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Installation and Initialization AP-700 User Guide
AP-700 Hardware Description
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Figure 2-1 Rear Panel
The AP-700 has been designed to rest horizontally on a flat surface, but can be wall- or ceiling- mounted with the long
axis vertical. The unit includes screw slots in the bottom plastic for mounting to a flat wall or ceiling.
Antennas
The AP-700 employs two internal antennas for antenna diversity: one is vertically polarized, and the other is horizontally
polarized to provide optimal spatial and polarization diversity. When the AP is hung on the wall of an office or building, the
horizontally polarized antenna provides coverage for that particular floor level. The vertically polarized antenna provides
spatial diversity for the horizontally polarized antenna in the event of an antenna null. In addition, the vertically polarized
antenna provides some coverage above and below the current floor level. When the AP is mounted on the ceiling or
sitting on a table, the effect is the same, but the roles of the two antennas switch.
The AP supports both receive and transmit diversity. When receiving, the AP chooses the antenna that recieves the
strongest signal. When transmitting, the AP chooses the antenna with the highest success rate, and broadcasts are
transmitted on alternating antennas.
Antenna diversity is enabled by default (set to “auto”). When using the internal antennas, Proxim recommends leaving
antenna diversity disabled. However, you may disable antenna diversity by manually selecting which antenna to use
through the Command Line Interface. See Configure Antenna Diversity for information.
External Antennas
The AP-700 also has two antenna connectors for use with external antennas.
Figure 2-2 AP-700 Antenna Connectors
When the AP is mounted on a wall, connector 1 corresponds to the horizontally polarized internal antenna, providing a
coverage pattern parallel to the wall; connector 2 corresponds to the vertically polarized internal antenna, providing a
coverage pattern parallel to the ceiling/floor. When the AP is mounted to a ceiling, connector 1 corresponds to the
- ORiNOCO AP-700 Access Point 1
- User Guide 1
- Copyright 2
- Trademarks 2
- OpenSSL License Note 2
- Contents 3
- AP-700 User Guide 8
- Introduction 9
- Guidelines for Roaming 10
- IEEE 802.11 Specifications 10
- Command Line Interface 11
- HTTP/HTTPS Interface 11
- SNMP Management 12
- SSH (Secure Shell) Management 12
- AP-700 Hardware Description 14
- Antennas 15
- Active Ethernet 16
- LED Indicators 16
- Prerequisites 17
- Product Package 19
- System Requirements 19
- Hardware Installation 20
- Installing the Security Cover 21
- Mounting the AP-700 21
- Installing External Antennas 22
- Installing the AP in a Plenum 23
- Initialization 24
- Logging In 26
- Using the Setup Wizard 27
- Installing the Software 29
- Related Topics 32
- System Status 33
- Advanced Configuration 34
- Dynamic DNS Support 36
- IP Configuration 38
- DHCP Server 39
- DHCP Relay Agent 41
- Link Integrity 42
- Wireless (802.11a/b/g Radio) 49
- Ethernet 56
- Management 58
- IP Access Table 59
- Services 59
- Filtering 70
- Advanced 73
- TCP/UDP Port 73
- Rogue Scan 83
- Figure 4-26 Rogue Scan Screen 86
- Spanning Tree 87
- Storm Threshold 88
- Intra BSS 89
- Packet Forwarding 89
- Priority Mapping 92
- Radius Profiles 96
- Configuring Radius Profiles 97
- RADIUS Accounting 100
- SSID/VLAN/Security 103
- Management VLAN 105
- Security Profile 106
- MAC Access 113
- Wireless 113
- Monitoring 119
- IP/ARP Table 121
- Learn Table 122
- Interfaces 124
- Station Statistics 127
- Commands 129
- TFTP File Transfer Guidelines 130
- HTTP File Transfer Guidelines 130
- Update AP 131
- Update AP via HTTP 132
- Retrieve File 133
- Retrieve File via HTTP 134
- Help Link 137
- Troubleshooting 138
- Client Connection Problems 140
- VLAN Operation Issues 141
- Active Ethernet (AE) 141
- Recovery Procedures 142
- Related Applications 146
- Command Line Interface (CLI) 148
- Navigation and Special Keys 149
- CLI Error Messages 149
- Bootloader CLI 150
- CLI Command Types 151
- Parameter Control Commands 155
- Using Tables and Strings 159
- Log into the AP using Telnet 160
- Other Network Settings 164
- (Mbits/sec)> 167
- CLI Monitoring Parameters 173
- Parameter Tables 174
- System Parameters 176
- Network Parameters 177
- Interface Parameters 180
- Management Parameters 185
- Filtering Parameters 190
- Alarms Parameters 192
- Bridge Parameters 194
- RADIUS Parameters 196
- Security Parameters 197
- VLAN/SSID Parameters 198
- Security Profile Table 198
- Other Parameters 199
- CLI Batch File 201
- Reboot Behavior 202
- ASCII Character Chart 204
- Specifications 205
- Advanced Bridging Functions 206
- Security Functions 206
- Network Functions 207
- Hardware Specifications 208
- Available Channels 209
- RF Performance 210
- Technical Support 211
- Telephone Support 212
- Statement of Warranty 213
- Other Information 214
- Regulatory Compliance 215
- Warnings 218
- Modifications 218
- Industry Canada (IC) 219
- European Union 220
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