Z-Com XG-762N manual Getting Start, Load the driver, Open the network interface

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3. Getting Start

3.1 Load the driver

Generally, the driver is automatically loaded when the XG-762N dongle inserts. If not, one can use the modprobe ¨Cv XG-762N to load our driver. In order to check whether our driver is loaded successfully, one can use the ¡°lsmod¡±f or t hi s check. If our dri ver i s loaded successfully, the following messages should be seen

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XG-762N 183576 0 (unused)

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Please note that the 183576 may not be the same as that in your system.

3.2 Open the network interface

In our driver, we will stop all the commands until the network interface assigned to us is opened. You can open the network interface by the following command

]$ ifconfig ethX up or

]$ ifconfig ethX <IP address>

3.3 Configure the Wireless settings

In our driver, we support the wireless extension commands to control our driver.

PARAMETERS: essid :

Set the ESSID (or Network Name - in some products it may also called Domain ID). The ESSID is used to identify cells which are part of the same virtual network.

Examples:

iwconfig ethX essid <ESSID>

mode:

Set the operation mode of our device.

Examples:

iwconfig ethX <mode>

mode:

Managed (Infrastructure Station mode) Ah-hoc (Ad hoc mode)

Master (Access Point mode)

channel:

Set the channel in the device.

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Contents User Guide of XG-762N USB Linux Driver Requirements IntroductionInstall individual driver Build and install the driverBuilding the device driver Package ExtractionBuild the debugging tool Getting Start Configure the Wireless settingsLoad the driver Open the network interfaceKey/encryption Private commandsSet MAC mode Set authentication typeGet MAC mode Connect to the given Access PointActivate MIC Fail Counter Measure Feature Dynamical Region SettingFor 802.11b/g onlyFixed Setting Set up IP addressGet IP setting from Dhcp Setting Access PointWorking with Linux WPA supplicant Setup the Linux wpa supplicantId.pem is created by Page Customization of VID/PID Table Special Mode for Embedded Station Chariot TestPage Enable Burst Mode Turbo ModePage Conclusion