Intermec 110 Manuel utilisateur

Congratulations on Selecting Intermec

to help meet your data collection needs. You have

chosen the world leader in the data collection

industry.

The 0110/0111 Access Point is a long range, high

performance local area network product that

bridges Intermec’s 2.4 GHz radio frequency net-

work and your Ethernet network.

The 0115 Access Point is a long range, high perfor-

mance local area network product that bridges

Intermec’s 2.4 GHz radio frequency network and

your token ring network.

The access point is designed to be a “plug-and-

play” product. In many cases, you will not need to

run any software to configure it. If you need to

configure your access point, you will find the

software easy to use.

Before you can install and configure your access

point, you need these minimum system require-

ments:

•(0110/0111) An Ethernet cable drop and cable

(0115) Atoken ring cable drop and cable

•A terminal or PC that is running a terminal

emulation program and an empty serial port

or, a PC that is running a Telnet client on the

wired network

or, a PC connected to a modem and a separate

modem to connect to the access point

•(Optional) At least one other Intermec data

collection device with an OpenAirradio

Using the Access Point in Simple Networks

In wireless networks, access points and data collec-

tion devices can easily communicate with each other

using TCP/IP when they are in range of each other.

Intermec ships TRAKKER®Antares™TCP/IP

terminals with the TCP/IP stack and application

preloaded. For JANUS™TCP/IP devices, you need

to use the JANUS 2.4 GHz Install Utility to configure

them to communicate with a host using Intermec

TNVT, ANSI, TN3270, or TN5250 terminal emulation

or Novell TNVT or ANSI terminal emulation.

Using Access Points in a Roaming Network

You can install several access points to allow data

collection devices to roam while maintaining the

same network connection. Devices can connect with

any access point that is within range.

Performing a Quick Installation

You may follow the quick installation procedure if

all of these conditions are true:

•There will be only one access point on this

network.

•You will use all of the default values.

•You will not be managing the access point

remotely through a Telnet session and therefore

do not need to set an IP address.

•You will not be setting a security ID on your

network.

If any of the above conditions is not true, see

“Performing a Standard Installation” in the 0110/

0111/0115 Access Point User’s Manual.

To perform a quick installation

1. Attach the antenna.

2. Mount the access point.

3. Connect the access point to the wired network.

4. Plug in the power supply.

You are ready to begin using your access point to

send packets.

0110G.008

ANTENNA SERIAL 10BASE2 10BASET 10-18 VDC

Host

Ethernet

Access

point

0110G.006

JG2020

JG2050

Ethernet

Model 200

Controller

Access

point

Host

T2425

0110G.005

Host

0110/0111

0110G.002

JG2020 JG2050

Ethernet

0110G.001

0110

When data collection devices are communicating

using UDP Plus, the access point routes packets

from the devices to the Model 200 Controller in

your network if you are running screen mapping.

0115

0110G.003

T2425

Host

Token ring

Features

• Small, lightweight, mountable

• Locally and remotely configurable

• SNMP manageable

• Web browser manageable

• A site survey tool

• Capable of locating other access points

• Capable of downloading new firmware

(images) to other access points

Accessories

• Mounting options

Environmental box/external antenna (P/N

065089)

Environmental box/standard antenna (P/N

065096)

Cubical-mount bracket (P/N 065235)

Wall-mount bracket (P/N 065236)

• Special power cords

• Special antennas

Intermec sells many other accessories, such as

lightning arresters and amplifiers. If you would

like information on any of these accessories,

contact your local Intermec representative.

Where to Find More Information

The 0110/0111/0115 Access Point User’s Manual

(P/N 065053) contains all of the information

necessary to install, configure, operate, and

troubleshoot the access point.

For information on ordering a manual, contact

your local Intermec sales representative.

Physical Specifications

Dimensions 1.66 in x 6.54 in x 8.54 in

(42 mm x 166 mm x 217 mm)

Weight 1.5 lbs (0.71 kg)

Basic Electrical and Environmental

Specifications

Electrical x10 to 18 V (input voltage),

rating 750mA

Temperature range -4°F to 140°F

(-20°C to 60°C)

Temperature -4°F to 122°F

range (in an (-20°C to 50°C)

environmental

box)

Relative humidity 10% to 90% (non-condensing)

Other Specifications

Data rate 1.6 Mbps (wireless)

10 Mbps (Ethernet)

4 Mbps or 16 Mbps (token ring)

Domains 16

Channels 15

Range (standard Up to 500 ft (150 m) indoors

antenna) Up to 1000 ft (300 m) outdoors

Unlimited, with roaming

Frequency band 2.4 to 2.5 GHz world-wide

(varies by country)

Radio type OpenAir, frequency hopping,

spread spectrum (FHSS)

Radio power 100 mW (0110/0115)

output 500 mW (0111/0115)

Ethernet 10Base2 (thin coaxial BNC)

interfaces 10BaseT (twisted-pair)

Token ring STP/DBP plug

interfaces UTP/RJ45 plug

Architecture Transparent bridge

Media Access CSMA/CA

protocol

Ethernet Ethernet packet types and

compatibility Ethernet addressing

0110/0111/0115

Access Point

P/N 066049-002

Getting

Started

Guide

6001 36th Avenue West

P.O. Box 4280

Everett, WA 98203-9280

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