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Sh Air Office Multi-Function Internet & Wireless Gateway Models MIL-W0311 & MIL-W1311 Broadband Internet A ccess Wireless A ccess Point Dial-in RA S Print Serv er User’s Guide.
i T ABLE OF C ONTEN TS CHAPTER 1 IN TRODUCTION .............................................................................................. 1 Wireless Gateway Features .................................................................................
ii URL Filter ..................................................................................................................... ... 66 Virtual Servers ................................................................................................
1 Chapter 1 Introduction This Chapt er provides an overvi ew of the Wir eless Gatew ay's features and capabilities . Congratulations on the purch ase of your new Wireless Gateway Multi-Function Wireless Gateway .
W ireless Gateway User Guide 2 • Multi Segment LAN Support. LA Ns contain ing on e or more segm ents are supported, via the Wireless Gatew ay's built- in static routing table. If NA T (Network A ddress T ransla- tion) is disabled, the Wireless Gateway will fun ction as a static router.
Introduc tion 3 A dvanced Internet Functions • Virtual Servers. This feature allow s Internet users to access Internet se rvers on y our LA N. T he required se tup is quick an d easy. • User-Defined V irtual Servers. Internet us ers can access n on-standard In ternet Servers on your LAN by using this fe ature .
W ireless Gateway User Guide 4 NA T Firewall Protectio n The firew all pr otection provided b y th e Wireless Gateway is an intrinsic side effect of NAT (Netw ork Address T ranslation). A ll users on th e LAN sh are a single external IP address. From the extern al viewpoin t, there is no netw ork, only a sing le device.
Introduc tion 5 Wireless On - Wireless connection available; Wireless Access Point is ready f or use. Off - No Wireless con nection available. Flashing - Data is transmitted or received via the Wireless access point. This includes "netw ork traffic" as w ell as user data.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 6 Reset Button This button has three (3) functions : • Reboot . When pressed and released, th e Wireless Gateway w ill reboot (restart). • Diagnos tic print-out . If held d own for 3 seco nds, a dia gnostic print-out w ill be sent to the attached printer.
Introduc tion 7 DIP Switches DIP Swit ch Settin g Description 1=off 2=off Normal Operation . 1=off 2=on DHCP Server functio n disab led . 1=on 2=off Used to restore Def ault IP Address and clear Passw ord (See below ).
8 Chapter 2 Installation This Chapt er covers the physi cal installation of the Wirele ss Gateway. Requirements • Ethern et LA N (10/100BaseT) and the TCP/IP prot ocol.
Installatio n 9 2. Insert Wirel ess PCMCIA card Ensuring the supplied W ireless PCMCIA card is the right way up, insert it into the slot on the rear. Push it firm ly un til it clicks into position. 3. Connect LAN Cable Conn ect a standard LA N cable from a 10BaseT or 100BaseT Hub on y our LA N to the “HUB” port on the Wireless Gateway .
10 Chapter 3 Configuration This C hapter provides detai ls of the configur ation process. Overv iew This chapter describes th e procedure for: • Quick setup • Wireless access poin t configu ration • Using th e Status screens PCs on your local LA N may also req uire config uration.
Configurati on 11 Where use o f a certain feat ure requires t hat PCs or other LAN devices be conf igured, this is also explained in the relevant chapter. Configurati on Program The Wireless Gatew ay contain s an HTT P server. This enables y ou to connect to it, an d config- ure it , using your W eb B ro wser.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 12 Passw ord If you have a ssigned a password to the Wir eless Ga teway (on the Options screen) y ou w ill be prompted for the password, as show n below. (If no password has been set, this dialog w ill not appear.) Figure 4: Pass word Dialog • Leave th e "User Name" blank.
Configurati on 13 Quick Setup Screen The Quick Setup screen, like th e example below, w ill be displayed w hen you f irst connect. Figure 5: Quick Setup Screen Quick Setup - Ov erview This screen contains all the basic data to make th e Wireless Gateway operational.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 14 • Wireless Access Point To use the Wireless Access Point: • All Wireless devices m ust have the sam e SSID. Either the Wireless Access Point or the Wireless clients can be chang ed to ensure this. • All Wireless devices m ust have the sam e settings for WEP (Wired Equivalent Pri- vacy ).
Configurati on 15 WA N Enable Ethernet Port Normally , this should be left at the default valu e of Enabled . • If no DSL or Cable modem is connected to th e WAN (Ethernet) port, then this setting should be Disabled. • If Intern et access via the Serial Port is Enabled, this setting w ill be automatically Disabled.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 16 WEP Stat us This will state "Enabled" o r "Disabled ". The default is "Disab led". • In order to us e the Wireless Gatew ay's access point, the client wireless stations must have the same settings fo r WEP .
Configurati on 17 Wireless Screen The Wireless Access Point settings mu st match the other Wireless stations. To change the Wireless Gateway 's default settings f or the Wireless Access Point, use the Wireless link on th e main menu to reach the Wireless screen.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 18 SSID (ESSID) To commu nicate, all Wireless stations MUST use th e same SSID/ESSID. The default value is default Note! The SSID is case sensitive.
Configurati on 19 Existing Sta tions • This lists the Wireless stations you h ave entered. If you hav e not entered any stations, this list will be em pty. • To delete an entry, select it, and click the "Delete" button. Multiple entries m ay be selected by hold down the CTRL key wh ile select- ing.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 20 Status Screen Use the Status link on th e main m enu to view this screen. The LAN Status link on th e menu w ill result in a screen lik e the example below . Figure 7: Status Screen Data - St atus Screen LA N Device Name This sh ows the n ame of th e device.
Configurati on 21 DHCP Table Use this link to view the IP Addresses wh ich have been allocated to LAN dev ices, or the Dial-in user, by th e DHCP Server function . The DHCP Table contains the follow ing data: • Port - The port w hich the DHCP client u sed to access this device.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 22 A ccess Control Log Thi s log sho ws connecti on re quest s which have be en bl ocked by the Access Control feature or the built-in NAT Firew all. Accesses w hich have been blo cked for other reasons (e.g. URL filter, incorrect dial-in pass- w ord, incorrect WEP settings on the WLAN) are NOT show n in this log.
Configurati on 23 WA N Status – D irect Connection If t he WA N (Ethe rnet) por t is u sing PPPoE, th en cli ckin g the WAN St atus link on th e Status screen w ill reveal a screen like the f ollowing.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 24 WA N Status – PPPoE If t he WA N (Ethe rnet) por t is u sing PPPoE, th en cli ckin g the WAN St atus link on th e Status screen w ill reveal a screen like the f ollowing.
Configurati on 25 Buttons Connect Disconnect N/A If not connected, this button w ill display "Connect" and can be used to establish a connection to your ISP If connected to y our ISP , this button w ill display "Disconnect" and can be use d to hang up t he co nnectio n.
26 Chapter 4 PC Configuration This C hapter details the PC Configur ation require d on the local ("Internal") LAN. Overv iew For each PC, the f ollowing may to be configured: • TCP /IP net.
PC Configurat ion 27 Figure 10: Network Configuration 2. Select the TCP/IP protocol for y our netw ork card. 3. Click on the Pr operties button. You should th en see a screen like the follow ing.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 28 Figure 12: Gateway Tab (Win 95/98) • On the DN S Configur ation tab, ensure Enable DNS is selected. If the DNS Ser ver Search Order list is empty , enter the DNS address p rovided by your ISP in the f ields beside the Add button, then click Add .
PC Configurat ion 29 Internet A ccess If y ou are using th e Wireless Gatew ay for Intern et access: • Ensure that th e DSL modem , Cable modem, or other permanen t connection is function al. • Use the f ollowing procedure to configu re your Brows er to access the Intern et via the LA N, rather than by a Dial-up con nection.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 30 Printing Setup The Wireless Gatew ay prov ides print ing s upport for 2 m ethods of printi ng from Window s: • Print Port Driver. After in stalling the Print Port Driver, Windows users can print directly to the Wireless Gatew ay .
PC Configurat ion 31 If you see the fo llowi ng error message, eith er install Int ernet Explorer 4 or later, or follow the procedur e in the "Trouble Shooting - Printing" section of Appendix A . 7. A pop- up messag e will inf orm y ou if the port has been created successf ully, and th en the Window s Add Printer wizard w ill start.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 32 Figure 15: Print Port C onfiguration Items show n on this screen are as follow s: Port If desired, click Browse to s elect a different dev ice. (The Select Device Port button is provided to allow th is software to w ork with m ulti-port models.
PC Configurat ion 33 8. In the Shar ed dialog box, enter the s hared printer nam e. The shared nam e is how other users w ill see this printer. You should advise client PCs of the Server n ame and this printer name. 9. Click OK to save and exit. Window s 2000 Server Configuration The LPD/LPR Port is not enabled by default.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 34 Figure 17: Win dows 2000: Select Port 4. In the Dialog requesting Name of Address of server pr oviding lpd , enter the IP address of the Wireless Gateway . 5. For Name of printe r or print queue on that server , enter L 1.
PC Configurat ion 35 Dial-in Configuration This section describ es how to co nfigu re your PC to use the Wireless Gateway 's RAS Dial-in feature. To use the RAS Dial- in feature of th e Wireless Gateway : • An Analog Modem or ISDN TA mu st be connected to the Serial Port on the Wireles s Gatew ay.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 36 Dial-up Net w orking Properties Log on to ne twork This setting refers to a logon to a Server on y our LAN, not the login to the Wireless Gatew ay. This should be disab led; checking th is op tion will cau se a min or de lay in establishing a connection.
PC Configurat ion 37 Maci ntosh Clients Internet A ccess From y our Macintosh , you can acces s the Internet vi a the Wireless Gatew ay. The procedure is as follows. 1. Open the TCP/IP Control P anel. 2. Select Ethernet from the Connect via pop-u p men u.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 38 Linux Cli ents Internet A ccess on Linux Ensu re you are logged in as " root" before attem pting any chan ges. By defa ult, most U nix install atio ns use a fixe d IP Add ress. If you wish to co ntinue using a fixed IP Addr ess, make the follo wing changes to your co nfigura tion.
PC Configurat ion 39 Other Unix Sy stems For Internet A ccess v ia the Wireless Gateway • Ensu re the "Gateway " field for your n etwork card is set to the IP Address of the Wireless Gatew ay.
40 Chapter 5 DHCP This Chapt er covers the use of DHCP, using either an existing DHCP Ser ver or the W ireless G ateway's DHCP Server function. Overv iew If your LAN d oes no t use D HCP, and you d o no t wish to use DH CP, you can igno re t his chapter.
DHCP 41 To Configure y our PCs to use DHCP This is the default setting f or T CP/IP under Windows 95/98/ME. See Chapter 4 – Client Configur ation for the procedu re to check these settin gs.
42 Chapter 6 Serial P ort This Chapter details using the Serial (RS232) Port, either for Internet Access or Dial-i n use. Overv iew The Serial (RS232) port can be u sed for Internet A ccess or to provide RA S (Dial-in) acces s to you r LAN . • If us ed for Internet access, th e WAN (Ethernet) Port cannot be us ed.
Seria l Port 43 Data - Seri al Port Scr een Modem Type Select None if nothing is connected to the Serial Port, or you do not w ish use to use the Serial Port. For Perm anent Connectio n (leased line) : • Ensure th e Serial Line Speed is set to m atch the speed on your leased line.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 44 IP Address from ISP Select the appropriate o ption: • Dynamic This is the def ault, and the m ost comm on. Leave this selected if y our ISP allocates an IP Address to the Wireless Gateway upon con- nection.
Seria l Port 45 Status Use this link to view the Serial Por t status screen, described later in this chapter. Modem Pr operties Scr een This screen will be displayed w hen the "Modem Properties" button on the Serial Port screen is clicked. Norm ally, it is not neces sary to access th is screen.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 46 Buttons Save Save the data on this screen . Note that if the cu rrent modem w as not "Other" type, and you changed the Initial String , you can NOT use "Save". You m ust use "Save as Other" instead.
Seria l Port 47 Dial -in Users This section describes how to create an d manag e remote users w ho w ish to u se the Wireless Gateway 's RAS Dial- in facility. For details of conf iguring th e remote PC to use Dial- in access, refer to Dial-in in Chapter 4 - Clie nt PC Configur ation .
W ireless Gateway User Guide 48 Dial-in Users Screen This screen is reach ed via the Dial-in U sers link on the Serial P ort screen. Figure 21: Dial-in Users Screen Data – Dial- in Users Screen Existing User s Dial-in Access • This lists all users w ho have Dial-in perm ission.
Seria l Port 49 Buttons >> Use the " >> " button to rem ove Dial-in access f or any us ers selected in the "Dial-in Users" list. << Use the " << " button to allow Dial-in access f or any us ers selected in the "Other Users" list.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 50 Dial-in Enable dial-in access Use this to suspend or enable dial- in access. This setting can also be changed on th e Dial-in Users screen. Enforce connection tim e limit If checked, th e Wireless Gateway w ill term inate the Dial-in connection after the specified period.
Seria l Port 51 Serial Port Status This screen is reach ed by either of the follow ing: • Status Screen - Serial Port Status lin k • Serial Port Screen - Status link.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 52 Physical Link If operating, the link will show ON. This means the m odem was able to connect to th e number dialed. PPP Link If ON, a PPP con nection w as s uccessf ully negotia ted.
Seria l Port 53 Sta rt PPP Hav ing e stabli she d a phy sica l conn ectio n, a PPP con nect ion is now being established. PPP up f ail The PPP con nect ion cou ld not be esta blish ed. PPP up su ccessfu lly The PPP connect ion w as establ ished su ccessfu lly .
54 Chapter 7 Options This C hapter details t he options available on the W ireles s Gateway's "Op- tions" scr een. Overv iew An ex ample Options screen is show n below . Figure 24: Options Screen Passw ord Once a passw or d is entered, it is required in order to change the device config uration.
Options 55 DNS (Domain Name Server • These entries are option al. T he m ain DNS (Domain Name Server) is eith er provided by you r ISP, or entered on t he Quick Setup screen. • If desired, enter any other DNS IP Addresses here. The first available DNS w ill be used.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 56 2. In the "Address" bar, enter "HT T P://" followed by the WAN IP A dd ress of the Wireless Gatew ay. If the port num ber is not 80, the port number is also required. (Af ter the IP Ad- dress, en ter ":" followe d by the port num ber.
Options 57 Printer Object Type Sets the ty pe o f printer attached. The default setting is "Laser- Writer". If the attached printer is not a LaserWriter (or compatible), then y ou mu st: •.
58 Chapter 8 R outing This C hapter explains the Routing f eatures of the W ireless Gateway. Overv iew • If you do n't have o ther Router s or Gate ways on your LAN, igno re the "R outing" pa ge completely .
Routing 59 Figure 26: Routing Screen Data - Routi ng Screen RIP Enable RIP Ch eck this to enable the RIP (Routing Inf ormation Protoco l) feature of the Wireless Gateway . The Wireles s Gatew ay supports RIP 1 only . Static Routing Table Select Entry This dro p-down list show s all entries in the Routing Table.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 60 Delete Delete the entry selected in the drop-down list, regardless of w hether its details are show n on s creen. Update Upda te the entry selected in the drop-down list, usin g the data shown on screen. List All List all entries in the Routing table.
Routing 61 Static Routing - Exampl e Figure 27: Routi ng Exam ple For the Wireless Gateway's Rout ing Table For the LAN sh own above, w ith 2 routers and 3 LAN segm ents, the Wireless Gatew ay requires 2 entries as follows. Entry 1 (Segment 1) Desti nation IP A ddress 192.
62 Chapter 9 Advanced Internet This Chapt er explains how to us e the Wirele ss Gateway's "Advanced Inter net" features . Overv iew For situations where th e Wireless Gateway is being used to provide shared In ternet access, the follow ing adva nced features are prov ided.
Advanced I nternet 63 Special Internet A pplications This feature is only required if you w ish to use Intern et applicatio ns w hich require 2-w ay comm unication, m ultiple connections, or combined TCP/UDP connections. Exam ples of such applications are Internet Videocon ferencing , T elephony , Game s Servers, and other special-pu rpose Servers.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 64 Managing Special A pplicat ion Entri es Enable 1. Select th e entry f rom th e drop-dow n list 2. Click "Get Data" 3. Check th e Enable checkbox 4. Click "Update" Disable As above, bu t uncheck th e Enable checkbox .
Advanced I nternet 65 Incoming Protocol The protocol (TCP or UDP) used w hen the application or service sen ds data to you. Po rt Range : Start The start of th e range of port nu mbers u sed by the application server w hen data is sent to you. If using only one port number, enter it in both the "Start" and "Finish" fields.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 66 URL Filter The URL Filter provides a means to block access to undesirable Web sites . T he blockin g action applies to all PCs accessin g the Internet v ia the Wireless Gatew ay. Operation The URL Filter feature w orks by m atching the "Filter Strings " (text strings ) against the re- quested URL .
Advanced I nternet 67 URL Filter Screen Figure 30: URL Filter Screen Data - U RL Filter Screen Site List Site List This lists any existin g entries. If y ou have not entered any values, this list will be em pty. Filter String To ad d an entry to the list, enter it here, and click the "Add" button.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 68 Virtual Servers This feature allow s y ou to make Serv ers on y our LAN accessi ble to Internet users. Norm ally, Internet u sers w ould not be able to access a serv er on your L AN because: • Your Se rver doe s not have a valid exter nal IP Addr ess.
Advanced I nternet 69 Virtual Serv er Screen The Virt ual Servers screen is reached by th e Advanced Internet - Virtual Servers link. Figure 32: Virtual Server Screen. Data – Virtual Server Screen WA N IP Address Current IP Address This show s the IP Address which Internet users must use to connect to a ny o f you r Vi r tu a l S e rv er s .
W ireless Gateway User Guide 70 LAN IP Address • Enter the IP A ddress of a PC on y our LA N. • You mu st install and configure th e app ropriate Server software on the PC en tered here.
Advanced I nternet 71 Managing User Defi ned Virtual Servers Enable a Server 1. Select t he required entry from the drop-dow n li st 2. Click "Get Data" 3. Check th e Enable checkbox 4. Click "Update" Disable a Server As above, but u ncheck the Enabl e checkbox.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 72 Internal Port Num ber Enter the port num ber used by the Serv er to connect to clients. External Port Num ber The port num ber used by clients w hen connectin g to the Server. This is normally the sam e as the Internal Por t Number .
Advanced I nternet 73 DM Z This feature, if enabled, allows one (1) compu ter on your L AN to be exposed to all u sers on the Internet, allow ing un restricted 2 -w ay com mun ication between th e " DMZ" PC and other Internet users or Serv ers.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 74 If us ing DHCP, the LA N IP Address of a PC m ay ch ange. To solve this problem , you can use either of th ese methods : • Ass ign a fix ed IP Address to the DMZ PC, en suring th at its IP Address is NOT within the address range allocated by th e DHCP Server.
75 Chapter 10 Access Control This C hapter explains how to conf igure and use the W ireless G ateway's "Ac- cess C ontrol" feature. Overv iew The Access C ontrol feature allow s admi nistrators to restrict In ternet Access by individu al PCs.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 76 Security Groups Screen The Securit y Groups screen is reached from the Acce ss Contro l link o n the navi gatio n ba r.
Access Co ntrol 77 Data – Security Groups Screen The followin g data is required. A ccess Rights: Internet A ccess for th is Group No restrictions No packets are blocked. Us e this to create an "Unlim ited Access" group, or to temporarily rem ove restrictions.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 78 PCs Screen The PCs s creen is reached from the Access Co ntrol l ink on the naviga tion b ar. An example screen is sho wn below. Figure 36: PCs Screen Note that the drop-down box lists all PCs previously entered. If none have been entered, this box will be em pty.
Access Co ntrol 79 Details PC Nam e Enter a n ame to identify this PC. Network Adapter Address Hardw are address for this PC. You can use the Window s "Winipcfg " program or your L AN m anagem ent prog ram to f ind this address. Reserve entry in DHCP Table Check this if you w ish to reserve an IP address for this PC.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 80 Filters Screen The Filters screen is reached from the Acc ess Cont rol link o n the na vigatio n ba r. An exa mple screen is sho wn below.
81 Appendix A T roubleshooting This Appendix cover s the most likel y problems and their s olutions. Overv iew This chapter covers some com mon problem s that m ay be encou ntered wh ile using th e Wireless Gateway and some p ossibl e soluti ons to them.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 82 wh ich do not function correctly. If this does solve the problem you can u se the DMZ function. This should w ork with alm ost every application, but: • It is a security risk, since the firew all is disabled. • Only one (1) PC can use th is feature.
Appendix A - Troubleshoot ing 83 Printing Problem 1: When I tried to install the Printing software for Peer-to-Peer printing, I received an error m essage and the installation was aborted. Soluti on 1: This may be caused b y an existing installation of the printer port softw are.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 84 7. Click the Add Por t button. On the resulting screen, select Other , then Shared Port , as the port to add, as sh own below.
Appendix A - Troubleshoot ing 85 9. Click the Brow se Device button, select the desired Wireless Gateway , and click OK. 10. Click OK to return to the Printers folders, and righ t-click on the Printer. Ensure that the Work off-line option is NOT checked.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 86 Dial-in A ccess Problem 1: Rem ote PC can't connect to the Wireless Gateway. Solution 1: Check the s ettings on the Wireless Gateway • Serial Port is Enabled. • Dial-in is Enabled. • User has been created, and has Dial- in permis sion.
Appendix A - Troubleshoot ing 87 Problem 3: On the LAN, there is an IP Address conflict involving the Dial-in PC. How do I set the IP Add ress allocated to the Dial-in PC? Answer 3: This problem can only occur if the Wireless Gatew ay's DHCP Server is Disabled.
88 Appendix B About Wireless LANs This Appendi x provides some backgr ound information about using Wi reless LANs (WLANs). Modes Wireless LANs can w ork in either of two (2) modes: • Ad-ho c • Infrastru cture A d-hoc Mode Ad- hoc mode does n ot require an A ccess Point or a wired (Eth ernet) LA N.
Appendix B - About W ireless LA Ns 89 Channels The Wir eless Cha nnel set s the ra dio freq uency used for c ommunicatio n. • Access Po ints us e a fixed Chan nel. You can select the C hannel used. This allow s y ou to choose a Ch annel w hich provides th e least interference an d best perform ance.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 90 A ccess Control The Access Co ntrol feature allows y ou to determine w hich Wireless Stations can use th e Access Po int. You n eed to identify each Wireless Station by its Hardware or ph ysical A ddress. On Window s, y ou can determin e the Hardw are (physi cal) Address us ing Win IP Cf g , as follow s: 1.
91 Appendix C A T Commands A T Commands This Appendix details the "AT" comm ands used by m odems and ISDN TAs. This information is provi ded to assist u sers w ho are usi ng the Wi reless Gatew ay 's se rial (RS232 port). It is not relevant to Cable or DSL m odems connected to the WAN (Ethern et) por t.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 92 Figure 39: Conn ection Properties (W95/98) 4. Select Advanced to see the screen below. Figure 40: Advan ced Connection (W95/ 98) 5. Check the option Record a lo g file . Then click OK and ex it. 6. Use Dial-up N etworking to m ake your on- line connection norm ally.
Appendix C – AT Com mands 93 Standard A T Commands Most modems u se the standard AT comman ds, as shown in th e following tables. Consu lt the ma nual for y our m odem to s et wh at AT comm ands it supports. Note that the trailing "n" in m any com mands indicates a num ber.
W ireless Gateway User Guide 94 AT Ln Speaker volu me control. n =0-7 AT Mn Speaker control M0 Speaker alw ays of f M1 Speaker on until carrier is detected M2 Speaker alw ays on M3 Speaker on af ter last digit dialed, off at carrier detect AT Nn Ring vo lume contr ol, n =0 d isab les r ing functio n.
Appendix C – AT Com mands 95 Extended "A T&" Commands (Includ es RT S/CTS Flo w Control Commands) Command Description &Bn Data rate, terminal-t o-modem &B1 DT E/DCE rate fixed .
96 Appendix D Specifications Wireless Gatew ay Models MIL- W0311 & MIL- W1311 Dimensions 2 4 0 mm( W ) * 1 20 mm( D ) * 3 5mm( H ) Operating Temperatu re 0 ° C to 40 ° C Storage Temperature -10 .
Appendix D - Specif icati ons 97 PCMCIA Wireless Card (M IL-W1311 only ) Interface PC MCIA 68pin , 16bit data Standard s IEEE802.11b WLA N, PCMCIA 2.1, JEIDA 4.2 Freq uency 2.4 to 2.4835GHz ( Indus trial Scien tific Medical Band ) Channels Maximum 14 Channels, depending on regulatory au thorities Data Rate 11 / 5.
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