Samsung WBS24BASIC, WBS24COMBO Users Manual
OfficeServ 500 Wireless LAN
Service Manual
Ed. 00 9. 2003.
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INTRODUCTION
Purpose
This service description introduces WBS24, 8WLI card, and WIP-5000M mobile phone that provide the wireless LAN function of OfficeServ 500 System. This manual contains information on installation, troubleshooting method, and MMC setting method.
Document Content and Organization
This manual is composed of 5 chapters. Each chapter is summarized as follows :
CHAPTER 1. Overview
Overview of general wireless LAN
Overview of OfficeServ 500 wireless LAN functions
Diagram of system configuration
Specifications of WBS24, 8WLI card, WIP-5000M mobile phone
CHAPTER 2. Hardware of OfficeServ 500
8WLI card & the front and back sides of WBS24
Usage for each port and how to read the status of hardware through LEDs
CHAPTER 3. Installation
How to install the 8WLI card in the OfficeServ 500 System
How to install WBS24
How to set DB for wireless LAN service
How to register WIP-5000M
How to select the location of WBS24
CHAPTER 4. MMC Programming
How to program MMC related to the wireless LAN functions.
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CHAPTER 5. Maintenance
How to troubleshoot problems through LED states of WBS24
How to check the WBS24 status through a web browser
How to upgrade the software of WBS24
How to upgrade the software of 8WLI
ANNEX A. WLAN (802.11b/DSSS) Specifications
Features and Specifications of the 802.11b/DSSS wireless LAN standard
ANNEX B. Antenna Beam Pattern of WBS24
Antenna Beam Pattern of WBS24
ABBREVIATION
The frequently used acronyms and their meanings in this manual are all collected.
Conventions
The following special paragraphs are used in this document to point out information that must be read. This information may be set-off from the surrounding text, but is always preceded by a bold title in capital letters. The three categories of these special paragraphs are :
WARNING
Indicate a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Indicate a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.
NOTE
Indicates additional information as a reference
OPERATION PROCEDURES
Indicates the operation procedures that should be executed in order.
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Reference
OfficeServ 500 Installation Description
Introduces information on how to install the OfficeServ 500 System.
OfficeServ 500 Programming Description
Introduces how to program MMC that sets up various functions of OfficeServ 500 System from a digital phone.
DS-6012L/5012L Phone Manual
This is a user’s manual for the users of DS-6012L and DS-5012L, the digital phone that can be used in connection with the OfficeServ 500 System, and for the users of ITP-5012L, the IP phone.
ITP-5012L Phone Manual
This is a user’s manual for the users of ITP-5012L, the IP phone that can be used in connection with the OfficeServ 500 System.
DS-5000D Series Phone Manual
This is a user’s manual for the users of DS-5038D, DS-5012D and DS-5014D, the digital phone that can be used in connection with the OfficeServ 500 System.
ITP-5000D Series Phone Manual
This is a user’s manual for the users of ITP-5021D and ITP-5014D, the IP phone that can be used in connection with the OfficeServ 500 System.
WIP-5000M User’s Manual
This is a user’s manual for the users of WIP-5000M, the mobile phone of wireless LAN provided from the OfficeServ 500 System.
Revision History
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Regulatory Information
- FCC Information
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with limits for a class B digital device. Pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable Protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment can generates, uses, and radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause unacceptable interference to radio and television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures.
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced Radio/TV technician for help.
Caution
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
The antenna used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operation in conjunction With any other antenna or transmitter
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SAFETY CONCERNS
For product safety and correct operation, the following information must be given to the operator/user and shall be read before the installation and operation.
Symbols
Caution
Indication of a general caution
Restriction
Indication for prohibiting an action for a product
Instruction
Indication for commanding a specifically required action
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CAUTION
Cautions against unpacking and assembling the product components
- Do not give excessive shock on the product.
- Check each connector and screw very carefully when reassembling after the components are unpacked once. The reassembled product shall not have any spaces between the housing and the base.
Cautions against mounting the 8WLI card
The 8WL card can be installed in the OfficeServ 500 System. Do not use this card on other systems.
Cautions against installing the desk WBS24
When putting the WBS24 on the desk, do not install the WBS24 at an unstable location or on a smaller prop than the WBS24 system.
Caution when setting the WBS24 SECOND IP
To use the Internet network, the first three digits of the IP assigned to the WBS24 and the first three digits of the SECOND WBS IP of the WBS24 must be identical. If the IP assigned to the WBS24 and the Station is 168.219.149.xxx, then the SECOND WBS IP of the WBS24 shall be 168.xxx.xxx.xxx.
Cautions against the roaming of the WBS24
If the PC is roamed to another WBS24 while upgrading, the upgrade will be interrupted and the flash memory will not be functioning. Accordingly, locate the PC as close as possible from the WBS24. To prevent roaming to another WBS24, it is recommended that all of the WBS24 power should be turned off for safety.
Prevention of executing the ‘flo’ command
If the ‘flo’ command is executed, the power of all base stations connected to the 8WLI card is turned off and their wireless LAN function will be interrupted.
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Cautions against handling the board
When connecting a line cord after a board is dismantled, do not place a board near metal and conductive objects.
Prevention of Electrostatic Hazards
When handling an electric component, wear an anti-static wrist strap or discharge the electrostatics from your body by touching a grounded object periodically.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
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ReferenceU |
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SAFETY CONCERNS
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CHAPTER 1. Overview
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500 WirelessU |
LANU..................................................................... |
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500U Wireless LANU............................................................... |
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OfficeServ 500 U SystemU............................................................................................. |
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8WLIU |
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WBS24U |
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WBS24U |
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SpecificationU |
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500U Wireless LANU ............................................................ |
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.1U |
SpecificationU |
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SpecificationU |
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CHAPTER 2. Hardware of OfficeServ 500
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8WLIU |
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WBS24U |
(Combo)U................................................................................................................ |
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3U |
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WBS24U |
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CHAPTER 3. Installation
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InstallationU |
ProcedureU ...................................................................................................... |
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MountingU |
the 8WLIU............................................................................................................ |
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MountingU |
the WBS24U........................................................................................................ |
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WallU |
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Type of WBS24U................................................................................................. |
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ConnectingU |
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the 8WLI with the WBS24U............................................................................ |
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5U |
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SettingU |
the System DBU ................................................................................................... |
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5U .1U |
SettingU |
the System KEYU .......................................................................................... |
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5U .2U |
SettingU |
the System IDU .............................................................................................. |
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5U .3U |
SettingU |
the WBS24U .................................................................................................. |
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AssigningU |
a terminal IPU ............................................................................................ |
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AuthorizingU |
the Terminal RegisterU............................................................................ |
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Registering/ClearingU |
the WIP-5000M TerminalU ............................................................ |
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RegisteringU |
a WIP-5000MU........................................................................................ |
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ClearingU |
a WIP-5000MU ............................................................................................ |
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PositioningU |
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CellU |
OverviewU........................................................................................................... |
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DataU |
Transmission Rate on Terminal LocationU ........................................................ |
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CHAPTER 4. MMC Programming
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BeforeU |
ProgrammingU........................................................................................................ |
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ProgrammingU |
OverviewU ............................................................................................. |
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ProgrammingU |
ButtonU.................................................................................................. |
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CautionsU |
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ProgrammingU |
ProcedureU............................................................................................ |
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ProgrammingU |
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.1U SettingU |
the MMC845 8WLI ParameterU....................................................................... |
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.2 U SettingU |
the MMC846 WIP InformationU ....................................................................... |
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.3U ResettingU |
the MMC847 WIPU ........................................................................................ |
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2U |
.4U |
SettingU |
the MMC848 WIP ListsU................................................................................. |
4-11 |
2U |
.5 |
Setting the MMC849 WLI REGISTU .......................................................................... |
4-12 |
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2U |
.6U |
SettingU |
the MMC830 Ethernet ParametersU ............................................................. |
4-14 |
2U |
.7 U SettingU |
the MMC831 MGI ParametersU .................................................................... |
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CHAPTER 5. Maintenance
1U U VerifyingU |
the Status of WBS24U ........................................................................................ |
5-1 |
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1U .1 U StatusU |
inquiry via the LED Status IndicatorsU.............................................................. |
5-1 |
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1U .2U StatusU |
Inquiry via a Web BrowserU.............................................................................. |
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2U U Upgrading the WBS24 S/WU............................................................................................ |
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2U .1U Upgrading via the Web BrowserU.............................................................................. |
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2U .2U Upgrading via the Network BootingU ......................................................................... |
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3U U Upgrading the 8WLI S/WU................................................................................................ |
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3U .1U ConnectingU |
the Console Terminal to the 8WLI CardU ............................................... |
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3U .2U ConfiguringU |
the Console TerminalU ........................................................................... |
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ANNEX A. WLAN (802.11b/DSSS) Specifications
1U |
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Comparison with Other StandardsU ....................................................... |
Annex A-1 |
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OperatingU |
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Frequency by Channel and CountryU................................................. |
Annex A-2 |
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DefinitionsU |
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DataU |
Link/Network LayerU ................................................................................ |
Annex A-5 |
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WLANU |
Frame StructureU ........................................................................................ |
Annex A-7 |
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PLCP PPDU Frame FormatU.................................................................. |
Annex A-7 |
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Annex A-7 |
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ANNEX B. Antenna Beam Pattern of WBS24
ABBREVIATION
A~NU U |
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Abbreviation-1 |
P~WU |
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LIST OF FIGURES
FigureU |
1.1 |
Configuration Diagram of U OfficeServ 500 U Wireless LANU ............................ |
1-4 |
FigureU |
1.2 |
8WLI Block DiagramU ..................................................................................... |
1-8 |
FigureU |
1.3 |
Block Diagram of WBS24 WBS24 (Combo)U ............................................... |
1-14 |
FigureU |
1.4 |
Block Diagram of WBS24 WBS24 (Basic)U.................................................. |
1-17 |
FigureU |
1.5 |
Block Diagram of WIP-5000MU..................................................................... |
1-18 |
FigureU |
2.1 |
Front side of 8WLI CardU................................................................................ |
2-1 |
FigureU |
2.2 |
Front side of WBS24 (Combo)U...................................................................... |
2-2 |
FigureU |
2.3 |
Back side of WBS24 (Combo)U ...................................................................... |
2-4 |
FigureU |
2.4 |
Front side of WBS24 (Basic)U......................................................................... |
2-5 |
FigureU |
2.5 |
Back side of WBS24 (Basic)U ......................................................................... |
2-6 |
FigureU |
3.1 |
The Wireless LAN Installation ProcedureU ..................................................... |
3-1 |
FigureU |
3.2 |
Mounting the 8WLI Card (1)U.......................................................................... |
3-2 |
FigureU |
3.3 |
Mounting the 8WLI Card (2)U.......................................................................... |
3-3 |
FigureU |
3.4 |
Mounting the WBS24 on a Concrete Wall-Drilling a HoleU............................. |
3-5 |
FigureU |
3.5 |
Mounting the WBS24 on a Concrete Wall-Inserting the Plastic AnchorU ....... |
3-5 |
FigureU |
3.6 |
Mounting the WBS24 on a Concrete Wall-Tightening the ScrewU ................. |
3-5 |
FigureU |
3.7 |
Mounting the WBS24 on a Concrete WallU .................................................... |
3-6 |
FigureU |
3.8 |
Mounting the WBS24 on a concrete wall-Attach the WBS24 to its PropU...... |
3-6 |
FigureU |
3.9 |
Installing a Desk WBS24U .............................................................................. |
3-7 |
FigureU |
3.10 |
RJ-45 cableU................................................................................................... |
3-8 |
FigureU |
3.11 Connecting the WBS24 with the 8WLI cardU.................................................. |
3-9 |
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FigureU |
3.12 The Cell Boundary of WBS24U..................................................................... |
3-13 |
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FigureU |
3.13 |
Single Cell ConfigurationU ............................................................................ |
3-14 |
FigureU |
3.14 |
Multiple Cell ConfigurationU.......................................................................... |
3-14 |
FigureU |
3.15 Data transmission rate on Station locationU ................................................. |
3-15 |
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FigureU |
5.1 |
WBS24 Troubleshooting Flow ChartsU ........................................................... |
5-3 |
FigureU |
5.2 |
Web screen for inquiring the WBS24 status (Initial screen)U ......................... |
5-4 |
FigureU |
5.3 |
Web screen for inquiring the WBS24 status (Config & Status)U..................... |
5-5 |
FigureU |
5.4 |
Web screen for inquiring the WBS24 status |
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(Screen for entering password)U..................................................................... |
5-6 |
FigureU |
5.5 |
Web screen for inquiring the WBS24 status (Restart)U .................................. |
5-7 |
FigureU |
5.6 |
Web screen for inquiring the WBS24 status (Wireless LAN statistics)U......... |
5-8 |
FigureU |
5.7 |
Web screen for Inquiring the WBS24 Status (Ethernet statistics)U................. |
5-9 |
FigureU |
5.8 |
Web screen for upgrading the WBS24 S/W (Initial screen)U........................ |
5-11 |
FigureU |
5.9 |
Web screen for upgrading the WBS24 S/W |
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(Screen to enter a password)U...................................................................... |
5-11 |
FigureU |
5.10 Web screen for inquiring the WBS24 S/W (Firmware upgrade)U................. |
5-12 |
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FigureU |
5.11 Web screen for inquiring the WBS24 S/W (Click the [Upgrade] button)U..... |
5-13 |
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FigureU |
5.12 Web screen for inquiring the WBS24 S/W (In the process of upgrade)U ..... |
5-13 |
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5.13 |
Web screen for upgrading the WBS24 S/W |
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(Firmware Upgrade Complete)U ................................................................... |
5-14 |
FigureU |
5.14 |
Web screen for inquiring the WBS24 S/W (Initial screen)U.......................... |
5-15 |
FigureU |
5.15 |
Upgrading the WBS24 S/W via the Network Booting (1)U ........................... |
5-16 |
FigureU |
5.16 |
Upgrading the WBS24 S/W via the Network Booting (2)U ........................... |
5-17 |
FigureU |
5.17 |
Connecting Cable of the Console TerminalU ................................................ |
5-18 |
FigureU |
5.18 |
Connecting the Console Terminal to the 8WLI CardU .................................. |
5-18 |
FigureU |
A.1 |
Data Link/Network Layer of WLAN-Ad hoc Network ModelU .............. |
Annex A-5 |
FigureU |
A.2 |
Data Link/Network Layer of WLAN-Infra Network ModelU .................. |
Annex A-6 |
FigureU |
A.3 |
Short PLCP PPDU Frame Format of WLANU...................................... |
Annex A-7 |
FigureU |
A.4 |
Long PLCP PPDU Frame Format of WLANU ...................................... |
Annex A-7 |
FigureU |
B.1 Beam Pattern of WBS24 AntennaU ..................................................... |
Annex B-1 |
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LIST OF TABLES
TableU |
1.1 |
Interrupt Information on 8WLI CPUU............................................................... |
1-9 |
TableU |
1.2 |
General Specification of Wireless LANU ....................................................... |
1-19 |
TableU |
1.3 |
Specification of WBS24 (Combo/Basic)U...................................................... |
1-19 |
TableU |
1.4 |
Specification of WIP-5000MU........................................................................ |
1-20 |
TableU |
2.1 |
LED states of WBS24 (Combo)U .................................................................... |
2-3 |
TableU |
2.2 |
LD1 and LD2 states of WBS24 (Combo)U...................................................... |
2-3 |
TableU |
2.3 |
Functions of WBS24 (Combo) PortsU............................................................. |
2-4 |
TableU |
2.4 |
LED states of WBS24 (Basic)U ....................................................................... |
2-5 |
TableU |
2.5 |
Functions of WBS24 (Basic) PortsU................................................................ |
2-6 |
TableU |
3.1 |
Twisted Pair cable specificationsU .................................................................. |
3-8 |
TableU |
3.2 |
Data transmission rate on Station locationU.................................................. |
3-15 |
TableU |
4.1 |
Program buttonsU............................................................................................ |
4-2 |
TableU |
4.2 |
Wireless LAN related MMCU........................................................................... |
4-4 |
TableU |
4.3 |
MMC830 ParametersU.................................................................................. |
4-14 |
TableU |
4.4 |
MMC831 ParametersU.................................................................................. |
4-17 |
TableU |
5.1 |
WBS24 LED Status and Meaning of the WBS24U.......................................... |
5-2 |
TableU |
5.2 |
Status of WBS24 LD1, LD2 LEDsU................................................................. |
5-2 |
TableU |
5.3 |
Main menu of the web screen for inquiring the WBS24 statusU..................... |
5-4 |
TableU |
A.1 Feature Comparison with WLAN (802.11b/DSSS) StandardsU ........... |
Annex A-1 |
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TableU |
A.2 Operating Frequency of WLAN (802.11b/DSSS) |
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by Channel and CountryU .................................................................... |
Annex A-2 |
TableU |
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CHAPTER 1
Overview
This chapter describes the general introduction of wireless LAN, functions of OfficeServ 500 wireless LAN, components of OfficeServ 500 wireless LAN, and specifications for WBS24, 8WLI Card and WIP-5000M mobile phone.
1 Overview of Wireless LAN
The LAN can be distinguished into two different kinds, wired LAN and wireless LAN, depending on the mobility and presence of stations.
The wireless LAN converts data between personal computers or between servers into radio waves or optic signals, and transfers/receives them wirelessly. When installing a network, either radio frequency(RF) or light is used to install a network from hub to client.
Advantages of Wireless LAN
The advantage of using LAN are described as follows :
Installation and maintenance are simple that the relevant personnel and equipment can be easily replaced. There is no need to do additional power line work.
It is easy to install a network in an emergency situation
It supports full user mobility in such applications as mobile station and portable terminal.
It solves cabling problems on the open sites where wiring is difficult, such as exhibition, seminar, registrar, temporary building, and construction site.
It solves the problems of network stoppage during natural disasters.
It provides user mobility for mobile station and portable terminals in such areas as the department stores, museums and factories.
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2 Overview of OfficeServ 500 Wireless LAN
The OfficeServ 500 system, which is the key telephone system of Samsung, offers voice or data service in a wireless LAN and can simultaneously send/receive voice and data.
The wireless LAN service is offered through WLAN Base Station 2.4 GHz(WBS24), which is an Access Point(AP) device. The WBS24 is classified into two types as follows :
Wireless LAN Service Through the WBS24 (Combo)
The WBS24(Combo) interfaces with the OfficeServ 500 system through LAN and offers the voice/data service.
WBS24(Combo) : Offers the voice service through the 8WLI card that functions as the wireless LAN. One 8WLI card supports up to eight WBS24(Combo)s. The WIP-5000M is used as a terminal for the voice service.
Laptops on which a wireless LAN card is mounted or PDAs are used for the data service.
Wireless LAN Service Through the WBS24(Basic)
The WBS24(Basic) interfaces with the IP network through LAN and offers the voice/data service.
WBS24(Basic) : MGI1/2/3 or ITM3, which functions as a VOIP gateway, offers the voice data.
The WIP-5000M is used as a terminal for the voice service.
Laptops on which a wireless LAN card is mounted or PDAs are used for the data service.
Major Functions
The wireless LAN of OfficeServ 500 System has the following features :
Wireless Standard : IEEE 802.11b
Data rate : 11 Mbps(Max), 5.5 Mbps, 2 Mbps, 1 Mbps
Modulation : CCK, BPSK, QPSK
Network architecture : Ad-hoc, Infrastructure
Security Function : WEB 64/128-bit encryption
Output Power : Max. 100mW(NIC Card 70mW)
Channels : 13 channels(Korea)/11 channels(USA)
Interface : PCMCIA
Frequency : 2400~2483.5 MHz
Antenna Gain : 2.0 dBi
Beam-Width : Omni directional(Dipole)
Diversity Support
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The voice service is provided even in no-wired LAN environment.
The quality of service(QoS) is guaranteed using the exclusive voice path. Since the OfficeServ 500 System supplies power remotely to the WBS24, no separate electric wiring work is needed.
The transmission distance between the OfficeServ 500 System and the WBS24 is 600 meters, so the cell can be easily designed.
Since the built-in phone function is supported, a phone number can be assigned instead of an IP address when registering a user.
The call path generation/maintenance and handover functions are provided. The echo cancellation and voice codec(G.729, G.723.1) functions are provided. The system supports the back-up battery, so the phone conversation can be maintained during an electric failure.
Even if the ISM band is used, the VoIP is supported. So, there are almost no interferences.
Easy upgrade
AP O & M function
Extension of the transmission distance
In case of the wired LAN, the transmission distance is only 100 meters in maximum.
To extend the distance, either hub or repeater is needed.
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3 Components of OfficeServ 500 Wireless LAN
Review the configuration diagram of OfficeServ 500 System below and understand the equipment implementing the wireless LAN functions and their operational principles.
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Figure 1.1 Configuration Diagram of OfficeServ 500 Wireless LAN
3.1OfficeServ 500 System
3.1.1Overview
The OfficeServ 500 System is the primary device of phone that provides the wireless LAN service.
With the application of the most advanced technologies like VoIP and LAN, the OfficeServ 500 can connect various multimedia devices in offices where Internet is actively used. The OfficeServ 500 is the up-to-date digital exchange system that can be also used as the phone system or PABX system.
The OfficeServ 500 System can be composed of two types, OfficeServ-M and OfficeServ-L, depending on the scalable line capacity and provided functions. The OfficeServ-M supports a maximum of 192 lines, and the OfficeServ 500-L can be scaled up even a maximum of 500 lines.
The OfficeServ 500 System introduced the VoIP(Voice over Internet Protocol) technology, recently becoming popular, so that the system can provide an Internet phone service through the IP network(Internet) without additional pieces of equipment The Internet phone service allows users to have long distance calls and international calls with only local call charge.
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Also, if the 10 M/100 Mbps LAN port, which is provided by the OfficeServ 500 System, is used, the application program like the PCMMC(PC for programming) uses can be used while connected to Ethernet.
The OfficeServ 500 System supports the Q-Sig networking function that performs call transfer, DND(Do Not Disturb), CCBS(Call Completion to Busy Subscriber), and CCNR(Call Completion on No Reply) between the OfficeServ 500 systems, regardless of the physical location of the system.
Since both hardware and software in the OfficeServ 500 System are designed with module-based method, upon the need of users, the main line or subscriber’s line can be easily scaled up or a new software can be installed to add new functions even during the operation.
Connecting various terminals and additional equipment, the OfficeServ 500 System can make an integrated environment that provides effective and various services for wireless LAN users to keep pace with the high speed network and digitalized office environment.
3.1.2 Major Functions
The major functions of OfficeServ 500 System are described as follows :
Application of New Technology
The OfficeServ 500 System uses the following new technologies to upgrade the digital exchange system.
Support for VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol)
10M/100Mbps LAN Port is provided. Q-Sig networking is supported.
Various kinds of highly integrated card(ITM3, MGI1/2, and TEPRI card) Powerful system diagnostic/management program is provided.
New key set(DS Series, IP Phone, and Wide LCD) is supported.
The functions of wireless voice and data using the wireless LAN are provided.
Compatibility with the existing system
At the cabinet of OfficeServ 500 System, most cards of existing SKP-180D phone system can be mounted as they are. Also, the existing terminal can be connected. Therefore, the cost saving will be great when expanding the capacity and performance of existing phone system.
Ease of System Installation
Since the OfficeServ 500 System is designed with module-based method, hardware or software, such as card or cabinet, can be easily added. To the universal slot of cabinet, any cards can be mounted, such as the main card or extension card, the ISDN card and other cards providing premium services.
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The system programming can be done with the system-connected terminal or PC. Also, the system configuration can be changed easily according to the user’s requirements.
Ease of System Scalability
If the OfficeServ 500 System is used, there is no need to put in much effort and expenses to add new functions.
For the OfficeServ -L System case, a maximum of 3 cabinets can be scaled up.
For the 8DLI card, a single line can be scaled up by mounting KDB-S or KDB-D on the digital phone, without a separate line.
Convenient Maintenance
In order to maintain and repair the system more conveniently, the following functions are provided.
Programming PC(PCMMC)
−The programming PC is used for maintaining and repairing the OfficeServ 500 System. If the programming PC is used, various types of information at the system can be inquired or controlled using the program menu.
DPAP-MNA
−The DPAP-MNA is an application software solution that can remotely manage the OfficeServ 500 System. The DPAP-MNA provides many functions, such as site management(new registration, modification, deletion and print), indication of events received from the OfficeServ 500 System, troubleshooting of system problems, program uploading using FTP, and output of traffic information.
The installing and programming methods of DCS 500 System
Refer to ‘OfficeServ Installation Manual’ and ‘OfficeServ 500 Programming Manual’ for the installing and programming methods of OfficeServ 500 System, the main component.
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3.28WLI
3.2.1Overview
The 8WLI card, a service board providing the wireless solution to the OfficeServ 500 System, provides the wired interface in between the OfficeServ 500 System and WBS24(WLAN Base Station 2.4 GHz), which is the wireless LAN’s AP(Access Point).
The wired interface method, a digital method, uses 2B+1D DASL(Digital Adapter Subscriber Loops), and communicates with the upper main CPU board using the DPRAM(Dual Ports RAM) interface of the IPC(Inter Processor Channel) for transmitting/receiving messages.
A maximum of one 8WLI card can be mounted on the OfficeServ 500 System, and the 8WLI can interoperate with a maximum of 8 WBS24s. Since two DASL lines are connected to one WBS24, simultaneous phone calls are possible through 4 voice channels of 2 x(2B+1D). Therefore, one 8WLI board can support a maximum of 32 voice channels.
The WBS24 is supplied of –48 V DC power through the DASL line, and can transmit/receive voice and signaling data in between the 8WLI and WBS24.
3.2.2Major Functions
The major functions of 8WLI card are as follows :
Provides the wired interface between the AP(Access Point) and the system to transmit/receive voice and signaling data.
Supports 32 voice channels for each card.
Either provides or blocks -48V DC power supply to the WBS24. Performs the initiation for the VoIP over WLAN service.
Manages information on all terminals for voice service and provides the service to only authorized terminal.
Provides the initial registration service for wireless IP-Phone(WIP-5000M). Provides the calling service to a terminal for voice service.
Supports the mobility between access points, as well as the handover function for a terminal for voice service.
Interfaces with the main CPU board of OfficeServ 500 System.
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3.2.38WLI Block
Introduces the block diagram of 8WLI card and the functions of each block.
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Figure 1.2 8WLI Block Diagram
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Main Processor
The main CPU used in the 8WLI is Motorola’s MC68000/MC68008 core series, which enhanced the communication function.
The major specification of CPU is as follows :
Supports the interrupt mode(Normal/Dedicated mode) Supports On-Chip 1152 byte Dual Port RAM Supports 3 timers
Supports the selection of 4 programmable chips Supports 3 SCCs(Serial Communication Controllers) Supports various protocols
Supports various physical interfaces
The CPU is the central control part that leads the performance of programs in the board, and basically controls the memory and main components for performing the program. The clock used for the program performance is the oscillator with 16.384MHz frequency, and transmits/receives 16bits data operating with the memory. The interrupts are handled using the dedicated modes, and their uses are described in the table below.
Table 1.1 Interrupt Information on 8WLI CPU
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For debugger |
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DASL INT |
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INT(4) |
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Since several interrupts data are multiplexed onto level4, the processing of DMC RX and TX interrupts may get affected.
To prevent this, 10ms interrupt is lowered to level3 by S/W while performed routinely.
So, even during the 10m sec interrupt
performance, the DMC UART interrupt can 
be processed.
Flash Memory
The OfficeServ 500 System uses the flash memory of 512Kword capacity.
The AM29F800B of AMD is used, and this operates with the CPU on the 16 bits mode for transmitting/receiving data.
In the flash memory, the programs for the 8WLI to perform the relevant functions, including a booting program, are saved. When the program is changed, the program can be upgraded using SIO(Serial Input Output) through the UART.
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SRAM
Two SRAMs of 256 Kbyte X 2 capacity are used, and they operate with the CPU on the 16 bits mode for transmitting/receiving data. The KM684000LT of SAMSUNG is used.
Asynchronous Dual Port RAM
The DPRAM is used for data transmission with the main board of OfficeServ 500 system.
The components used for IPC(Inter-processor communication) are the CY7C13655NC of Cypress, and this can read/write 2Kbyte data at the same time.
DMC (Digital Module Control)
The 8WLI has 16 DASL links. To control these, one DMC chip is used for 8 DASLs. Therefore, a total of 2 DMC components are used, and the used components are STL7052E SAMSUNG ASIC. They can handle interrupts and process data channel transmission. The major functions are described as follows :
The DMC buffers serial data from 8 DASL transmission chips and transferred to the CPU, and serially transfers the transmission data from the CPU to each DASL.
The DMC muxes the interrupts occurred at the initial activation of DASL to send one source to the CPU, and saves the event changes for each DASL transmission chip.
The DMC assigns highway timeslot for each DASL chip to be able to program.
DASL (Digital Adapter Subscriber Loops)
The wired interface between the 8WLI and AP(WBS24) uses the DASL components of NS. One DASL link has the transmission speed at 144kbps, and there are 2B+1D 2 voice channels and one data channel. Since two DASLs for each WBS24 are used, there are 4B+2D, 4 voice channels and 2 data channels. However, only one data channel from 2 data channels are used, leaving the one at rest. Also, the transmission speed of data channel is set at 16 kbps.
The DASL link is connected to two wired cables, so each AP(WBS24) is connected to 4 wired cables. The 24AWG UPT(Unshielded Twisted Pair wire) cable is used, and the maximum extension distance is 600M.
Echo Canceller (ZL50232)
Impedance might be mismatched or line echo might occur due to delay during data processing in the hybrid system. To remove the echo, add the Echo Canceller in the voice path. The default of the echo tail(echo length) is 64 ms and the echo tail can be expanded to 128 ms.
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Power Supply
The power of WBS24 is supplied from the system using the remote power feeding method. So, -48V DC power of the system is supplied from the 8WLI to the WBS24 through the DASL transmission line. The transmission cable connected between the WBS24 and the system is composed of 4 strands grouped into 2 pairs. The ground polarity is supplied to one pair(2 strands), and to the other pair(2 strands), -48 V voltage DC power is supplied. The maximum wire distance that power can be supplied is 600M, in case of 24AWG UTP(Unshielded Twisted Pair wire) cable.
3.3WBS24 (Combo)
3.3.1Overview
The WBS24(Combo) is the AP(Access Point) for using the wireless LAN service.
AP(Access Point)
AP(Access Point), one of the wireless LAN devices, connects the wired LAN to the wireless LAN. AP is usually a stand-alone device, which can be used by plugging into Ethernet hub or a server. One AP hands off to another AP depending on the location of a user, just like cellular phone does. Therefore, a user can use a mobile phone while moving around.
3.3.2Major Functions
The major functions of WBS24(Combo) are as follows :
Provides the wireless RF interface that meets IEEE 802.11b, the wireless LAN standard.
Provides the wired LAN interface that meets IEEE 802.3, the wired LAN standard.
Provides the wired interface with OfficeServ 500 System whose speed is 144 Kbps and whose channel is 2B+1D.
Provides voice communication through OfficeServ 500 System using a Voice over WLAN phone.
Provides a wireless data service to data terminals that have the wireless LAN interface.
Separates the wirelessly received voice and data from each other and transmits them to OfficeServ 500 System and LAN.(If a voice message(signal) is received, it is transmitted to OfficeServ 500 System. If a data message(signal) is received, it is transmitted to LAN.)
Provides the compression and decompression of PCM voice data.
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3.3.3Interface
The WBS24(Combo) consists of wire processing part and wireless processing part. The wire processing part has two wire interfaces : ISDN BRI interface connected to OfficeServ 500 system and IEEE 802.3 Ethernet connected to LAN. The wireless processing part has 2.4 GHz frequency bandwidth of wireless LAN, which complies with the RF interface based on IEEE 802.11b standard.
Wired Interface Interworking with the OfficeServ 500 System
From a wired interface, the ISDN BRI interworks with OfficeServ 500 System. The ISDN BRI service is implemented using the Digital Adapter Subscriber Loops(DASL) chip of National Semiconductor Co., Ltd. This is not a standard ISDN BRI chip, but Samsung uses it own protocols. Its data transmission speed is 144 Kbps and there are two voice channels and one data channel. The wired section, which inter-works with OfficeServ 500 System, sends and receives signaling data for voice data transmission as well as voice communication.
Wired Interface Interworking with LAN
The wired Ethernet interface can access to LAN with the 10/100BASE-T port and send/receive data via Internet, other than voice. The wireless processing part can send/receive voice data for wireless voice communication, as well as data for wireless access to Internet. The maximum data transmission speed between wireless sections is up to 4 to 5 Mbps. One unit of WBS24(Combo) can process simultaneous calls on 4 channels.
Wireless Interface
The wireless interface uses 2.400 to 2.4835 GHz of wireless frequency bandwidth and meets the IEEE 802.11b standard. Voice can be sent and received across the wireless sections using a voice-specific terminal. The Voice over WLAN sends/receives the voice packet data, and laptop computers and PDA send/receive the data packet across the wireless sections. 13 wireless channels are used in Korea and 11 wireless channels are used in the U.S.
The wireless interface occupies 22 MHz of bandwidth per wireless channel and the interval between center frequencies is 5 MHz. Therefore, to be a clear channel that does not interfere with other wireless channels, it should be 4 channels away from other channels. The wireless processing part sends/receives voice data for wireless voice communication, as well as data for wireless access to Internet. The maximum data transmission speed between wireless sections is up to 4 to 5 Mbps. One unit of WBS24(Combo) can process simultaneous calls on 4 channels.
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3.3.4Application Specifications
The WBS24(Combo) is designed to meet both specifications of wireless type and electromagnetic compatibility(EMC) as follows :
Type Registration (Domestic Specification)
Among different types of wireless equipment that use radio wave signals, the following equipment, available to the general public, shall be approved of its type. The following tests shall be conducted according to the standards of ‘Specific Output Wireless Equipment for Wireless LAN’.
1)The absolute gain of sending antenna shall be less than 6 dBi. However, the stationary point-to-point wireless equipment shall be less than 20 dBi.
2)Frequency tolerance shall be less than ±50×0-6.
3)The power density supplied to the feeder of sending antenna shall be less than 10mW when it is measured based on 1 MHz of resolution bandwidth.
4)The occupied frequency bandwidth shall be less than 26 MHz
Registration of Electromagnetic Compatibility (Domestic Specification)
The wireless equipment to be homologated(or registered) for electromagnetic compatibility shall have the following requirements :
1)Input, output, save, search, transmit or control functions for data and communication messages
2)Have one or more terminal port that operates as for information only
3)Have less than 600 volts of voltage supply
As for information equipment to be homologated, the registration of electromagnetic compatibility will not be authorized separately, but it will be processed together with the type registration. Therefore, a test transcript for electromagnetic compatibility should be submitted when applying for homologation(for office appliances).
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3.3.5WBS24 (Combo) Block
The block diagram of WBS24(Combo) and functions for each block are as follows.
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3.4WBS24 (Basic)
3.4.1Overview
The WBS24(Basic) is the AP(Access Point) for using the wireless LAN service.
3.4.2Major Functions
The major functions of WBS24(Basic) are as follows :
Provides the wireless RF interface that meets IEEE 802.11b, the wireless LAN standard.
Provides the wired LAN interface that meets IEEE 802.3, the wired LAN standard.
Provides voice communication through OfficeServ 500 System using a Voice over WLAN phone.
Provides a wireless data service to data terminals that have the wireless LAN interface.
Separates the wirelessly received voice and data from each other and transmits them to OfficeServ 500 System and LAN.(If a voice message(signal) is received, it is transmitted to OfficeServ 500 System. If a data message(signal) is received, it is transmitted to LAN.)
Provides the compression and decompression of PCM voice data.
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