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In addition, there are two buttons on this panel. The “Default Setting…” button is
to set the Max Bytes/Pkt and End Frame Byte to 6 bytes per packet and 0x0D
(Carriage Return) respectively.
The “Apply” button on this panel is for sending the ‘Config’ command to the radio
unit that sets its configuration with above fields.
Followings are the detail descriptions of the fields:
SSID: The SSID that this radio would connect to. 32 characters maximum. An
empty entry is acceptable but note that the radio would interpret it as ‘ANY’ which
is a special SSID. A station with this special SSID would try to join a wireless
network regardless of its SSID.
Network Type: this is the 802.11b mode the radio unit is running on. It can be
either”Ad hoc” or “Infrastructure”. For WiSER2400.IP to connect with a normal
AP, always select “Infrastructure” mode Please refer to IEEE 801.11
documentation for more information of the Network Type. Default value:
Infrastructure.
Baud rate: user-configurable. This is the baud rate the radio unit will use to
transmit and receive RS232 data. Supported values: 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400,
19200, 38400, 57600, and 115200 bps. Default value: 9600 bps.
Channel: this field is applied only when the radio unit functions in ‘Ad hoc’ mode.
Therefore, it is hid when the radio unit functions in ‘Infrastructure’ mode.
Supported values: 1 – 14 channels.
Max Bytes/Pkt: This value specifies the maximum number of bytes a UDP
packet can contain. Range: 1 to 200. Default value: 6.
End Frame Byte: This value specifies a special character that signals the end of
a command (or portion of data) and the command (or portion of data) should be
sent to the destination unit right after the radio receives this special character.
Range 0x00 to 0x1F. Default value: 0x0D = Carriage Return. Note that user can
choose ‘None’ value which means he would not use any special character in any
case.
MAC Addr (MAC address of this unit): the MAC address of this radio.
MAC Addr (MAC address of destination unit): the MAC address of the
destination device. The radio unit learns the MAC address of the destination unit
from ARP response packets sent from the device with associated IP address.
IP Addr (IP address of this unit): the IP address of this radio. Configurable.
IP Addr (IP address of destination unit): the configurable IP address of the
device which this radio would communicate with.
UDP Port (of this unit): the port number that this radio uses to communicate.
This port number is the source Port in UDP packets sent from this radio. Fixed
value: 8002
UDP Port (of destination unit): the port number the destination device listens on
to get the UDP packet. This port number should be the destination Port on UDP
packets destined to this radio.
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