Lantronix Ethernet manual List of Tables, Compliance

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Obtaining Firmware _____________________________________________________77

Reloading Firmware ____________________________________________________77

Using TFTP: Graphical User Interface ______________________________________77

Using TFTP: Command Line Interface ______________________________________78

Network Upgrade_______________________________________________________78

Recovering the Firmware Using the Serial Port and DeviceInstaller ________________78

WLAN Country Setting __________________________________________________79

11: Wireless Bridging

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Configuring the WiBox in Bridging Mode_____________________________________80

Method 1 __________________________________________________________________80

Method 2 __________________________________________________________________80

Method 3 __________________________________________________________________81

12: Troubleshooting

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Diagnostic LED States___________________________________________________82

Problems and Error Messages ____________________________________________82

Technical Support ______________________________________________________85

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Binary to Hexadecimal Conversions

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Converting Binary to Hexadecimal _________________________________________86

 

Conversion Table ___________________________________________________________86

 

Scientific Calculator _________________________________________________________86

Compliance

88

Compliance Information__________________________________________________88

Regulatory Information __________________________________________________89

USA Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice____________________________89

Canada – Industry Canada Notice ______________________________________________89

Europe – R&TTE Directive 99/5/EC, Wireless Notice _______________________________90

Australia & New Zealand – Wireless Notice _______________________________________90

Warranty

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List of Tables

Table 2-1. WiBox LEDs ______________________________________________________ 17

Table 2-2. WiBox Technical Specifications _______________________________________ 18

Table 6-1. BootP/DHCP/AutoIP options __________________________________________ 47

Table 6-2. Standard IP Network Netmasks _______________________________________ 48

Table 7-1. Interface Mode Options ______________________________________________ 51

Table 7-2. Common Interface Mode Settings______________________________________ 51

Table 7-3. Flow Control Options________________________________________________ 52

Table 7-4. Reserved Port Numbers _____________________________________________ 52

Table 7-5. Connect Mode Options ______________________________________________ 53

7-6. Modem Mode Commands _________________________________________________ 59

Table 7-7. Disconnect Mode Options ____________________________________________ 60

Table 7-8. Flush Mode Options ________________________________________________ 61

Table 7-9. Pack Control Options _______________________________________________ 62

Table 9-1. Monitor Mode Commands ____________________________________________ 75

Table 9-2. Command Response Codes __________________________________________ 76

Table 10-1. Firmware Files____________________________________________________ 77

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Contents WiBox2100E User Guide Lantronix Corporate Headquarters Technical Support Sales OfficesContents Setup Mode Server Configuration ContentsSetup Mode Advanced Settings List of Tables ComplianceList of Figures Serial Tunneling Infrastructure Network ExampleUsing This Guide Purpose and AudienceChapter Summary Using This Guide Additional DocumentationIntroduction ApplicationsName Model Part Numbers Application Examples Serial Tunneling NetworkIntroduction Ad Hoc Network Serial Tunneling InfrastructureAd Hoc WiBox Connection Configuration MethodsProtocol Support WiBox with EthernetHardware Address Wlan SettingsAddresses and Port Numbers IP AddressSerial Connector Pinouts DB9M DTE Serial ConnectorRS-485 2-Wire Pinouts WBX2100E Network InterfaceEthernet Connector Pinouts LEDsWiBox LEDs Technical Specifications Hardware Address 00-20-4a Quick StartRequired Information IP Address Subnet Mask GatewayWPA Enabled Y/N WPA Key Type hex or passphrase? Installing and Configuring the WiBoxWEP Enabled Y/N? WEP Key 64 bit or 128 bit? Quick StartSyntax is SetZone IP address zone abbreviation WEP Using Device Installer To install the DeviceInstallerViewing the Current Configuration To view the WiBox’s configuration settingsWebPort Firmware UpgradeableRate Supports Wired Ethernet Maximum Baud RateQuick Start Web-Manager Configuration Accessing Web-Manager through a Web BrowserNetwork Configuration Web-Manager ConfigurationAuto-IP Automatic IP Address ConfigurationSelect Obtain IP address automatically Dhcp Host NameEthernet Configuration Server ConfigurationStatic IP Address Configuration Select Use the following IP configurationTo configure the WiBox’s device server settings Server ConfigurationAdvanced CPU Performance Mode Hostlist ConfigurationTo configure the WiBox’s hostlist Http Server PortRetry Settings Channel 1 and Channel 2 ConfigurationSerial Settings Host InformationChannel Port SettingsDisable Serial Port ProtocolPack Control Flush Input Buffer Serial to NetworkConnect Protocol Connection Settings TCPFlush Output Buffer Network to Serial At Time of DisconnectConnect Mode Passive Connection Connect Mode Active ConnectionEndpoint Configuration Common OptionsConnection Settings UDP Disconnect ModeDatagram Mode Datagram TypeWlan Configuration To configure the WiBox’s Wlan settingsDevice Address Table Network Name Wireless Network ConfigurationWireless Network Security Network Type Select Infrastructure or Ad Hoc ChannelAdvanced Settings WEP OptionsWPA Options Updating Settings Applying DefaultsTelnet Connection Telnet or Serial Port Setup Mode ConfigurationAccessing Setup Mode To establish a Telnet connectionTo exit Setup Mode Exiting Setup ModeTelnet or Serial Port Setup Mode Configuration Serial Port ConnectionNetwork Mode Setup Mode Server ConfigurationServer Configuration Option IP AddressSet Gateway IP Address Change Telnet Configuration PasswordSetup Mode Server Configuration Netmask Number of Bits for Host PartDhcp Name Setup Mode Channel Configuration Channel 1 OptionBaudrate Mode Option Interface ModeSetup Mode Channel Configuration Common I/F Mode Setting Binary HexFlow Control Option Hex Connect ModePort Number Port Numbers Reserved forIncoming Connection Connect Mode OptionConnect Mode Options ResponseIncoming Connection ResponseActive Startup Manual Connection Manual Connection Address ExampleConnection To enable the hostlistAutostart Automatic HostlistModem Mode Datagram TypeFull Verbose 11. Modem Mode MessagesMessage Meaning Numeric ResponseModem Mode Commands Send the Escape Sequence +++ in Modem ModeModem Mode Function Command Auto Increment Source PortRemote IP Address Disconnect Mode OptionDisconnect Mode Options Remote PortFlush Mode Buffer Flushing Pack ControlTrailing Characters DisConnTime Inactivity TimeoutPacking Interval Send CharactersSend Characters Channel Port PasswordWlan Settings Telnet Terminal TypeNetwork Name Ssid Adhoc Network ChannelSecurity Fixed or Automatic Data Rate Transmission Data RateEnable Power Management Setup Mode Advanced Settings Expert Settings OptionTCP Keepalive time in seconds CPU Performance ARP Cache timeout in secondsDisable Monitor Mode at bootup Http Port NumberSecurity Settings Disable Web Setup Disable Port 77FE HexDisable Web Server Disable Echo PortsGenerally, one of two situations applies Default Settings Channel 1 ConfigurationChannel 2 Configuration Enable Power Management Expert SettingsSecurity Settings Channel SecurityExit Configuration Mode Entering Monitor Mode via the Network Port Monitor ModeEntering Monitor Mode via the Serial Port Monitor Mode CommandsResponse Meaning Monitor ModeCommand Response Codes G0, G1, ....,Ge, GfObtaining Firmware Reloading Firmware Using Tftp Graphical User InterfaceUpdating Firmware ROM FileUpdating Firmware Network UpgradeUsing Tftp Command Line Interface To download new firmware from a computerWlan Country Setting Syntax is SetZone IP address zone abbreviationWireless Bridging Configuring the WiBox in Bridging ModeMethod Troubleshooting Problems and Error Messages TroubleshootingDiagnostic LED States Problem/Message Reason SolutionLater, there is only one setting for WiBox2100E only Caps Lock is not onTechnical Support Technical Support Europe, Middle East, and AfricaConversion Table Binary to Hexadecimal ConversionsConverting Binary to Hexadecimal Scientific CalculatorBinary to Hexadecimal Conversions Compliance Compliance InformationCanada Industry Canada Notice Regulatory InformationUSA Federal Communications Commission FCC Notice ComplianceAntenna Notice Europe R&TTE Directive 99/5/EC, Wireless NoticeAustralia & New Zealand Wireless Notice Exposure of Humans to RF FieldsCompliance Warranty

Ethernet specifications

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