User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: Installation
- Chapter 3: Quick Setup
- Chapter 4: Configuration
- Appendix A: Troubleshooting
- Appendix B: Specifications
- Appendix C: Configuration File
- Appendix D: Using Partial Scan
- Appendix E: Registry Settings
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Appendix E: Registry Settings
This section lists the Windows Registry settings for WinemaCM.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Intel Corporation\WiMAX]
Name Type Description
DefaultSkin Dword Whether current skin is default skin. (1:default skin,
0:not default skin)
SkinName String The name of current skin. (default skin:"default",
Otherwise:skin name in skin.dat
ConnectMode DWord 0: auto connectionn, 1: manual connection
NotifyOutZone Dword 0: close, 1:start
NotifyOutZoneSound Dword 0: close, 1:start
NotifyOutZonePopup Dword 0: close, 1:start
NotifySignalBelow Dword 0: close, 1:start
NotifySignalBelowSound Dword 0: close, 1:start
NotifySignalBelowPopup Dword 0: close, 1:start
NotifySignalBelowLevel Dword 0 ~ 6
Roaming Dword Always 0. Because Beceem doesn't support
roaming.
RoamingType Dword Always 0. Because Beceem doesn't support
roaming.
DisplayErrorPage Dword 0: hide, 1: display (In current design, we will always
show error page.)
DeviceCheckStr String "Beceem". The string is used to search the network
adapter.
DeviceCheckGUID Binary Used to check whether the device's broadcase
event are "GUID_NDIS_LAN_CLASS" class
SW_FileName String File name of installation package (for example:
WinemaCM_Install_1.1.4.exe)
SW_VersionFileName String File name of the software verion file (for example:
SW_ver.bin)
Upgrade URL String The URL of upgrade server (for example: http://
upgrade.intel.com)
AdapterMatchStr String "Beceem". The string is used to search the network
adapter.
PartialScan Dword 0: Do not use partial scan, 1: Use partial scan
RoamingFilter String The strings are used to filter BSIDs searched in
partial scan procedure. For example, we want to
filter BSIDs with "0x0102" and "0x020304". The
value of string will be "0x0102;0x020304."