Xagyl Communications XC900M User Manual
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RADIO MODULE SYSTEM INFORMATION
Model No
XC900M
Interface
32bits, 33MHz miniPCI Type III A
Operation Voltage
3.3V
Radio Frequency Band
902 MHz ~ 928 MHz
Data Rates
54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, 6 Mbps (Auto fall back) 11g
1,2,5.5Mpbs,11Mbps (Auto fall back) 11b
Channel Band width
5/10/20 MHz
Driver
Linux MadWiFi, W indows XP, Windows 2000
PHYSICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND OTHER SPECIFCIFICATIONS
Antenna Ports
Single MMCX Port
Dimension & Weight
2.36'' x 2.56'' (60 x 65 mm), 36 g
XC900M USER GUIDE
MODEL : XC900M
BRAND : XAGYL
The XC900M 1000mW TX power OFDM miniPCI radio module, designed for the Frequency band 902 MHz ~ 928 Mhz to
support high value applications. With higher TX Power, better RX sensitivity and high SNR , the XC900M is specially
designed to deliver best performance in long range outdoor applications. The robust design along with lower power
consumption and enhanced resilience to RF surges and ESD makes it ideal for deploying in harsh environments.
Applications
Long range outdoor broadband wireless applications
Backhauls
Access points and high performance CPEs
Mesh wireless infrastructure applications
Industrial applications
Key Features
High power 30dBm (1000mW)
One MMCX connector to maximize transmit power at higher modulation schemes and overall receiver sensitivity
Accurate power control 0dBm to 30dBm range
Enhanced ESD Performance
Supported by open source Mad WiFi Linux kernel drivers for industrial and outdoor broadband wireless
communications systems
Windows 2000/XP/Vista drivers offers easy integration into Industrial PCs
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Mechanical Dimensions (mm)
Installation Guide
Shut down Power of the embedded system in which the radio module is integrated.
Insert the Radio module into the Mini PCI socket and ensure that it is secured well in the socket.
Connect the antenna to the MMCX connector through a pig tail
Apply Power to the system
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the 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
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