Funkwerk Bintec WI-Client Bedienungsanleitung

bintec WI-Client

WLAN Ethernet Client Adapter

WLAN Serial Client Adapter

Manual

WI-Client Manual Version 2.16 V3 1

Content:

Overview..........................................................................................................................................................3

Technical features:.......................................................................................................................................5

WLAN - Interface:.......................................................................................................................................5

First Time Setup ..............................................................................................................................................6

The ComPoint Manager...............................................................................................................................6

Reset to factory default................................................................................................................................7

Parameter setting via WEB interface..............................................................................................................8

Information page..........................................................................................................................................8

Access Point page .......................................................................................................................................9

Security page................................................................................................................................................11

Admin page..................................................................................................................................................12

Advanced page.............................................................................................................................................13

Cloning.....................................................................................................................................................13

Advanced bridging...................................................................................................................................13

Roaming...................................................................................................................................................14

Ethernet Port............................................................................................................................................14

DHCP-Relay-Agent.................................................................................................................................14

Serial interface setup....................................................................................................................................16

Comment to the multicast settings...........................................................................................................17

Power supply connector..............................................................................................................................20

Legal Notice.................................................................................................................................................21

Pictures:

Illustration 1 Block schematic.........................................................................................................................3

Illustration 2 Connections and LEDs..............................................................................................................4

Illustration 3 arrangement to configure the WI-Client....................................................................................6

Illustration 4 screenshot of the ComPoint Manager........................................................................................7

Illustration 5: Information page......................................................................................................................8

Illustration 6: Access Point page.....................................................................................................................9

Illustration 7: Wireless page............................................................................................................................10

Illustration 8: Security page............................................................................................................................11

Illustration 9: Administration page.................................................................................................................12

Illustration 10: Configuration example...........................................................................................................13

Illustration 11: Advanced page........................................................................................................................15

Illustration 12: Windows TCP/IP Portmonitor................................................................................................16

Illustration 13: Multicast-mode.......................................................................................................................17

Illustration 14: Serial interface setup..............................................................................................................19

Illustration 15: Power supply connector.........................................................................................................20

WI-Client Manual Version 2.16 V3 2

Overview

The WI-Client is intended to connect devices with ethernet or serial interfaces to a Wireless Local Area

Network (WLAN) corresponding to the 802.11 a/b/g standard. The WI-Client connects over the ethernet

interface all devices in its LAN segment with a LAN that is accessible over WLAN.

The WI-Client can receive and transmit data over its serial port which are exchanged over LAN or WLAN

with other devices, i.e. annother WI-Client or a computer with a suitable software.

Functional blocks:

Illustration 1 Block schematic

The core of the WI-Client is a 32bit network processor that controls all functions.

The interfaces:

1) Mini-PCI-Socket

2) Ethernet-Interface 10/100 MBit + auto MDI (auto crossover function)

3) 1 or 2 serial interfaces with 6 status lines each

WI-Client Manual Version 2.16 V3 3

Network

Processor

UBICOM

IP3023

32bit

250MHz

Power

9 - 36V

< 3W

Reset

RJ45

TD-

TD+

RD-

RD+

32bit

Reset

1.2V

TxD

RxD

RS232

DTR

DSR

RTS

CTS

SER1

DCD

MII

Reset/

Watchdog

4MByte -

Flash

miniPCI

radio module

CM9

miniPCI-

Socket

Eth.

MAC

10/100Mbit

Phy.

Auto MDIX

DC/DC

Converter

EEPROM

DC/DC

Converter

3.3V

UART

RS232

PCISPI

SER2

SER1

LAN

WLAN

Power

3.3V

MEM

LAN

The ethernet port has a RJ45 plug. Because of the auto MDI functionality the WI-Client can be attached to a

HUB or the LAN port of a computer with standard patch cables. The WI-Client recognizes the cable polarity

and automatically connects the right signal lines.

The serial port is a 9 pin female D-SUB connector. The pinout makes it possible to connect to a computer

COM port with a 1 to 1 serial cable, the exact pinout is shown in Illustration above.

The power supply should be 9 – 35VDC / 3W. At 12VDC the input current is typical 250mA.

Back and front view:

LINK

100MBit

54321

9876

WLAN

LAN

Ser1

Ser2

Reset

+ VB

RP-SMA antenna connector

Option for a 2. antenna connector

PIN Function Dir.

1 DCD IN

2TxDOUT

3RxDIN

4DSRIN

5GND

6DTROUT

7CTSIN

8RTSOUT

9RIIN

Illustration 2 Connections and LEDs

LED Function

On Green always on when power is on

WLAN Red blinking searching for RF-connection (scanning)

Steady green found a suitable Access-Point and established

a connection

Green blinking 802.1x Authentification is in process

Green + red blinking

RF activity (receive or transmit)

LAN Off no link is recognized

Green link is established with another LAN device.

Green + red blinking

activity on the LAN interface

Ser1 (2) Off interface is inactive or not connected to the

other (W)LAN-.communication side

Green connected to other serial device.

Green + red blinking

activity on the serial interface (receive or

transmit)

WI-Client Manual Version 2.16 V3 4

Technical features:

Processor Type 32bit network processor 250MHz clock

Memory 256KByte program (internal)

64KByte data (internal)

4MByte flash (external)

4MByte SDRAM (external, optional)

Interface Ethernet 10/100 Mbps fast ethernet auto MDI/MDIX

Serial 1 RS232 with control lines

RTS, CTS, DSR, DTR,DCD (input), RI (input)

(optional as RS485, RS422)

Serial 2 Same as serial 1 but only RS232

Mini-PCI Socket for RF cards with Atheros chipsets

(AR5112, AR5113)

Relay (optional) Relay contact

can be operated over LAN or WLAN

Connection with circular M8-4pin connector

AUX input (optional) Isolated input with optocouple

LEDs LEDs - Power (green)

- WLAN (green, red)

- LAN (green, red)

- SER1 (green, red)

- SER2 (green, red)

Power supply Connector Circular M8-3pin connector with screw locking

Power consumption < 2.5W (typ.) < 3W (max.)

Voltage range Standard: 8-30V non isolated

Temperature

range operating 0 - 70°C ( 32 - 158°F)

storage -20 - 80°C ( -4 - 176°F)

Dimensions Board 120x100x20mm

Case standard: 125x105x40mm

Weight approx. 500g

WLAN - Interface:

WLAN Encryption 64, 128bit WEP, AES

Security 802.11i WPA + WPA2 (Wifi Protected Access) (PSK/TKIP)

802.1x (EAP-TLS, EAP-PEAP), LEAP

Data rates 802.11b 11, 5,5, 2 & 1 MBit/Sec.

802.11g 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, 6 MBit/Sec.

802.11a 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, 6 MBit/Sec.

Frequencies ISM band: 2.400 MHz to 2.483 MHz

U-NII band: 5.150 MHz to 5.350 MHz (ETSI, RegTP indoor)

5.470 MHz to 5.725 MHz (ETSI, RegTP outdoor)

Channels 802.11b/g:

ETSI: 1-13, (3 non overlapping)

802.11a:

ETSI: 12 non overlapping (5.150-5.350 & 5.470-5.725 MHz)

Power output 802.11b/g: 18dBm peak

802.11a: 18 or 17dBm

WI-Client Manual Version 2.16 V3 5

First Time Setup

To set up the WI-Client it has to be connected with a patch cable to the ethernet interface of a computer.

Because of the auto MDI/MDIX capability, you can use a straight or crossover patch cable.

After applying power, the green “Link LED“ on the RJ45 connector shines when a link is detected. The yellow

“100 MBit LED“ indicates whether the connection is capable of 100 MBit.

The “LAN” LED on the front panel shines green when a connection has been established over the ethernet.

The “WLAN” LED on the front panel will be blinking red because usually no suitable WLAN is recognized.

The ComPoint Manager

To do the „first time setup“ the WI-Client has to be connected via the LAN-Interface to the computer (PC) that

runs the ComPoint Manager Program.

Illustration 3 arrangement to configure the WI-Client

You have to observe:

- The connected PC should have an fixed IP address. (no DHCP)

- The LAN-Interface at the PC must be detected as connected. Check the parameter of the LAN-

Interface with the „ipconfig“-command.

- If the LAN-Interface of the PC is correctly recognized then press the „refesh“-button of the WI-Client-

config-program.

- An active firewall could prevent the communication the WI-Client.

For detection of the WI-Client and managing of the IP address the CD Rom contain a small tool, this tool is

called ComPoint Manager.

After the start the ComPoint Manager ascertained all network interfaces that are active at the PC. After that

the ComPoint Manager sends broadcast UDP requests to all these Interfaces. The registered answers of the

WI-Client devices are shown in a list.

WI-Client Manual Version 2.16 V3 6

Notebook

Computer

9-35V DC

Ethernet

Ser1

Ser2

LAN

WLAN

Res

Ant2

Ant1

Wi-Client

Illustration 4 screenshot of the ComPoint Manager

All located WI-Client-Devices are shown in list. A click to a device opens a sub window to change the unit

name and the IP address.

Reset to factory default

The factory default settings can be restored by pressing the reset button located on the front panel for a

longer period. After about 5 seconds the LEDs “SER1“ and “SER2“ starts blinking red and green alternately.

By keeping the button depressed the factory default values are restored. After finishing all LEDs except the

“ON” LED are turned off. Now the reset button can be released.

main factory default values:

SSID = “WI-Client_WLAN“

WEP = OFF

WPA = OFF

MODE= 802.11b/g

IP = 192.168.0.252

Netmask = 255.255.255.0

SER1+2 : off

802.1x user: „admin“

802.1x password: „password“

WI-Client Manual Version 2.16 V3 7

Parameter setting via WEB interface

Information page

General information regarding firmware versions and status reports

Illustration 5: Information page

On the left hand side are links to different setup and info pages.

•Information the page above(Illustration )

•APs Shows a table with all access points currently seen by the WI-Client (Illustration ).

•Wireless WLAN interface setup (SSID, mode, frequencies etc.) (Illustration )

•Security Encryption setup (WPA, WEP) (Illustration )

•Admin - reboot WI-Client

- reset all parameters to default.

- firmware updates

- configure IP-address, subnet mask, gateway IP

- configure setup options

- enter username and password

(Illustration )

•serial Port 1 setup of serial port 1 ()

•serial Port 2 setup of serial port 2

WI-Client Manual Version 2.16 V3 8

Access Point page

Information on all access points currently available to the WI-Client.

Illustration 6: Access Point page

WI-Client Manual Version 2.16 V3 9

Wireless page

Configuring the WLAN interface

The WLAN radio can be switch off or

here.

Wireless mode

Infrastructure = Connect to AP

Ad hoc = peer to peer connection

SSID, Service Set Identifier.

Name of the WLAN network.

This name must be the same as the

access points SSID

Transmission rate.

Best = automatic depending on signal

strength.

If useful, you can select a fixed

bitrate.

802.11 mode.

802.11b = 2.4GHz 11MBit

802.11g = 2.4GHz 54MBit

802.11b/g = 2.4GHz 11 + 54MBit

802.11a = 5GHz 54MBit

AP Density:

influences the roaming behaviour

Super mode: is not supported

Country

Select the country in which the

ESCG is used. This determines the

number of available channels.

802.11a Frequency Bands:

possible channel restriction for the 5GHz

(802.11a) operation.

Channel

This channel has to be selected

in ad hoc mode only

Antenna mode

single = when one antenna is used

diversity = when two antennas are

used. With two antennas the radio

can select the antenna that delivers

the best signal.

The Transmit Power can be adjusted

here.

Illustration 7: Wireless page

By clicking the “Save“ button all changes on this page are stored. Use “Cancel” to undo any changes. After

clicking “Save” the program prompts the user to make a reboot. This should be done after all necessary

changes on all pages have been made.

WI-Client Manual Version 2.16 V3 10

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