Sony PCWA-A100, PCWA-A200 Glossary, LAN, ISDN, Client

Glossary

Client

A computer connected to a LAN (Local Area Network). Also called a client computer.

ISDN

ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) is a set of standards for digital transmission over ordinary telephone copper wire and other media. Home and business users who install ISDN routers can access graphic-intense Web pages with greatly increased speed over that of modem users. ISDN requires routers at both ends. Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) also needs an ISDN router.

LAN

Unlike the internet, which is a network that is used by unlimited number of people, LAN (Local Area Network) is a network that is used by limited number of people.

For example, there is LAN used only by those belonging to the company or the division, and there is LAN constructed in home by interconnecting computers.

Contents

Operating Instructions Wireless LAN Access Point PCWA-A100/A200 Owner’s Record NOTE CAUTION NOTE: Declaration of Conformity FCC Part 68 (PCWA-A100only) Telephone Consumer Protection Act of Notes (PCWA-A100only) INDUSTRY CANADA NOTICE (PCWA-A100only) NOTICE AVIS DE L’INDUSTRIE CANADA (PCWA- A100 seulement) About the supplied software Table of contents Getting started Additional information Overview What you can do with your Wireless LAN Access Point 2Connecting to an ISDN router (see page 15) 3Connecting to a cable modem (see page 16) 4Connecting to a DSL modem (see page 17) Page System requirements About supplied manuals Unpacking Parts and indicators Connections Connecting the Access Point to the Internet To connect the Access Point to the telephone line (PCWA-A100only) zTip To connect the Access Point to the ISDN router To connect the Access Point to the cable modem To connect the Access Point to a DSL modem To use the Access Point for your local network only Connecting the Access Point to a power source To power on/off the Access Point Attaching the unit stand Before attaching the unit stand To remove the unit stand Setting up Factory default configuration of the Access Point Ethernet MAC address If you forget the Access Point settings Page Precautions Specifications Communication distance Maximum number of units connected Protocol support Standard Getting Help About Sony’s Support Options Glossary Troubleshooting On the Access Point Limited Warranty Statement