Philips SLA5520/00, Руководство пользователя

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Glossary
See Base station .
See
Point to point network
.
AES is a type of the security type WPA.
See
security type
.
See
WPA
.
Abbreviation
– Advanced Encryption Standard
An annotation of speed, most often ~bit per second.
Example – The Internet subscription offers a bandwidth of 4 megabit per second.
Example – The audio file has a bandwidth of 128 kilobit per second.
Example – See General overview of bandwidths .
Device with the following functionality:
• Create the wireless network
• Share Internet subscription
• Control communication between wireless and wired (Ethernet) devices.
Example
– Philips base station, see www.philips.com for details.
Minimum amount of data stored or transmitted by electronic equipment.
Example
– See
General overview of bandwidths
.
The bandwidth required to transport content .
Part of the software inside the SLA5520. It helps to repair other parts of the
software if an error occurs.
A subscription to the Internet that is on-line 24 hours a day,
7 days a week. And supports a minimum download
bitrate of 256 kbit/s.
Example
– ADSL
Example
– Cable
A group of 8
bits
. Bytes are most often used to communicate file-sizes. To prevent
using very large numbers, groups of bytes are defined.
Kilobyte (kb) – 1024 byte
Example
– The picture is 450 kilobyte.
Megabyte (Mb) – 1024 kilobyte
Example – The movie is 700 megabyte.
Gigabyte (Gb) – 1024 megabyte
Example – The hard disk can store 120 gigabyte.
Example – See General overview of bandwidths .
A piece of software used to create digital files of audio, picture and video content .
Consists of two parts, a coder (creates files) and a decoder (plays the files).
The group of Music, Pictures and Movies is called
content
.
A piece of
software
running on a
base station
or on a
server
. A method of
assigning
product identification numbers
to devices. The
DHCP
server identifies
devices in the network; it then assigns product identification numbers to the devices.
Abbreviation - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.
A piece of software running on a base station . It arranges communication between
Internet requests and the internet provider.
Example – (E.g. translates the url www.philips.com to the IP address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)
Abbreviation – Domain Name Server
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Access point
Ad-Hoc network
AES
Bandwidth
Base station
Bit
Bitrate
Bootloader
Broadband Internet
Byte
Codec
Content
DHCP
DNS