Intermec 6710 User manual

6710 Access Point
USER’SGUIDE
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P/N961-047-081
RevisionC
July1998

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"NOTICEThisequipmentmeetsClass BdigitaldevicelimitsperPart15 ofFCC Rules.
Theselimitsprotectagainstinterferenceinaresidentialarea.Itemits,uses,and
canradiateradiofrequencyenergy.Ifyoudonotinstall andusethe equipment
accordingtoitsinstructions,itmayinterferewithradiosignals.However,thereis
noguarantee thatinterferencewill notoccurinaparticularinstallation.
Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmful interferencetoradio ortelevisionreception,
whichcanbedeterminedbyturningourequipmentoff andon,theuserisencour-
agedtotrytocorrect theinterferencebyone ormore ofthefollowingmeasures:
"Reorientor relocatetheradio ortelevisionreceivingantenna.
"Increasetheseparationbetweenthecomputerequipmentandreceiver.
"Connect the equipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthat to
whichtheradio ortelevisionreceiverisconnected.
"Consult thedealeroranexperiencedradio ortelevisiontechnicianfor
help.
FCC SpreadSpectrumRadioCertification
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87-389 coveringruleseffectiveJune1994.Itmaynotcauseinterferenceto
authorizedradiocommunicationdevices,andmustacceptanyinterferencecaused
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"Nejamaisinstallerdeprisetéléphoniquedansun endroithumideà
moinsquelapriseaitétéspécifiquementconçuepourêtreutilisée dans
lesendroitshumides.
"Nejamaistoucherlesfilsdetéléphone oudel’équipement terminalnon
isolésàmoinsquelalignetéléphoniquen’aitétédébranchée del’inter-
faceréseau.
"Userdeprudencelorsdel’installationoudelamodificationdelignes
téléphoniques.
"Éviterd’utiliserun téléphone(autrequ’un appareil téléphoniquesans
fil)pendantun orage électrique.Ilpourraityavoirun faiblerisqued’é-
lectrocutionparlafoudre.
"Nepasutiliserletéléphoneafindesignalerunefuitedegazàproximité
delafuite.

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6710 Access PointUser’sGuide i
CONTENTS
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SECTION1
Preface 1-1.............................................
Purpose ofThisGuide1-1................................
Organization1-1........................................
IntendedAudience1-3...................................
RelatedPublications1-3.................................
Wireless StationUser’sGuides1-3....................
SystemManagementPublications1-4.................
CustomerSupport1-4...................................
SECTION2
Features and Functional Overview2-1....................
Description2-1.........................................
BridgingFunctionality2-2...............................
GeneralConcepts2-2................................
Access PointBridgingLayer2-4......................
NetworkOrganization2-4........................
Forwarding2-5..................................
PendingMessages2-5............................
FloodingConfigurations2-6.......................
Proxy ARPServer2-7............................
BridgePorts2-7.....................................
EthernetPort2-7................................
EthernetPortFilters2-8.........................
RadioPorts2-9..................................
OWL/IP Port2-10.................................

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ConfigurationandManagement2-11......................
Configuration2-11....................................
DiagnosticsandConfigurationPort2-11............
RemoteAccess 2-12...............................
TCP/IP2-12...................................
DHCPClient2-12.............................
Telnet2-12....................................
HTTP 2-13....................................
ElectronicSoftwareDistribution2-13...............
TFTP ClientandServer2-13...................
Scripting2-13.................................
NetworkManagement2-14............................
SampleConfiguration2-14................................
Components2-16.........................................
Accessories2-19..........................................
PowerCord2-19......................................
IndustrialLockingMountingBracket2-19..............
SECTION3
Installation 3-1..........................................
CheckingtheDefaultConfiguration3-1...................
PreparingfortheInstallation3-2.........................
CollectingtheEquipment3-2............................
EthernetLANComponents3-2.......................
10BASE2Components3-3........................
10BASE-TComponent3-3........................
10BASE5Components3-4........................
CommunicationEquipment3-5.......................
LocalDIAGPortAccess 3-5.......................
Telnet3-6.......................................
WebBrowser3-6.................................
NetworkManagementPlatform3-6...................
FindingtheBestLocation3-7............................
SiteSurvey3-7......................................
GeneralInstallationGuidelines3-7...................
MountingtheAccess Point3-8...........................
Horizontal(Tabletop)Mount3-8......................
VerticalandCeilingMounts3-9.......................

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ConnectingtoEthernet3-10..............................
10BASE2Ethernet3-11...............................
EndofSegment3-11..............................
Middle ofSegment3-12............................
10BASE5Ethernet3-13...............................
N-SeriesTransceiver3-13..........................
VampireTap3-13.................................
10BASE-TEthernet3-16..............................
InstallingPC Cards3-17..................................
WLIF3-17...........................................
900 MHz3-18........................................
S-UHF3-19..........................................
ApplyingPower3-20.....................................
SECTION4
Configuration 4-1.......................................
CreatingaLocalDIAGPortSession4-2...................
AccessingtheConfigurationMenus4-4................
AccessingtheROMCommandMonitor4-5.............
CreatingaTelnetSession4-6.............................
DefaultandSiteSettings4-7.............................
TCP/IP4-7..........................................
Security4-8.........................................
Bridge4-8..........................................
ConfiguringtheAccess Point4-12.........................
MainMenu 4-12......................................
UsingtheViewCommand4-14........................
TCP/IPOptions4-16......................................
IPAddress 4-16......................................
IPSubnetMask4-17..................................
IPRouter4-18........................................
IP FrameType4-19...................................
DHCP4-19...........................................
DHCPServerName4-20..............................
BootpOperation4-21..............................
NetworksWithDHCPandBootpServers4-21.......
Handshaking4-21................................
InfiniteLeases4-21...............................
AutoARPMinutes4-22...............................

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BridgeOptions4-23......................................
Serial Number4-23...................................
LanID4-23..........................................
[Root]4-24...........................................
RootPriority4-24.................................
SuperRootCandidates4-24....................
SuperRootSelection4-25......................
SuperRootRedundancy4-25...................
[GlobalRadio]4-25................................
SetGlobally4-27..............................
Value4-27....................................
[GlobalFlooding]4-28.............................
Inbound4-28..................................
OutboundtoSecondaries4-29..................
OutboundtoStations4-30......................
FloodingLevelChecklist4-31......................
S-UHF FloodingLevel4-36........................
FloodRegister4-36................................
ARPServer Mode4-36................................
[Ports]4-38..........................................
Name4-39........................................
MAC Address 4-39................................
Status4-40.......................................
HelloPeriod4-40..................................
EthernetOptions4-41....................................
OWL FrameType4-41................................
CableType4-42......................................
[StaticAddresses]4-42................................
[NormalRXFilter]4-43...............................
[FrameTypes]4-44................................
[SubTypes1]4-46.................................
User-DefinedSubtypesin[SubTypes1]
and[SubTypes2]4-46.........................
FilteringExamples4-48...........................
Example1 4-49................................
Example2 4-50................................

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[AdvancedRXFilter]4-52.............................
[Expressions]4-52.................................
ExprSeq 4-53..................................
Offset4-54....................................
Mask4-54....................................
Op4-54.......................................
ValueId4-55..................................
Action4-55...................................
[Values]4-56......................................
[Bridging]4-57.......................................
BridgePriority4-57...............................
DesignatedBridgeCandidates4-57.............
DesignatedBridgeSelection4-58...............
Summary4-58................................
Status4-58.......................................
FloodRegister4-59................................
WLIFOptions4-60.......................................
SecurityId4-60......................................
NodeType4-61.......................................
[MasterParms]4-62..................................
ChannelandSubchannel4-62......................
NetworkWith15 orFewerAccess Points4-63....
NetworkWith16 or MoreAccess Points4-63.....
Wireless Hops4-65................................
[SlaveParms]4-66....................................
MAC Config4-68.....................................
[ManualMAC Parms]4-69............................
HopPeriod4-70...................................
BeaconFrequency4-70............................
DeferralSlotandFairness Slot4-70................
FragmentSize4-71...............................
TransmitMode4-72...............................
NormAckRetry4-72..............................
FragAckRetry4-73...............................
NormQFSKRetry4-73............................
FragQFSKRetry4-73.............................
900 MHzOptions4-74....................................
FileName4-74.......................................
Mode--Channel4-74...................................

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S-UHFOptions4-76......................................
FileName4-76.......................................
Call Sign4-76........................................
Frequency4-77.......................................
Master Mode4-77....................................
AttachPriority4-78...................................
OWL/IPOptions4-79.....................................
Overview4-79........................................
OWL/IPMenu 4-82...................................
Mode4-82........................................
[IPAddresses]4-83................................
Type4-83.....................................
Address 4-84..................................
[TXFilter]4-84...................................
SecurityOptions4-86.....................................
Password4-86....................................
ServicePassword4-86.............................
AdvancedPassword4-87...........................
CombiningRadioOptions4-87............................
SameLANID4-87....................................
DifferentLANIDs4-88...............................
CreatingaWebBrowserSession4-88......................
ConfigurationGuidelines4-92.............................
PlanningYourInstallation4-92........................
UsingtheConfigurationGuide4-92....................
SECTION5
SoftwareDownload5-1..................................
FileSystemStructure5-1................................
BootSegments1 and2 5-1...........................
DataSegments3 and4 5-1...........................
ActiveandInactiveSegments5-2.....................
RAMSegment5-3...................................
SegmentNames5-3.....................................
FileNames5-4..........................................
DownloadingPrograms5-4..............................
FileMenu Commands5-4................................
FbCommand5-5........................................
FdCommand5-6........................................
FdelCommand5-7......................................

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FeCommand5-8........................................
TFTP Command5-8.....................................
TFTP Server5-9.....................................
ServerStart5-10..................................
ServerStop5-10..................................
ServerLog5-10...................................
TFTP ClientCommands5-10..........................
Get5-11..........................................
Put5-12..........................................
ScriptCommand5-12.....................................
CreatingScriptFiles5-13.............................
SampleScriptFile5-14...............................
ScriptFileCommandSummary5-15...................
TFTP ClientCommandRetry5-16.....................
RebootCommand5-16................................
SDVarsCommand5-17...................................
ServerIpAddress 5-18.................................
ScriptFilename5-18..................................
StartTime5-18.......................................
Status5-19...........................................
CheckPoint5-19......................................
Terminate5-20.......................................
SetActivePointers5-21................................
NextPowerUpTime5-21...............................
ROMCommandMonitor5-22.............................
StartingtheCommandMonitor5-22...................
ViewingROMCommands5-23.........................
B5-23...............................................
FXs5-23............................................
FD5-23..............................................
FR5-24..............................................
NPWD5-24..........................................
SRz5-24............................................
PWD5-25............................................
FD5-25..........................................
FE<s|all>5-25...................................
FI5-26...........................................
FSsn5-26.......................................
FBs5-26.........................................
FFRf5-26........................................
FPCfs5-26......................................

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FPD5-26.........................................
FPE5-27.........................................
FPX5-27.........................................
PN5-27.........................................
PQ5-27..........................................
MIString5-28....................................
RMI5-28.........................................
X5-28............................................
ExitingtheROMCommandMonitor5-29...............
SoftwareDownloadExample5-29.........................
UpgradingThroughDIAGPort5-29...................
StartingtheTFTP Server5-31.........................
UpgradingTFTP Clients5-31..........................
SECTION6
IndicatorLights 6-1.....................................
Overview6-1...........................................
ETHERNET Lights6-2..................................
STATUSLights6-2......................................
STATUS6-3.........................................
MODE6-4..........................................
NETWORKMODELights6-5............................
PCMCIALights6-6.....................................
Power-UpSequence6-7..................................
APPENDIXA
Access PointSpecificationsA-1.........................
ProductSpecificationsA-1................................
ElectricalSpecificationsA-1..............................
EnvironmentalSpecificationsA-2.........................
PhysicalCharacteristicsA-2..............................

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APPENDIXB
WLIFSpecifications and Antennas B-1...................
RM180 B-1..............................................
RadioOperationB-2.................................
PartNumbersB-2...................................
AntennaRegulationsB-3.................................
WhipAntennaB-3.......................................
RemoteAntennaKitsB-3................................
MediumGainPatchB-3..............................
MediumGainCollinearDipoleB-4....................
HighGainCollinearDipoleB-4.......................
HighGainYagiB-5..................................
AntennaAdapterCableB-5..............................
Model2100 AntennasandCablesB-6.....................
2.4GHzAntennasB-6................................
2.4GHzAntennaCablesandConnectorsB-6...........
APPENDIXC
900 MHzSpecifications and Antennas C-1................
RM160 C-1..............................................
RadioOperationC-2.................................
PartNumbersC-2...................................
AntennaRegulationsC-2.................................
WhipAntennaC-2.......................................
RemoteAntennaKitsC-3................................
APPENDIXD
S-UHFSpecifications and Antennas D-1..................
RM111 D-1..............................................
RadioOperationD-2.................................
PartNumbersD-2...................................
Wireless HopsD-3...................................
AntennaConnectorD-3..................................
WhipAntennasD-3......................................
SiteLicenseD-4.........................................
Technology D-4..........................................
TransactionRatesD-4...................................

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InstallationGuidelinesD-5...............................
PredictingCoverageD-5..............................
InstallingaSingleAccess PointD-6...................
InstallingMultipleAccess PointsD-6..................
ExtendingCoverageD-6..........................
ReusingtheFrequencyD-7........................
IncreasingSystemThroughputD-8................
Option1D-9.................................
Option2D-9.................................
FrequencyandSeparationGuidelinesD-10..........
APPENDIX E
OWL/IP E-1.............................................
IntroductionE-1.........................................
OWL/IPRestrictionsE-2.................................
AddressingLimitationsE-2...........................
InstallationLimitationsE-2...........................
OWL/IPSafeguardsE-3..................................
DefaultSettingsE-3.................................
AddressingLimitationsandFloodingRestrictionsE-4...
PermanentFiltersE-4................................
DefaultFilterSettingsE-6............................
SubnetFilteringE-6.................................
PasswordSecurityE-7...............................
OperationE-7.......................................
TunnelOriginationE-9...............................
BuildingtheSpanningTree E-9...................
EstablishingandMaintainingTunnelsE-10.........
RedundancyE-10.................................
FrameForwardingE-11...............................
OutboundE-11....................................
InboundE-11.....................................
StationMobilityE-12..................................
MobileIPComparisonE-12................................

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OWL/IPConfigurationExamplesE-13.....................
Example1:Class CIPAddressesE-13.................
Step1E-15.......................................
Step2E-15.......................................
Step3E-15.......................................
OptionA:UnicastAddressingE-16.............
OptionB: DirectedBroadcastE-16..............
Step4:SetTXFiltersE-17........................
Example2:Class BIPAddress UsingSubnettingE-19. .
Step1E-19.......................................
Step2E-19.......................................
Step3E-21.......................................
OptionA:UnicastAddressingE-21.............
OptionB: DirectedBroadcastE-21..............
OptionC:All SubnetsBroadcastE-22...........
Step4E-23.......................................
APPENDIXF
Portand CablePin-OutsF-1.............................
DIAGPortPin-OutsF-1.................................
AUIPortPin-OutsF-2...................................
DIAGPortCableF-3....................................
APPENDIXG
MIBG-1................................................
ProductContentsG-1....................................
AboutThisProductG-1..................................
GettingStartedG-2......................................
MIB-II InformationG-2..................................
6710 Access PointMIBInformationG-3...................
Access toManagementInformationG-4...................
MIB-II NotesG-6........................................
MIBDirectoryG-6.......................................

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MIBOutlineG-8........................................
ProductOIDsG-8....................................
SystemInformationG-9..............................
InterfaceInformationG-12.............................
SNMPVersion1ConfigurationGroupG-17.............
BridgingParametersG-18.............................
ControlGroupsG-22..................................
MIBDefinitionsG-23.....................................
GLOSSARYGlossary-1.....................................
INDEX Index-1..........................................
FIGURES
Figure2-1 6710 Access Points2-1........................
Figure2-2 6710 Access PointFunctions2-2..............
Figure2-3SampleNetworkConfiguration2-15............
Figure2-4Access PointComponents2-16..................
Figure2-5PC CardSlots2-17............................
Figure3-1T-Connector3-3..............................
Figure3-2CableTerminator3-3.........................
Figure3-3CableWithRJ45 Plugs3-3....................
Figure3-4N-SeriesTransceiver3-4......................
Figure3-5VampireTap3-5..............................
Figure3-6MountingBracket3-9........................
Figure3-7Endof10BASE2Segment3-11.................
Figure3-8Middle of10BASE2Segment3-12...............
Figure3-9N-SeriesTransceiver3-14......................
Figure3-10 VampireTap3-15.............................
Figure3-11 10BASE-T3-16...............................
Figure3-12 WLIF PC CardAssembly3-17.................
Figure3-13 900 MHzPC CardAssembly3-18..............
Figure3-14 S-UHF PC CardAssembly3-19................
Figure3-15 AC PowerInputConnection3-21..............

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Figure4-1LocalSession4-3.............................
Figure4-2TelnetSession4-6............................
Figure4-3Access PointsServicingIPWireless
Stations4-49.........................................
Figure4-4Wireless HoppingThroughWLIFRadios4-65....
Figure4-5OWL/IPOverview4-80........................
Figure4-6WebBrowserSession4-89......................
Figure6-1IndicatorLights6-1..........................
FigureB-1AntennaAdapterCableB-5...................
FigureD-1ExtendingCoverageD-7......................
FigureD-2FrequencyReuseD-8.........................
FigureD-3IncreasedSystemThroughputD-10.............
FigureE-1SecondaryLANE-8..........................
FigureE-2OWL/IP TunnelE-8..........................
FigureE-3ExampleClass C ConfigurationE-14............
FigureE-4ExampleClass B ConfigurationE-20............
TABLES
Table4-1ConfigurationGuide4-92......................
Table6-1ETHERNETIndicatorLights6-2...............
Table6-2Error ModeStatusCodes6-3...................
Table6-3MODEIndicatorLight6-5.....................
Table6-4NETWORKMODEIndicatorLights6-5.........
Table6-5PCMCIAIndicatorLights6-6...................
Table6-6DIAGPortBaudRates,ROM Mode6-6..........
TableD-1CoveragePredictionD-5......................
TableE-1MobileIPComparisonE-13....................
TableG-1MIB-II InformationG-3........................
TableG-2MIBInformationG-4..........................
TableG-3MIBDirectoryG-7.............................
TableG-4productsGROUPG-8.........................
TableG-5hw GROUPG-9...............................
TableG-6fsinfoGROUPG-10.............................

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TableG-7segmentGROUPG-10..........................
TableG-8dirGROUPG-11...............................
TableG-9criticalErrorsGROUPG-11......................
TableG-10 nifxGROUPG-12.............................
TableG-11 portStateGROUPG-13........................
TableG-12 portStatsGROUPG-14........................
TableG-13 ptxqGROUPG-15.............................
TableG-14 pmsgGROUPG-16............................
TableG-15 communityTABLEG-17.......................
TableG-16 trapTargetTABLEG-17........................
TableG-17 rtGROUPG-18...............................
TableG-18 brgGROUPG-19.............................
TableG-19 addrGROUPG-20............................
TableG-20 brgStateGROUPG-20.........................
TableG-21 bridgeStatsGROUPG-22......................
TableG-22 powerUpGROUPG-23.........................
TableG-23 softwareDownLoadGROUPG-23...............