ParkerVision USB1500 manual Network Conﬁguration, Ad-hoc Wireless LAN Topology

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USB1500 Wireless PC LAN Adapter

Appendix A :

Network Conﬁguration

The ParkerVision Wireless USB1500 Wireless LAN Adapter supports the same network conﬁ guration options of Legacy Ethernet LAN’s as deﬁ ned by the IEEE 802 standard.

The ParkerVision Wireless LAN Adapter can be conﬁ gured as:

•Ad-hoc for departmental or SOHO LAN’s.

•Infrastructure for enterprise LAN’s.

•LAN-interconnection for point-to-point link as a campus backbone.

Ad-hoc Wireless LAN Topology

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Contents ParkerVision USB1500 Wireless PC LAN Adapter Table of Contents Introduction Part Getting Started Introduction Getting to Know Your ParkerVision Wireless LAN AdapterFeatures of the ParkerVision Wireless PC LAN Adapter ApplicationsUSB1500 Wireless PC LAN Adapter Software Installation Insert the CD ROM into the CD ROM driveInstalling the ParkerVision Software For Windows XP Users Double Click the Advanced Button Click Here to Remove Check Mark System Requirements Hardware InstallationInstalling the ParkerVision USB Wireless LAN Adapter LED Part Advanced Management ParkerVision Wireless D2D Management Utility ConﬁgurationConﬁguration Using the D2D/ParkerVision Management Utility Available Connections Section Current Connection Section More on AD-HOC and AP Modes Service Set Identiﬁcation Ssid More on SsidPart Additional Information Troubleshooting Problems During Driver InstallationTroubleshooting Problems With the Utility Conﬁguration Problems With Access Point SettingsTroubleshooting Problems Communicating With the Computer Ad-hoc Wireless LAN Topology Network ConﬁgurationWireless LAN Topology Infrastructure Effective Transmission Range Example Hardware Speciﬁcations BPSK, QPSK, CCKUninstalling the ParkerVision Software Uninstalling the ParkerVision Software Index WEP Glossary