ADB M2123, User Manual

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ADB Wi-Fi Remote Control
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5. Get connected
There are different ways to connect the Remote Control to your desk(s). This User
Manual describes some of those connection set-ups. For other system lay-outs
please contact ADB’s ISIS
®
Support team. E-mail isissupport@adblighting.com
The following chapter describes these configurations:
•
Basic Connection: one lighting desk and one Access Point.
•
Standard Connection: one/several desks and one/several Access Points.
•
Customized Connection: one/several desks and one/several Access Points,
with security (Access Control).
5.1. Basic Connection
Connect a standalone desk or a Master/Slave system with
one Access Point.
Hardware & Software Requirements:
•
Pocket PC with Win Mobile 2003 and integrated wireless LAN
•
ADB Wi-Fi Software
•
An Ethernet Switch is required in case of a Master/Slave system
•
Wireless Access Point : D-link DWL-200AP
•
Ethernet cables (the selected WAP is Auto-MDI/MDIX
2
)
•
Desk with ISIS
®
2.10 software
5.2. Standard and Customized Connection
These set-ups are suitable to connect one or more desks with one or more Access
Points.
Hardware & Software Requirements:
•
Pocket PC Win Mobile 2003 and integrated wireless LAN
•
ADB Wi-Fi Software
•
Wireless Access Point : D-link DWL-200AP
•
ADB Desk with ISIS
®
2.10 software (or later)
•
Ethernet Switch (is not required when using one desk, one Access Point and
the distance between Desk and Access Point does not exceed 100 m.)
•
Ethernet cables (one cable for each node
3
)
2
The Ethernet Port on the DWL-2000AP is Auto-MDI/MDIX. You can use either a standard or a
cross-link Ethernet cable to connect the Ethernet port of the DWL-2000AP to an Ethernet switch or a
console
3
A node is any device connected to a network. Nodes can be computers, personal digital assistants
(Pocket PC), lighting desks, or other network appliances.
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