Intermec 110, 115, 111 Getting Started Manual

Congratulations on Selecting Intermec
to help meet your data collection needs. You have chosen the world leader in the data collection industry.
The 0110/0111 Access Point is a long range, high performance local area network product that bridges Intermec’s 2.4 GHz radio frequency net­work and your Ethernet network.
The access point is designed to be a “plug-and­play” product. In many cases, you will not need to run any software to configure it. If you need to configure your access point, you will find the software easy to use.
Before you can install and configure your access point, you need these minimum system require­ments:
(0110/0111) An Ethernet cable drop and cable
(0115) A token ring cable drop and cable
A terminal or PC that is running a terminal
emulation program and an empty serial port or, a PC that is running a Telnet client on the
wired network or, a PC connected to a modem and a separate
modem to connect to the access point
(Optional) At least one other Intermec data
collection device with an OpenAir radio
Using the Access Point in Simple Networks
In wireless networks, access points and data collec­tion devices can easily communicate with each other using TCP/IP when they are in range of each other. Intermec ships TRAKKER® Antares™ TCP/IP terminals with the TCP/IP stack and application preloaded. For JANUS™ TCP/IP devices, you need to use the JANUS 2.4 GHz Install Utility to configure them to communicate with a host using Intermec TNVT, ANSI, TN3270, or TN5250 terminal emulation or Novell TNVT or ANSI terminal emulation.
Using Access Points in a Roaming Network
You can install several access points to allow data collection devices to roam while maintaining the same network connection. Devices can connect with any access point that is within range.
Performing a Quick Installation
There will be only one access point on this
network.
You will use all of the default values.
You will not be managing the access point
remotely through a Telnet session and therefore do not need to set an IP address.
You will not be setting a security ID on your
network.
If any of the above conditions is not true, see “Performing a Standard Installation” in the 0110/ 0111/0115 Access Point User’s Manual.
To perform a quick installation
1. Attach the antenna.
2. Mount the access point.
3. Connect the access point to the wired network.
4. Plug in the power supply.
You are ready to begin using your access point to send packets.
0110G.008
ANTENNA SERIAL 10BASE2 10BASET 10-18 VDC
Host
Ethernet
Access
point
0110G.006
JG2020
JG2050
Ethernet
Model 200 Controller
Access point
Host
T2425
0110G.005
Host
0110/0111
0110G.002
JG2020
JG2050
Ethernet
0110G.001
0110
When data collection devices are communicating using UDP Plus, the access point routes packets from the devices to the Model 200 Controller in your network if you are running screen mapping.
0115
0110G.003
T2425
T2425
Host
Token ring
Features
• Small, lightweight, mountable
• Locally and remotely configurable
• SNMP manageable
• Web browser manageable
• A site survey tool
• Capable of locating other access points
• Capable of downloading new firmware (images) to other access points
Accessories
• Mounting options Environmental box/external antenna (P/N
065089) Environmental box/standard antenna (P/N
065096) Cubical-mount bracket (P/N 065235) Wall-mount bracket (P/N 065236)
• Special power cords
• Special antennas
Intermec sells many other accessories, such as lightning arresters and amplifiers. If you would like information on any of these accessories, contact your local Intermec representative.
Where to Find More Information
The 0110/0111/0115 Access Point User’s Manual (P/N 065053) contains all of the information necessary to install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot the access point.
For information on ordering a manual, contact your local Intermec sales representative.
Physical Specifications
Dimensions 1.66 in x 6.54 in x 8.54 in
(42 mm x 166 mm x 217 mm)
Weight 1.5 lbs (0.71 kg)
Basic Electrical and Environmental Specifications
Electrical
x
10 to 18 V (input voltage),
rating 750mA
Temperature range -4°F to 140°F
(-20°C to 60°C)
Temperature -4°F to 122°F range (in an (-20°C to 50°C) environmental box)
Relative humidity 10% to 90% (non-condensing)
Other Specifications
Data rate 1.6 Mbps (wireless)
10 Mbps (Ethernet) 4 Mbps or 16 Mbps (token ring)
Domains 16
Channels 15 Range (standard Up to 500 ft (150 m) indoors
antenna) Up to 1000 ft (300 m) outdoors
Unlimited, with roaming
Frequency band 2.4 to 2.5 GHz world-wide
(varies by country)
Radio type OpenAir, frequency hopping,
spread spectrum (FHSS)
Radio power 100 mW (0110/0115) output 500 mW (0111/0115)
Ethernet 10Base2 (thin coaxial BNC) interfaces 10BaseT (twisted-pair)
Token ring STP/DBP plug interfaces UTP/RJ45 plug
Architecture Transparent bridge Media Access CSMA/CA
protocol Ethernet Ethernet packet types and
compatibility Ethernet addressing
0110/0111/0115
Access Point
P/N 066049-002
Getting Started
Guide
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