User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 802.11b Wireless Serial Port Adapter
- WiSER2400
- Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 Introduction 1
- WiSER2400 WiFi Radio
- Installation
- Also, notice that to configure or monitor the radio with the Utility program, the computer cannot be running another program that also access the same COM port. Chapter 3
- Diagnostic and Configuration Utility
- Encryption sub-panel
- WEP Keys Creation Sub-panel
Status LED’s
Power on the WiSER2400 Radio, the LED’s on the front panel should exhibit the
following patterns:
LED Color Light Blinking
Pattern
Indication
ON RED Steady on Proper power is supplied
Steady on Unit linked to another unit or Unit is
configured as an AP
RX GREEN
Steady blink Unit not linked to any unit
TX RED Flickering Unit transmitting RF signal
LINK YELLOW Steady on
Not in use
When the radio is configured as a Station, one of the most useful diagnostic tools
may be the green RX LED: a blinking green RX LED indicates the absence of a
useful communication link. If you are using a pair of the radios in a dedicated
point-to-point link, good radio communication is expected only if the green RX
LED’s on both radios are steadily on.
Once the hardware is checked out to work properly with the intended host device
or equipment, the radio can be secured in the desire location by the pair of
Velcro pads supplied.
5
USB power
2-foot RS232
3-foot “-S”
RS232 cable
Radio Power
An installation example where the
p
ower for the RS232 equipment
(whiteboard) is supplied by the
radio over the RS232 cable
3-foot “-P”
RS232
Whiteboard
Powe
r
Radio Power
An installation example where separate power
supplies are used for the RS232 equipment
(whiteboard) and the radio