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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 4
1. Installation 6
1.2 Installation of WiSER2400 Administrative Software 9
1.3 Installation of VirCOM, the virtual serial COM port redirector 9
2. WiSER Deployment Strategies 10
2.1 Using the WiSER2400 in a Point-to-point Link 10
2.2 Using the WiSER2400 in a Point-to-multiple point Link 14
3. Using the WiSER 2400 Administration Software 18
3.1 Overview 18
3.2 Password Protection 20
3.3 Link Status 21
3.4 Configuration Page 22
3.5 Encryption 27
3.6 Statistics 28
3.7 Admin 29
APPENDIX 30
Troubleshooting 30
Limited Warranty 31
Regulatory Compliance 32
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IINNTTRROODDUUCCTTIIOONN
The WiSER2400.IP and the WiSER2400.Plus are IEEE 802.11b compliant
devices with built-in serial interfaces. They are designed to allow nonwirelessly enabled serial devices to be connected and fully integrated into an
802.11 Network.
The WiSER2400 receives data from equipment with serial ports; converts the
serial data into 802.11 compliant TCP or UDP data packets and transmits
these packets wirelessly. Conversely, the WiSER can receive wireless
packets, which it unpacks and delivers byte-by-byte to the destination
equipment/device through a serial port.
The WiSER2400 requires no device driver and is operating system
independent. They can be used with almost any type of equipment that uses a
serial port, including (but not limited to) cash registers, electronic whiteboards
and navigational instruments. Administration of the W iSER2400 is done
through a Windows based administrative software program. The
administration software can be used to configure the unit’s operating
parameters, administrative and local network settings. It can also be used to
monitor the unit’s communication link conditions.
The WiSER2400.IP comes with an RS-232 interface and a built-in
2dBi antenna. It comes supplied with a 5V DC power adapter.
The WiSER2400.Plus provides the same functionalities as the
WiSER2400.IP. It has an RS-232 DB-9 connector as well as a miniPhoenix connector for RS-485/422 interfaces. It accepts 5V DC to
32V DC power supply that has to be provided for separately by the
user. Input power connection is made through the mini-Phoenix
connector. It also comes with a DIN rail mounting clip and plate
assembly.
Fig. 1 WiSER2400.IP
Fig. 2 WiSER2400.Plus
Note:Throughout this manual, the term WiSER2400 is used to
refer to both the WiSER2400.IP and the WiSER2400.Plus
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Key Features Specifications
Works with any 802.11b or 802.11g access point
Supports peer-to-peer networking with one another or any 802.11b/g
station devices
Supports TCP/IP and UDP networking over 802.11
Plug & Play operation—
o No driver on the host device is required
o Operation independent of operating system on the host
equipment or device (Windows 98/NT/2000/ME/XP, Linux, Unix,
embedded, etc.)
Supports 64-bit and 128-bit WEP encryption for secured
communication
11Mbps data rate and automatic selection of lower data rate (5.5, 2
and 1 Mbps) in degraded RF environment
Serial interface supports XON/XOFF, DTR/DSR (WiSER2400.IP and
WiSER2400.Plus) and RTS/CTS (WiSER2400.Plus) for both local
and remote hand-shake/flow control
Supports RS-232 interface (WiSER2400.IP)
Supports RS-232/485/422 interfaces, selectable by software
2 dBi integrated dipole antenna (WiSER2400.IP); ReverseSMA RF connector (WiSER2400.Plus)
11, 5.5, 2 or 1 Mbps fixed rate, or configured to automatic
rate selection
CCK, Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum
300 ~1200 ft (WiSER2400.IP, depending on environment);
Link Distance for WiSER2400.Plus depends on antenna
used
Support infrastructure and ad-hoc station modes
115.2K
5VDC for WiSER2400.IP (adapter provided); 5VDC to 32
VDC for WiSER2400.Plus (to be supplied by user)
<480mA (max. reached in transmit-mode)
4: Power, Transmission, Receiving, Link
-10°C – 50°C
FCC part 15,Class B
CE (ETSI EN 300 328-1, ETSI EN 301 489-17)
IC
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11.. IInnssttaallllaattiioonn
1.1.1 Standard Hardware WiSER2400.IP WiSER2400.Plus
1 WiSER2400.IP radio
1 RS232-P cable
1 RS232-C cable
1 ac-dc power adapter
1 pair of Velcro mounting pads
1 WiSER2400.PLUS radio
1 DIN Rail Mounting Assembly
1.1.2 Power WiSER2400.IP WiSER2400.Plus
Uses 5V DC for input power. An AC-to-DC power
adapter is provided.
Uses 5V DC to 32V DC for input power (to be supplied
by user). See Fig. 4 for an illustration on how to
connect the power input to the mini-Phoenix
connector.
1.1.3 Serial Connections WiSER2400.IP WiSER2400.Plus
The WiSER2400.IP has a built-in RJ-45 connector and
uses an RJ-45 to DB-9 adapter cable for connecting to
the serial port of a PC or a device. Two cables are
included in the package:
The RS-232-P cable is for connecting the
WiSER2400.IP to the RS232 port of DCE equipment
(whiteboard, instrument, etc.) during communication.
It terminates in a male DB-9 connector and is labeled
“Board” on the cable.
The RS-232-C cable is for connecting the
WiSER2400.IP to a computer or DTE equipment
during configuration using the administrative software.
It terminates in a female DB-9 connector and is
labeled “Computer” on the cable
For RS-232 Connection
WiSER2400.Plus has a built-in DB-9 connector for
RS-232 connection. User is to provide the proper RS232 cable for connection to a PC or a device.
Use a null-modem serial cable to connect the
WiSER2400.Plus to a PC.
Use a straight-thru serial cable to connect the
WiSER2400.Plus to a DCE device
For RS-485/422 Connection
Please refer to Fig. 4 for connecting the RS-485 and
RS-422 data lines to the mini-Phoenix connector on
the WiSER2400.Plus.
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1.1.4 Selecting the Serial Mode for WiSER2400.Plus
The WiSER2400.Plus has a 4-position dipswitch next to the mini Phoenix
connector for selecting the serial operating mode:
RS-232
RS-485
RS-422
(select RS-485 and half-duplex)
(select RS-485 and full-duplex)
The factory default has the dipswitch set in the RS-232 mode. Please refer to
Fig. 4 for details in setting the dipswitch for different operating modes.
1.1.5 Status LEDs
Power on the WiSER2400, the LEDs on the front panel should exhibit the
following patterns:
(Refer to Fig. 3 and Fig. 4)
LED Color Light Blinking
Pattern
ON RED
RX GREEN
TX RED
LINK
Secure the WiSER2400 at the desired location with the provided Velcro (for
WiSER2400.IP) or DIN Rail mounting kit (for WiSER2400.Plus) once the
hardware is setup and works properly with the intended host device or
equipment.
YELLOW
Steady on
Steady on
Steady blink
On when
transmitting
Blinking
Indication
Proper power is
supplied
Unit is linked to a
wireless system
Unit is not linked to
any wireless system
Unit is transmitting
RF signal
Serial Mode
WiSER2400.IP
Fig. 3 WiSER2400.IP
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WiSER2400.Plus
This section describes the signals expected on the mini-Phoenix connector
pins.
The level up position is high.
The level down position is low.
For 3 & 4
The level up position is without
terminator.
The level down position is with
terminator.
:
:
:
Fig. 4 WiSER2400.Plus
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1.2 Installation of WiSER2400
Administrative Software
1.3 Installation of VirCOM, the virtual
serial COM port redirector
1.2.1 System Requirements 1.3.1 System Requirements
To support the WiSER2400 administrative software, the computer must meet
the following minimum requirements:
Windows®98 (SE)/ NT/ ME/ 2000/ XP
One COM port (with a DB-9 male connector or an appropriate
adapter to connect to a DB-9 female connector)
(Optional) A TCP/IP wireless network that connects the PC running
the administrative program and the WiSER2400 unit.
1.2.2 Installation
To install the administrative program, simply insert the distribution CD-ROM
into the CD-ROM drive. Copy the “wauti_nnnn.exe” file to the desired harddrive location on the PC (where ‘nnnn’ is a number).
To support the WiSER2400 administrative software, the computer
must meet the following minimum requirements:
Windows®98 (SE)/ NT/ ME/ 2000/ XP
Active TCP/IP services
VirCOM files are under the VirCOM folder on the distribution CD-ROM.
1.3.2 Installation
Click on the setup.exe to install VirCOM.
See the VirCOM Technical Manual for the detail information on using VirCOM.
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2.1.1 Using the WiSER2400 in a point-to-point link
Scheme 1
See Figure 5 (overleaf)
Connect the PC to an 802.11b/g access point, or use a PC with a
built-in 802.11b/g wireless LAN card.
Configure the WiSER2400 to match its serial parameters (baud rate,
parity bit, … etc.) with that of the serial device it is to be attached to.
Configuration can be done by temporarily connecting the
WiSER2400, by a serial cable or wirelessly, to a PC running the
WiSER2400 administration software.
Configure the WiSER2400 to match up its TCP/UDP/IP settings
(listening port, destination IP address, … etc.) with that on the PC
side for a TCP/IP or UDP/IP connection.
Configure the WiSER2400 to operate in the proper wireless network
type: Infrastructure mode for linking to an access point, or Ad-hoc
mode for linking with a PC with a built-in wireless LAN card.
Attach the WiSER2400 to the serial device.
Establish the wireless link between the PC and the WiSER2400.
The system is now ready for running the application software on the
PC to control the serial device through the wireless link.
If the application software on the PC can only communicate through
a serial COM port interface and does not support the standard
TCP/UDP/IP protocols through the network interface, the COM port
re-directing software program, VirCOM, will be needed to bridge the
application software to the TCP/UDP/IP network port.
Please refer to Section 3 of this manual as well as the VirCOM
Technical Manual for details on configuring the WiSER2400 and the
Virtual COM port re-directing software.
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