User's Manual

Table Of Contents
Rev 1.34, June 2, 2004
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Connection Diagram
Linux PC
1394
UWB Source
Transceiver
XtremeSpectrum
UWB Antenna
Linux PC
1394
UWB
Destination
Transceiver
XtremeSpectrum
UWB Antenna
1394
Video
or VCR
1394
UWB
Destination
Transceiver
XtremeSpectrum
UWB Antenna
Television
Figure 11: Setup for Video Transmission
Test Procedure
1. Set up equipment as indicated in Figure 11. Follow the guidelines in section 5.2.1 when
making or breaking RF connections. When connecting a device that either sources or
displays MPEG-2 data via the 1394 bus (i.e. the camera icon in Figure 11), be sure to
use one of the devices listed in Table 5.
2. Verify that all transceivers are powered on.
3. Setup a piconet using the dme command described in the Motorola UWB Software
Development Kit Utilities Guide.
4. Reset all transceivers.
5. At the source transceiver run the following command in a terminal window:
./dme join 0:2:3:4:5:6:7:8 56000
Since this is the first transceiver to join the piconet it becomes PNC.
6. At one of the destination transceivers run the following command in a terminal window to
cause a transceiver to join the piconet as DEV 1:
./dme join 1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8 56000
7. At the other destination transceiver run the following command in a terminal window to
cause a transceiver to join the piconet as DEV 2:
./dme join 2:2:3:4:5:6:7:8 56000
8. At the source transceiver run the following command in a terminal window to allocate a
stream to DEV 1:
./dme allocate_stream 1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8 1 31