Getting Started Guide
P/N 067151-004
2100 Universal Access Point
™
About the 2100 Universal
Access Point
The 2100 Universal Access Point™ (UAP) is a
transparent bridge that enables your wireless
end devices to communicate with devices on
your wired network.
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Additionally, if the UAP has a 900 MHz Falcon
radio or two 2.4 GHz OpenAir radios installed,
you can configure the UAP as one of these
devices:
Understanding the LEDs
The UAP has five LEDs that are identified in
the following illustration.
Wireless #1
Power
Wireless
#2
Wired LAN
Root/
error
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Accessing the Ports
You must remove the cable access door to
access the Power, 10BaseT, 10Base2, and Serial
ports. To remove the door, loosen the
thumbscrews on the door and then slide it off.
• Point-to-point bridge, which connects two
wired networks, such as between buildings
• Repeater or wireless access point, which
extends the range of your wireless devices
After you configure and install the UAP through
a serial connection, you can manage it remotely
using SNMP, Telnet, or a Web browser.
System Requirements
To configure the 2100 Universal Access Point,
you need:
• Power cable
• Antenna (and antenna cable for an external
antenna)
• RS-232 null-modem cable
• Terminal or PC with open serial port
If you are using the UAP as an access point or
point-to-point bridge, you also need:
• Ethernet cable drop and cable
Cable
access
door
Power
port
10Base2
Ethernet
port
Serial
port
10BaseT
Ethernet
port
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For More Information
This getting started guide describes how to
perform a basic configuration using the default
settings. For detailed information about
configuring the UAP, see the 21XX Universal
Access Point Technical Reference Manual (Part
No. 067150).
To order a manual, contact your local Intermec
sales representative. You can also download the
manual in PDF format from the Intermec Web
site at www.intermec.com.
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