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IxWLAN User Guide, Release 6.20 1-11
Introduction
Hardware Characteristics
• Serial Connector – This connector is used to connect a command PC to IxW-
LAN. The configuration of the serial port is: 115,200 b/s, 8 data bits, no par-
ity, 1 stop bit, and no flow control.
• Power Connector – The IxWLAN SED/SED-MR+ chassis uses a standard 3-
prong, 110 VAC power cable.
IxWLAN SED/SED-MR+ can attach directly to 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX
(twisted-pair) Ethernet LAN hubs or segments or a PC. All this must conform to
the IEEE 802.3 specification.
LEDs
On each of the two chassis, the LEDs are laid out differently, also working differ-
ently depending on the chassis.
IxWLAN SED
The IxWLAN SED chassis has two LEDs associated with the WLAN or Radio, a
separate power LED, and two LEDs for each Ethernet port (that is, four in all).
One WLAN LED indicates WLAN traffic (send/receive), while the others indi-
cate network status — solid on — radio is on, slow blink — IxWLAN is scan-
ning, fast blink (per received beacon) — IxWLAN is joined with an AP.
Each Ethernet port has two LEDs: a yellow LED to indicate Link State/Link
Activity, and a green LED to indicate speed, as described in
Table 1-4 .
Table 1-4. IxWLAN SED LEDs
Front Panel
Label Yellow
LED Green
LED Description
Mgmt Port Steady
ON Link established
Flashing Active Data Transfer
Steady
OFF 10BaseT
Steady
ON 100BaseT
External
Traffic
Generator Steady
ON Link established
Flashing Active Data Transfer
Steady
OFF 1000BaseT
Steady
ON 10/100BaseT