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2.1.2. Adhoc Wireless Network
An Adhoc WiFi network, also called an Independent Basic Service Set, uses multiple Stations
without an Access Point. The Stations communicate directly with each other.
As shown in Figure 12 below, Nodes 1, 2 and 3 and the laptop serve as Stations in the Adhoc
network with user devices connected via the serial interface. The CH232BGN modules can be
operated and managed over the network from the laptop.
Figure 12: CH232BGN Adhoc Network Structure
2.1.3. Access Point Plus Station Wireless Network
The CH232BGN module can simultaneously serve as both an Access Point and a Station. Figure 13
below illustrates this type of network.,
Figure 13 CH232BGN Access Point Plus Station Network
