MCLT60H556Wireless LAN Card

Wireless PCMCIA Card User Manual Chapter 1 About the Wireless PCMCIA Card.............................3 1-1 Features................................................................................3 1-2 Applications.........................................................................3 1-3 Product Kit..........................................................................4 Chapter 2 Network Configuring and Planning............................5 2-1 Network Topology..............................................................5 2-2 Roaming...............................................................................7 Chapter 3 Installation.....................................................................8 3-1 System Requirements.........................................................8 3-2 Inserting the Wireless Card................................................8 3-3 Installation and Uninstall Process.....................................8 Chapter 4 Wireless Utility and Configuration...........................16 4-1 Windows 98/ME/2000 Wireless Utility..........................16 4-2 Windows XP Wireless Utility..........................................21 Appendix A Troubleshooting.......................................................28 Appendix B Glossary...................................................................29 Appendix C Specifications for Wireless Card...........................30 Chapter 1 About the Wireless PCMCIA Card This IEEE 802.11b Wireless PCMCIA Card is compatible with notebook computer Type II or Type III PCMCIA slot. As a Plug-and-Play device, Windows 98/2000/ME/XP will automatically recognize the wireless PCMCIA Card and initiate the installation process. Upon successful installation, the wireless PCMCIA Card will communicate seamlessly with other IEEE 802.11b wireless products. 1-1 Features 1. Supports up to 11 Mbps data rate. 2. Supports point-to-point and point-to-multipoint access provides increased flexibility. 3. Seamless connectivity to wired Ethernet and PC network LAN’s offers quick, trouble-free integration with existing networks. 4. Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) technology provides secure wireless connection. 5. Wireless connections eliminate the hassle and cost of cabling. 6. Supports a wide range of LAN (Local Area Network) Network Operating Systems (NOS) including Windows 98/2000/ ME/XP 7. Easy Plug and Play installation. 8. Omni - directional antenna provides wide range of reception. 9. Greater flexibility to locate or move networked PC’s 10. PCMCIA will support a ACTIVITY LED for feedback to the user on the current WLAN activity state. The signaling shall reflect the activity as follows: Infrastructure mode: LED Solid ON: Active Link LED Flashing: Search Mode Ad. Hoc. mode: LED always ON 1-2 Applications This wireless PCMCIA cards offer a fast, reliable, cost-effective solution for wireless client access to the network. Refer below for examples : l Remote access to corporate network information l E-mail, file transfer and terminal emulation l Difficult-to-wire environments l Historic or older buildings without Ethernet wiring. l Buildings with asbestos insulation l Open areas where wiring is difficult to employ l Re-layout frequently environments l Retailers, manufacturers or other organizations that frequently rearrange the workplace or relocate l Temporary LANs for special projects or peak time usage l Trade shows, exhibitions and construction sites that employ temporary networks. l Retailers, airline and shipping companies that need additional workstations for a peak period and auditors that require workgroups at customer sites. l Access to database for mobile workers l Medical, technical and retail specialists that require roaming access to a database or other network resources. l SOHO (Small Office and Home Office) users l Perfect for users that need a small, easy-to-install network that deploys rapidly. 1-3 Product Kit The wireless PCMCIA card includes the following items. Ensure that the items in the following list have been included. If any of the listed items are missing, please contact your local dealer. l One wireless PCMCIA Type II PCMCIA card l One Compact Disk. The CD include 98/2000/ME/XP driver, utility and user manual Chapter 2 Network Configuring and Planning The wireless PCMCIA card supports legacy Ethernet LAN network configuration options as defined by the IEEE 802.11b. The wireless PCMCIA card can be configured as: . Ad-Hoc mode for no Access Point wireless environment. . Infrastucture mode for wireless environment with Access Point. 2-1 Network Topology Ad-Hoc Wireless LAN Notebook with T60L198/T60L244 Notebook with T60L198/T60L244 Desktop PC with T60L198/T60L244 Desktop PC with T60L198/T60L244 Fig.1 Ad-Hoc Wireless LAN An Ad-Hoc wireless LAN is a group of computers. Each computer equipped with a wireless PCMCIA card that configure to same radio channel in order to communicate with others. Ad-Hoc wireless LAN configurations are appropriate for branch level departments or SOHO operations. ???? File Server Desktop PC Desktop PC Desktop PC with T60L198/T60L244 Desktop PC with T60L198/T60L244 Access PointAccess Point Notebook with T60L198/T60L244 Notebook with T60L198/T60L244 Fig.2 Infrastructure Wireless LAN Configuration Desktop PC with T60L198/T60L244 Desktop PC with T60L198/T60L244 A group of wireless users and an Access Point compose a Basic Service Set (BSS). Wireless clients can talk to any computer in both wired and wireless LAN network via the Access Point. 2-2 Roaming Infrastructure mode also supports roaming capabilities for mobile users. More than one BSS can be configured as an Extended Service Set (ESS). The continuous network allows users to roam freely within ESS. All wireless PCMCIA cards and Access Point within one ESS must be configured with the same ESSID in order to utilize roaming function. 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COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL REV.0.1 1/30/2003 1 WLAN MRS.doc Wireless PCMCIA Card Marketing Requirements Specification T60H556 June 03, 2002 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL REV.0.1 1/30/2003 2 WLAN MRS.doc 0. REVISION HISTORY...................................................................................................................................................................3 1. INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................................................................................4 1.1 SCOPE.......................................................................................................................................................................................4 1.2 FUNCTION................................................................................................................................................................................4 2. PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS.....................................................................................................................................................6 2.1 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................................................................6 2.2 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS.................................................................................................................................................6 2.3 MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS............................................................................................................................................6 3. COMPATIBILITY REQUIREMENTS........................................................................................................................................7 4. REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS.............................................................................................................................................7 4.1 REGULATION REQUIREMENTS.............................................................................................................................................7 4.2 ESD REQUIREMENTS..............................................................................................................................................................7 5. RELIABILITY, MAINTAINABILITY AND QUALITY...........................................................................................................7 5.1 RELIABILITY...........................................................................................................................................................................7 5.2 MAINTAINABILITY................................................................................................................................................................7 5.3 QUALITY..................................................................................................................................................................................7 6. ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS.....................................................................................................................................8 6.1 TEMPERATURE.......................................................................................................................................................................8 6.1.1 Operating Temperature Conditions..........................................................................................................................8 6.1.2 Non-Operating Temperature Conditions.................................................................................................................8 6.2 HUMIDITY................................................................................................................................................................................8 6.2.1 Operating Humidity Conditions................................................................................................................................8 6.2.2 Non-Operating Humidity conditions........................................................................................................................8 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL REV.0.1 1/30/2003 3 WLAN MRS.doc 0. Revision History Date: June 3, 2002 REV.0.1 COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL REV.0.1 1/30/2003 4 WLAN MRS.doc 1. Introduction Project Name : Wireless PCMCIA Card Project Code : T60L556.00 This documentation describes the marketing requirements specification of the Ambit Wireless PCMCIA Card. It is a confidential document of AMBIT. 1.1 Scope AMBIT Wireless High Rate PC Card complied with IEEE 802.11b 11Mbps Standard, it can be used to provide a variety of low-cost wireless network interface card to connect your wireless LAN via fitting into the type II PC Card slot. The Wireless High Rate PC Card that complies with this specification and combines networking with high-speed Internet access will let people connect to the Internet anywhere, anytime. With seamless roaming, fully interoperability and advanced security with WEP standard, Wireless High Rate PC Card can allow user to switch to different vendors’ Access Points through the wireless networks and to prevent from eavesdropping. 1.2 Function l Compatible with IEEE 802.11b high rate standard to provide wireless Ethernet speeds of 11Mbps data rate l Dynamic data rate switching with 11, 5.5, 2 and 1Mbps l Allows auto fallback data rate for optimized reliability, throughput and transmission range l Supports wireless data encryption with 64-bit and 128-bit WEP standard for security l Integrated Microstrip dual diversity antennas for the multi-path environment l One-piece PC Card design to fully support PCMCIA type II defined mechanical and environmental stress conditions l Drivers supports Windows 98, 98SE, 2000, ME and XP COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL REV.0.1 1/30/2003 5 WLAN MRS.doc 2 . Hardware Architecture: MAC AT76C502 RF RF2948B PA RFMD5111 LNA RF2494 T60H556.00 Blocd Dia…

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12345678 A B C D 87654321 D C B A Title Doc.No. Data: File: REVRev.NoteView Page of 06/06/2002 H:\Com\DOC\T60H556.00\SCH\L2\T60H556L2.ddb - T60H556.Prj Time 14:33:56 SCHEMATIC AMBIT Prepared Checked Approved T60H556.00 L2 Jerry Yang 7 RST WPE BB3KCS PC_nCE1 PC_nCE2 MAC MAC.SCH MCLK Q_IN TX_PE GS DATA_CLK I_IN RX_PE TX_RDY TXVGC VGC BB3KCS CCA TX_DATA MOSI S_CLK RX_DATA S_DATA VREF1 MD_RDY_B MCLK E_D SYNTH_REF_IN SEL0 RX_EN Q_OUT I_OUT RST RXEN MD_RDY WPE BASEBAND BASEBAND.SCH E_D RX_EN GC_TX Q_OUT I_IN VREF1 RX_EN RX_EN IF_LO GS RX_RF_LO RX_IN PREAMPIN I_OUT Q_IN TX_RF_LO Tranceiver Tranceiver.Sch TX_RF_LO S_CLK GS GC_TX E_D SEL1 GS TXVGC RX_IN PREAMPIN IF_LO S_DATA SYNTH_REF_IN RX_RF_LO RXEN ANTSEL ANTSEL Synthesizer Synthesizer.Sch RADIO_PE Voltage Voltage.Sch 1 Tspoint Tspoint.sch 12345678 A B C D 87654321 D C B A Title Doc.No. Data: File: REVRev.NoteView Pageof 06/06/2002 H:\Com\DOC\T60H556.00\SCH\L2\T60H556L2.ddb - MAC.SCH Time 14:33:59 SCHEMATIC AMBIT Prepared Checked Approved T60H556.00 L2 Jerry Yang 7 M_A14 M_A15 JCH14 M_A5 M_D0 M_D7 M_A11 M_D4 S_DATA LINK_ind NSCE M_D1M_A0 RADIO_PE M_D5 TX_PE LINK_ind M_A3 M_D5 TX_DATA CFG2 NMOE M_A13 M_A15 NMWE MOSI RX_DATA S_CLK M_A9 M_A9 M_A4 S_CLK M_A13 NMOE PA_PE M_D2 M_A14 M_D7 M_A8 M_A5 RX_PE_BB EXTFL M_D2 M_A7 M_A0M_A8 M_A10 M_D3 M_A1M_A12M_A11 M_A1 S_CLK M_A3 M_D6 NMWE MD_RDY TX_RDY M_A2 M_A4 M_D6 M_A10M_A2 M_D4 SPI_CS S_DATA MOSI M_D1 CFG1 CFG0 SYNTH_LE M_A12 M_A6 RX_PE M_A7 NSCE M_D0 CCA M_A16 M_A6M_A16 S_DATA SEL0 M_D3 SEL1 1 2 R124 R/470/0402/5% nWP 5 nRESET 3 SI 1 nCS 4 SCK 2 VCC 6 GND 7 SO 8 U103 U/NP,AT45DB011-SC 3 2 1 Q101 Q/MMBT3904/SOT23 1 2 D101 D/LT1075_Green 1 2 R115 R/NP, SI 5 nWP 3 nCS 1 GND 4 SO 2 SCK 6 nHOLD 7 VCC 8 U104 U/AT25040-10SC VCCS VCCS VCCS VCCS VCCS NO POP NO POP NO POPNO POP VCC DATA_CLK 1 2 R109 R/NP,0 VCC3 30 GND1 2 GND2 21 GND3 35 VCC1 1 VCC2 11 EXTFL 3 A15 4 A14 5 A13 6 A12 7 A11 8 A10 9 A9 10 A8 12 A7 13 A6 14 A5 15 A4 16 A3 17 A2 18 A1 19 A0 20 MD7 22 MD6 23 MD5 24 MD4 25 MD3 26 MD2 27 MD1 28 MD0 29 ~MWE 31 ~MOE 32 ~SCE 33 ~FCE 34 MA23 36 MA22 37 VCC4 38 MA21 39 MA20 40 MA19 41 MA18 42 MA17 43 GND4 44 MA16 45 MA15 46 MA14 47 MA13 48 MA12 49 MA11 50 MA10 51 VCC5 52 MA9 53 MA8 54 MA7 55 MA6 56 MA5 57 MA4 58 MA3 59 MA2 60 MA1 61 MA0 62 GND5 63 TCK 64 VCC6 65 TDI/CFG0 66 TEST 67 ~TRST 68 TDO 69 TMS/CFG1 70 GND6 71 GND0 72 VCC8 88 GND8 98 TXCLK 75 GND7 84 VCC7 79 TXDATA 76 TXPE 77 TXRDY 78 SYNCLK 80 SYNDAT/MISO 81 SYNLE 82 SYNPE 83 RXCIN 85 RXDATA 86 RXPE 87 BBREST 89 BBCS 90 BBAS/MOSI 91 BBRW 92 BBRXPE 93 BBTXPE 94 CCA 95 MDRDY 96 ~OSCSTR 97 ~OE 99 ~WE 100 ~REG 101 ~INPACK 102 ~WAIT 103 ~IORD 104 ~IOWR 105 ~IREQ 106 ~IOIS16 107 TEST1/CFG2 108 SEL1 73 SEL0 74 SPI_PCS 109 GND9 110 LFT 111 VCC9 112 XIN 113 XOUT 114 GND10 115 ~CE2 116 ~CE1 117 D15 118 D14 119 D13 120 D12 121 D11 122 D10 123 RESET 124 VCC10 125 GPIO_2 126 GPIO_1 127 GPIO_0 128 GND11 129 NC0 130 VCC11 131 NC1 132 NC2 133 GND12 134 D9 135 D8 136 D7 137 D6 138 D5 139 D4 140 D3 141 D2 142 D1 143 D0 144 U102 U/AT76C502A/TQFP144 oe 9 a25 56 a24 55 a23 54 a22 53 a21 50 a20 49 a19 48 a18 47 a17 46 a16 19 a15 20 a14 14 a13 13 a12 21 a11 10 a10 8 a9 11 a8 12 a7 22 a6 23 a5 24 a4 25 a3 26 a2 27 a1 28 a0 29 ce1 7 ce2 42 we/pgm 15 iord 44 iowr 45 vs1 43 reset 58 reg 61 gnd 1 gnd_37 34 gnd_38 35 gnd_39 68 d15 41 d14 40 d13 39 d12 38 d11 37 d10 66 d9 65 d8 64 d7 6 d6 5 d5 4 d4 3 d3 2 d2 32 d1 31 d0 30 ireq 16 iois16 33 cd1 36 cd2 67 wait 59 inpack 60 spkr 62 stschg 63 vcc1 17 vcc2 51 vpp1 18 vpp2 52 vs2 57 J100 J/PCMCIA_PCCARD_HEAD PC_D0 PC_D1 PC_D2 PC_D3 PC_D4 PC_D5 PC_D6 PC_D7 PC_D8 PC_D9 PC_D10 PC_D11 PC_D12 PC_D13 PC_D14 PC_D15 PC_D0PC_D1PC_D2PC_D3PC_D4PC_D5PC_D6PC_D7PC_D8PC_D9PC_D10PC_D11PC_D12PC_D13PC_D14PC_D15 PC_D[15..0] CFG2 PC_nIOIS16 PC_nIREQ PC_nIOWR PC_nIORD PC_nWAIT PC_nINPACK PC_nREG PC_nWE PC_nOE MOSI PC_nIREQ PC_nIOIS16 PC_nWAIT PC_nINPACK PC_nREG 12 R103 NI R/0 PC_nWE PC_nIORD PC_nIOWR PC_nCE1 PC_nCE2 PC_nOE PC_nCE1 PC_nCE2 WPE PC_A0 PC_A1 PC_A2 PC_A3 PC_A4 PC_A5 PC_A6 PC_A7 PC_A8 PC_A9 PC_A10 PC_A11 PC_A12 PC_A13 PC_A14 PC_A15 EXTFL PC_A15 PC_A14 PC_A13 PC_A12 PC_A11 PC_A10 PC_A9 PC_A8 PC_A7 PC_A6 PC_A5 PC_A4 PC_A3 PC_A2 PC_A1 PC_A0 PC_A[15..0] VCCS VCCS SPI_CS VCCS VCCS VCCS WE 5 OE 32 CE 30 A0 20 A1 19 A2 18 A3 17 A4 16 A5 15 A6 14 A7 13 A8 3 A9 2 A10 31 A11 1 A12 12 A13 4 A14 11 A15 7 D0 21 D1 22 D2 23 D3 25 D4 26 D5 27 D6 28 D7 29 VCC 8 NC 9 GND 24 CE2 6 A16 10 U101 U/SRAM/W24L010AT-12 CFG0 CFG1 BB3KCS RST VREG_IN 12 R107 R/3.3K/0402/5% 1 2 R108 R/10M/0402/5% RESET_4 RST WPE BB3KCS PC_nCE1 PC_nCE2 VCCS RESET_4 2 1 C114 C/10nF 2 1 C117 C/18pF 2 1 C118 C/18pF 13 GND 2 NC 4 X100 36MHZ TDO TRST TCK RESET LFT CLK_IN XOUT nWP nCS nCS-4 VS1 2 M_A[16..0] 1 2 C113 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C105 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C106 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C107 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C108 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C109 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C110 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C111 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C112 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C116 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 12 C120 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C119 C/104K/10V/X7R/0402 1 2 C115 C/222K/50V/X7R/0402 1 2 R125 R/470/0402/5% 1 2 R111 R/150/0402/5% 1 2 R116 R/3.3K/0402/5% 1 2 R117 NI R/3.3K/0402/5% 1 2 R118 NI R/3.3K/0402/5% 1 2 R119 R/3.3K/0402/5% 1 2 R120 NI R/3.3K/0402/5% 1 2 R121 R/3.3K/0402/5% 1 2 R122 R/3.3K/0402/5% 12 R123 R/3.3K/0402/5% 12 R127 R/3.3K/0402/5% 1 2 R113 R/1K/0402/5% 12 R104 R/0/0402/5% 12 R105 R/0/0402/5% 1 2 R114 R/0/0402/5% 12345678 A B C D 87654321 D C B A Title Doc.No. Data: File: REVRev.NoteView Page of 06/06/2002 H:\Com\DOC\T60H556.00\SCH\L2\T60H556L2.ddb - BASEBAND.SCH Time 14:34:06 SCHEMATIC AMBIT Prepared Checked Approved T60H556.00 L2 Jerry Yang 7 VGC_ NETU8_3 MD_RDY_B R66 R/10 R36 R/330 E/D 1 GND 2 Vcc 4 Out 3 U11 U/44MHz C20 C/22pF R3 NI R/10k C85 C/100nF C30 C/27pF 21 R10 R/10 C29 C/68pF R11 R/1K C22 C/22pF C10 C/22pF R67 R/10 C16 C/7pF C49 C/10nF R14 R/470 TX_PE 1 RX_PE 2 MCLK 3 TX_RDY 4 RX_RDY 5 VDDD 6 GNDD 7 CCA 8 LNA_CNTL 9 TX_DATA 10 DATA_CLK 11 RX_DATA 12 CSN_AD0 13 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Note: This test report is specially limited to the above client company and product model only. It may not be duplicated without prior written consent of Bay Area Compliance Laboratory Corporation. This report must not be used by the client to claim product endorsement by NVLAP or any agency of the U.S. Government. FCC PART 15 SUBPART C EMI MEASUREMENT AND TEST REPORT For AMBIT Microsystems Corporation 4-1, Ming Shen Street, Tu Chen Industrial District. Tu Chen, Taipei Hsien 236, Taiwan, R.O.C. FCC ID: MCLT60H556 September 30, 2002 This Report Concerns: Original Report Equipment Type: Wireless LAN Card Test Engineer: Benjamin Jing Report No.: R0209052 Test Date: September 14, 2002 Reviewed By: Jeff Lee Prepared By: Bay Area Compliance Laboratory Corporation 230 Commercial Street Sunnyvale, CA 94085 Tel: (408) 732-9162 Fax: (408) 732 9164 AMBIT Microsystems Corporation FCC ID: MCLT60H556 Report # R0209052Rpt.doc Page 2 of 26 FCC Part 15.247 Test Report TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION.................................................................................................................................................4 1.1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION FOR EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST (EUT)........................................................................................4 1.2 OBJECTIVE................................................................................................................................................................................4 1.3 RELATED SUBMITTAL(S)/GRANT(S).....................................................................................................................................4 1.4 TEST METHODOLOGY..............................................................................................................................................................4 1.5 TEST FACILITY.........................................................................................................................................................................5 1.6 TEST EQUIPMENT LIST............................................................................................................................................................5 1.7 HOST SYSTEM CONFIGURATION LIST AND DETAILS..........................................................................................................6 1.8 SUPPORT EQUIPMENT LIST AND DETAILS............................................................................................................................6 1.9 EXTERNAL I/O CABLING LIST AND DETAILS......................................................................................................................6 2 - SYSTEM TEST CONFIGURATION..................................................................................................................................7 2.1 JUSTIFICATION..........................................................................................................................................................................7 2.2 EUT EXERCISE SOFTWARE....................................................................................................................................................7 2.3 SPECIAL ACCESSORIES............................................................................................................................................................7 2.4 SCHEMATICS / BLOCK DIAGRAM...........................................................................................................................................7 2.5 EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS.................................................................................................................................................7 2.6 CONFIGURATION OF TEST SYSTEM.......................................................................................................................................8 2.7 TEST SETUP BLOCK DIAGRAM...............................................................................................................................................8 3 - SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS........................................................................................................................................9 4 - CONDUCTED OUTPUT POWER MEASUREMENT................................................................................................10 4.1 STANDARD APPLICABLE.......................................................................................................................................................10 4.2 MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE................................................................................................................................................10 4.3 TEST EQUIPMENT...................................................................................................................................................................10 4.4 MEASUREMENT RESULT.......................................................................................................................................................10 5 – 6 DB BANDWIDTH...............................................................................................................................................................11 5.1 STANDARD APPLICABLE.......................................................................................................................................................11 5.2 MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE................................................................................................................................................11 5.3 MEASUREMENT RESULT.......................................................................................................................................................11 5.4 PLOTS OF 6DB BANDWIDTH.................................................................................................................................................11 6 - 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