Wireless LAN Array
Introduction
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Introduction
This chapter introduces the Wireless LAN Array, including an overview of its key
features and benefits, and a detailed listing of the product’s physical,
environmental, technology and regulatory specifications. Section headings for
this chapter include:
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“The Xirrus Family of Products” on page 1
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“About this User’s Guide” on page 2
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“Why Choose the Xirrus Wireless LAN Array?” on page 5
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“Product Overview” on page 6
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“Key Features and Benefits” on page 10
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“Product Specifications (XS-3900 and XS-3700)” on page 13
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“Product Specifications (XS-3500)” on page 17
The Xirrus Family of Products
The Xirrus family of products includes the following items:
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Xirrus Wireless LAN Array (XS-3900 / XS-3700 / XS-3500)
The Wireless WLAN Array is specifically designed for the Enterprise
market. There are three versions of this product, each with a different
wireless capacity—16 IAPs (Integrated Access Points—radios) with the
XS-3900, 8 IAPs with the XS-3700, and 4 IAPs with the XS-3500.
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Xirrus Wireless Management System (XM-3300)
The XM-3300 is used for managing large Wireless WLAN Array
deployments from a centralized Web-based interface. If you need detailed
information about this product, refer to the XM-3300 User’s Guide, part
number 800-0007-001.
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Xirrus Remote DC Power System (XP-3100)
The XP-3100 provides distributed DC power to multiple Wireless WLAN
Arrays, eliminating the need to run dedicated AC power to each unit and
facilitating backup power when connected via a UPS.
