Black Box LW008A, LW012AE, LW011AE, LW005A Connect the Adapter to your computer or workstation

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3-MBPS WIRELESS ETHERNET HUBS, ADAPTERS, AND BRIDGES

Step 3: Connect the Adapter to your computer or workstation.

•Connect the RJ-45 connector at one end of a regular (uncrossed) Ethernet cable, to the UTP port on the back panel of the Adapter.

•Connect the RJ-45 connector on the other end of the Ethernet cable to the input socket of the Ethernet Network Interface Card on the back panel of your computer.

Figure 4-7. Connecting the Adapter to a Workstation.

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Contents Mbps Wireless Ethernet Hubs, Adapters, and Bridges Page Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Trademarks Contents Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Radio/Modem SpecificationsNetwork Interface Wireless LAN InterfaceLED Indicators LW001A, LW005A, LW007A Management LW002A, LW008A Management LW004A, LW010A Management LW003A, LW009AElectrical Immunity DimensionsWeight EnvironmentalApprovals LW002A, LW003A, LW004A, LW008A, LW009A, LW010A Approvals LW001A, LW005A, LW007AQuick Start Setup and Operation for the Hub Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Introduction 3-Mbps Wireless Ethernet Product LineMbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Wireless Ethernet Hub LW001A or LW007A Installed on Wall Wireless Ethernet Hub LW001A or LW007A Installed on Shelf LW008A Workstation Adapter LW002A or LW008A LW003A or LW009A Port Workstation Adapter LW003A or LW009A Wireless Bridge LW004A or LW010A Pcmcia Wireless Adapter LW006A Pcmcia Wireless Adapter LW006A Features of Wireless Ethernet LANs Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Installing the Hub Setting Up the LANHeight Position the HubCentral Location AntennasMetal Furniture Microwave Ovens Heat SourcesConnecting to Power Supply Connect the Hub to the Power SupplyHub Back Panel Connect the Hub to the Ethernet BackboneConnecting the Hub to the Ethernet Backbone Check Hub Functionality Using LED IndicatorsFront-Panel LED Indicators Load L,M,H No. of associated stations No stations Verifying the Ethernet Connection Back Panel of the Adapter Connect the Adapter to the power supplyConnecting to the Power Supply Connect the Adapter to your computer or workstation Connecting the Adapter to a WorkstationPosition Your Adapter Check functionality using the LED indicatorsEthr Front-Panel LED indicatorsQLT L, M, H Very-low-quality reception Installing the 4-Port Workstation Adapter LW003A or LW009A Front and Back Panels of the 4-Port Workstation Adapter 10. Connecting to the Power Supply Connect the 4-Port Adapter to your computer or workstation 11. Connecting the Adapter to a Workstation Position the 4-Port Adapter Front-panel LED indicators Back-panel LED indicators Ethr QLT L, M, H Installing the Wireless Bridge LW004A or LW010A 14. Front Panel of the Wireless Bridge Connect the Wireless Bridge to the power supply15. Connecting to the Power Supply Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Position the Wireless Bridge and the Antennas 17. LED Indicators on the Front Panel Wireless Bridge Ethr QLT L, M, H Very-low-quality reception Setting Up a Basic Wireless Ethernet Cell 18. Basic Wireless Ethernet Cell Area-Coverage Considerations 19. Wireless Ethernet LAN in Typical Office Environment Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Setting up Overlapping Wireless Ethernet Cells Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Associating with a Hub 21. Basic Wireless Ethernet Cell Associating with Other Hubs 22. Associating with Different Hubs AntennasLW011AE USA LW011A USA LW012A Europe LW011AESMA male connector on the other end connects to antenna Professional Installers only Snmp Manager Accessing Advanced Setup FunctionsLocal Monitor Connecting Terminal Cable to COM Port With a 9-Pin ConnectorMbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges Figures 5-1 To access the advanced setup functions with a local monitorTerminal screen appears Windows Terminal Communication Dialog Box Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges HUB Main Menu Mbps Wireless Ethernet HUBS, ADAPTERS, and Bridges To make selections from the menus To access the System Configuration menuTo access the Current Station Parameters Terminal Screen Showing Current Station Parameters To set the Hub IP parameters Terminal Screen Showing IP Menu IP Addresses’ Current Values To change one of the IP addressesRange Default ValueAccess Rights Hopping SequenceOperation DefaultNetwork ID Maximum Data Rate Stationary Mobility ModeMobile PortableTransmit Diversity Power Level= Select Antenna = Intelligent Antenna SelectionWlan Parameters Menu To set the Hub Wlan parameters102 103 104 Set Factory Defaults System ResetAppletalk Tunneling = Negative Bridging = Intelligent ModePositive Bridging = Positive BridgingStation Control Menu Parameters To access the Station Control menuTo reach the Access Control menu Access Control MenuChange Access Rights Change User Password Park Drive Lawrence, PA 15055-1018 724-746-5500 Fax

LW004A, LW005A, LW012AE, LW011A, LW002A specifications

The Black Box series of hardware, specifically the LW012AE, LW011AE, LW010A, LW004A, and LW008A, presents a robust range of solutions designed for various networking and communication needs. These models are particularly recognized for their high-performance capabilities, user-friendly interfaces, and advanced technologies that cater to different operational requirements.

The LW012AE model stands out due to its ability to support high-speed data transmission, making it ideal for environments requiring efficient data handling. It features a range of ports for extensive connectivity options, ensuring seamless integration with existing systems. Enhanced security protocols are integrated into this model, providing users with peace of mind about their data's safety.

Moving on to the LW011AE, this model is celebrated for its scalability. With the ability to accommodate growing business needs, it can efficiently handle increased data loads without compromising performance. It offers flexible configuration options, allowing users to customize their setups according to specific requirements. The LW011AE also utilizes cloud-based technology, enabling remote management and monitoring capabilities, which is essential for modern enterprises.

The LW010A is particularly noted for its compact design, making it suitable for environments where space is at a premium. Despite its small footprint, it delivers impressive performance, providing reliable connectivity with minimal latency. Its lightweight construction does not detract from its durability, ensuring longevity under various operational conditions.

Meanwhile, the LW004A model focuses on cost-effectiveness without sacrificing quality. It integrates essential features that meet the fundamental needs of networking while being budget-friendly. This model is excellent for small to medium-sized businesses that require networking solutions that are both affordable and reliable.

Lastly, the LW008A is designed for high-capacity data transfers, making it a great choice for data-intensive applications. It incorporates cutting-edge technology that enhances throughput and reduces downtime. The LW008A also supports multiple simultaneous connections, further optimizing network efficiency.

In conclusion, the Black Box LW series—LW012AE, LW011AE, LW010A, LW004A, and LW008A—offers a diverse range of features and technologies that address various networking needs. From scalability and compact design to cost-effectiveness and high-capacity data transfer, these models provide effective solutions for businesses of all sizes, ensuring that they remain competitive in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
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