrarily assimed by the user. Its value must be the sale as that of its clients. So it
the routing is to be supported, the value at ESSJD at all the Access Points shotrld be the
iLOCALlP: is needed when a user manages the Access Point by Telnet or uses web manager
utilities. A user can assess a manage program for the Access Point by putting in the
assigned lP address on Telnet or on web browser.
$SERIAL: is serial nutter for the unit and must be filled. A M—tODOAP will not boot it
the serial numer does not match.
WTENAY: is needed to connect to an external network by using the TG/IP protocol. SllL-100
OAF stores all the IP addresses received from TCP/lP AR? (Address Resolution Protocol)
message. It the destination is an lP address instead of a local network, the packets are
sent to a gateway.
MAG I CtlAVE TROUBLESHOOT l NG .
H the Hagimave Awess Point does not operate normally, the fol lowing sits-ales of diamesss
can help:
1. than the unit tails to porter on:
-. Make sure that the poorer cord is fully seated in the socket on the back of the unit.
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24 men the unit fails to boot:
—. (heck the installation floppy disk insert the diskette in a convuter and use tl's
MWormlstommiim. ‘
-. It no problem is found with the floppy diskette, please contact your local service
centre or the retailer were you purchased the unit.
'3. When the unit boots but plays a discordant sound.
—. This indicates that the unit lailed to initialize The most likely cause is that the
radio card is not installed properly or IS instel led in a wrong slot,
—. Make sure ttnt the radio card is properly installed and then boot the system eoalnt
4r men the unit plays a nice 'chirp' sound but fails to col-unicete.
-. The lost likely cause is bad configurations ol the portmle units or LAN atteched Ic
cornutere.
-. check the states 01 SflL-lm er SOIL—1000" that is installed in the Access
Point (SHL-lOOOAP).
IAGIC’IAVE ACCESS POINT HEB MANAGER UTILITY
Ilaoidlleve Access Point Vise llanaper ran be amassed throudi Internet Explorer Web Bruiser,
and its URL is the address specified as the Local IP in CONFIGJXT ol the Access Point
-URL(Unifon-n Resource Locator) : The address of the location where the
information of web manager is.
‘ The new contents of the Access Point web page are not automatically loaded,
so press "refresh" or "reload“ button for an updated information.
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FCC Notice
The SWL-lOOOD and the SWL-IOOON complies with Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device
may not cause hamifiil interference and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
o eration.
Note: The SWL-lOOON and SWL-IOOOD have been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device and a low power transmitter, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfiil interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instmctions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause hannful interference to radio or television reception> which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try 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 output on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/T V technician for he] .
The SWL-IOOOD was tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, however it
is not certified for residential use by the FCC, The SWL-lOOOD is authorized only for use in commercial
and industral installations only.
The SWL-lOOON is authorized only for use in all installations

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