Intel 13100NG User Manual

Intel® Maple Peak

User Guide

July 2014

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Contents

1	Introduction .................................................................................................................			6
	1.1	Scope .................................................................................................................		6
	1.2	References ..........................................................................................................		6
	1.3	Introduction.........................................................................................................		6
		1.3.1	Wireless docking..................................................................................	6
		1.3.2	Wireless peripheral ..............................................................................	7
		1.3.3	Multi Gbps Device-to-Device..................................................................	7
	1.4	Key features ........................................................................................................		7
	1.5	SW and HW deliverables........................................................................................		7
	1.6	Notebook platform preparations for WiDock .............................................................		7
	1.7	Known limitations .................................................................................................		7
2	Maple Peak Setup		.........................................................................................................	8
	2.1	Operational mode.................................................................................................		8
		2.1.1	IF setup description (dock installer only).................................................	8
		2.1.2	RF setup description.............................................................................	9
	2.2	Test mode (OEM tool setup environment)................................................................		9
3	Software Install..........................................................................................................			11
	3.1	NB side installation ..............................................................................................		11
	3.2	Dock side installation ...........................................................................................		12
		3.2.1	Overview ...........................................................................................	12
		3.2.2	Dock host installation over PCIe............................................................	12
		3.2.3	Burning the flash using DFB tool ...........................................................	15
4	WiGig Application User Manual ...................................................................................			16
	4.1	Turn WiGig on.....................................................................................................		16
	4.2	Connect to a new dock .........................................................................................		17
	4.3	Manage the connections settings ...........................................................................		19
	4.4	Change dock settings...........................................................................................		19
	4.5	Disconnection .....................................................................................................		20
		4.5.1	Managed undocking ............................................................................	20
		4.5.2	Spontaneous undocking.......................................................................	21
	4.6	Forget this dock ..................................................................................................		21
	4.7	Docking..............................................................................................................		21
		4.7.1	Automatic docking ..............................................................................	21
		4.7.2	Manual docking ..................................................................................	22
	4.8	Dock FW upgrade ................................................................................................		22
	4.9	Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................		23
5	WiGig Recording Tool (WiGRT) ...................................................................................			24
	5.1	WiGRT installation ...............................................................................................		24
	5.2	How to use WiGRT ...............................................................................................		26
		5.2.1	Generate Report menu ........................................................................	26
		5.2.2	Settings menu....................................................................................	27

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Figures
Figure 1-1	Use models.......................................................................................................	6
Figure 2-1	IF setup............................................................................................................	8
Figure 2-2	RF setup...........................................................................................................	9
Figure 2-3	Maple Peak setup...............................................................................................	9
Figure 5-1	XML settings ....................................................................................................	27
Tables
Table 2-1	IF setup description ...........................................................................................	8
Table 2-2	RF setup description...........................................................................................	9

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Revision History

Revision	Description	Date
2.1	Beta 1.5 update	June 30, 2014
2.0	Beta update	April 9, 2014
1.1	Alpha update	November 25, 2013
1.0	Initial release.	May 16, 2013

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Introduction

1 Introduction

This chapter provides an overview of the Maple Peak WiGig solution.

1.1Scope

This document familiarizes customers with the Maple Peak hardware (HW) and software (SW) components and provides installation and configuration details.

1.2	References
Reference	Document	Revision
1	Maple Peak OEM Tool User Guide
2	WiGig Release Notes
3	Maple Peak External Product Specification
4	Maple Peak DFB User Guide
1.3	Introduction

The main use of Maple Peak at product launch is wireless docking in conjunction with the Maple Peak SNK.

1.3.1Wireless docking

Wireless Docking generally occurs when the user is working 2-4 feet from the display(s). The user experiences the same kind of responsiveness as operating a workstation/desktop.

1.3.1.1“Place to Dock, Snap to Go” experience

Wireless docking is designed to minimize user actions. After the initial WPS based pairing, the typical user is able to “auto-dock,” meaning the device automatically connects to the dock and peripheral when in range of the dock. In other words, by the time the device is on the desk, it is already docked.

Undocking is as simple, allowing the user to grab the device and walk away.

1.3.1.2Wireless Docking (WiDock) and Wireless Display (WiDi)

WiDock differs from other models, such as Miracast* or Intel® Wireless Display, in which the user is further from the screen (such as on the couch or in a conference room), and is focused on content consumption (watching a video, sharing a screen with others, gaming) rather than productivity or content creation.

Figure 1-1

Use models

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1.3.2Wireless peripheral

The wireless peripheral feature allows a device to interact with high-speed USB peripherals over WiGig. For example, a directly attached storage device equipped with Maple Peak SNK would allow a high-speed USB 3.0 connection with a Maple Peak equipped tablet or notebook.

When connecting, many of the wireless docking capabilities would be applicable (excluding of course the display capabilities), allowing USB 3.0 like throughputs (>1 Gbps) for on-desk distances.

1.3.3Multi Gbps Device-to-Device

The Device-to-Device feature allows two peer devices (two PCs, two tablets, a PC and a tablet, etc.) to establish a fat IP pipe (> Gbps) to enable all other D2D capabilities.

1.4Key features

See the Maple Peak Release Notes.

1.5SW and HW deliverables

See the EPS document (Reference #3).

1.6Notebook platform preparations for WiDock

•Operating system:

−Microsoft* Windows* 7 32/64, Microsoft Windows 8.1U 64

•SW Pre-requisites for OEM tools (unnecessary with an operational stack):

−VC++ 2010 Redistributable Package

1.7Known limitations

See the Maple Peak Release Notes.

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Maple Peak Setup

2 Maple Peak Setup

The Maple Peak setup consists of the following components:

•One WiGig link that contains Maple Peak on the NB side and Maple Peak SNK on the dock side.

Note: Note that each MpL-M card (the baseband) is connected to MpL-R card (the 60 Ghz radio)

•A PC that serves as the NB host

WiGig connectivity can be performed in two modes:

•Test mode – setup can perform a pre-defined set of traffic according to the accompanying OEM Tool application.

•Operational mode – real WiGig pairing, with WDE and WSE PALs.

2.1Operational mode

2.1.1IF setup description (dock installer only)

Figure 2-1

IF setup

Table 2-1	IF setup description
Description		Table-top IF-to-IF (coaxial based) non-over-the-air reference-design setup for
		client side
Maple Peak HW		M.2 ES'; RFEM ES'
Capabilities		WSE; WDE
Wired / OTA		Wired (coaxial cable)*

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2.1.2RF setup description

Figure 2-2

RF setup

Table 2-2	RF setup description
Description		Table-top over-the-air reference design setup for client side
Maple Peak HW		WSE; WDE
Capabilities		M.2 ES'; RFEM ES'
Wired / OTA		OTA

2.2Test mode (OEM tool setup environment)

Figure 2-3 Maple Peak setup

WiGig	WiGig
Kit	Kit
(TX)	(RX)
Mini PCI Bus	Mini PCI Bus
	WTF
OEM Tool	remote
	agent

Fixed IP	Ethernet cable		Ethernet cable	Fixed IP

Ethernet switch box

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Maple Peak Setup

Figure 2 descriptions:

Two PCs (one per WiGig kit) are connected using a hub on the Ethernet NIC and can communicate over a WiGig link.

The OEM tool application is installed on the left PC, and a small agent is installed the right PC (details of how to install these can be found in the OEM Tool User Guide).

Note: A Test Mode setup should be installed to work in this configuration (see Section 3).

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Software Install

3 Software Install

3.1NB side installation

1.Go to G Layout\Win7Plus\ and run Setup.exe.

Setup.exe installs the relevant installer for either a 32-bit platform or a 64-bit platform.

2.Check I have reviewed and agree to the EULA and click Install. This will install the operational WiGig software for the NB.

3.When the application is successfully installed check the Do you want to launch CU? option. Select Finish.

You will be able to run the CU application from the desktop shortcut later if you do not check this option.

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