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Page 1 - Harmony 802.11a Access Point

HarmonyHarmony 802.11a Access PointUser's Guide

Page 2 - FCC WARNING

Introduction 10Access Point OverviewFigure 1: Harmony 802.11a Access Point Model 8569/8570To p Pa ne l L E D sThe top panel LEDs are (from left to ri

Page 3 - Declaration of Conformity

Introduction 11Wireless LEDThe Wireless LED blinks green when the Access Point receives data packets over the wireless network.Ethernet LEDThe Etherne

Page 4 - Note to Italian Customers

Introduction 12Power PortThe Harmony 802.11a Access Point has a power port on its back panel. The voltage range for the Access Point’s power connecto

Page 5 - Table of Co n ten ts

Introduction 13The IEEE 802.11a SpecificationIn 1997, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) adopted the 802.11 standard for wir

Page 6 - Chapter 1

Introduction 14Wireless Network TopologiesThe Harmony 802.11a Access Point is used to extend the capability of an existing Ethernet network to devices

Page 7 - The Harmony Family

Introduction 15Roaming Between Multiple Access Points For larger environments, Harmon 802.11a client devices may roam from one 802.11a Access Point to

Page 8 - The Product Package

Introduction 16Guidelines for Roaming• An 802.11a client can only roam between 802.11a Access Points. An 802.11a client cannot communicate with 802.1

Page 9 - Model 8571

Introduction 17When to Use an AP ControllerStand-alone Harmony 802.11a Access Points are well suited for small office environments. However, as you i

Page 10 - Access Point Overview

18Chapter 2InstallationThis chapter describes how to install the Harmony 802.11a Access Point. If you intend to use the Harmony 802.11a Access Point

Page 11 - Rear Panel

Installation 19Radio Frequency Interference RequirementsThe Harmony 802.11a Access Point Models 8569 and 8570 operate in the frequency range of 5.15 t

Page 12 - Power Port

2Copyright© 2002 Proxim Corporation, Sunnyvale, CA. Covered by one or more of the following U.S. patents: 5,231,634; 5,875,179; 6,006,090. This user

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Installation 20InstallationDetermine the best location for the Harmony 802.11a Access Point using the following considerations:• The length of the Eth

Page 14 - Wireless Network Topologies

Installation 214. The Link LED on the rear panel will light to indicate that the Access Point has a network connection. The LED is lit green if connec

Page 15 - Figure 4: Roaming Between APs

Installation 22Mounting InstructionsThe Harmony 802.11a Access Point ships with a wall mounting kit so that the unit can be mounted to a wall or ceili

Page 16 - Guidelines for Roaming

Installation 232. Attach the Access Point to the mounting disk by aligning the Access Point’s mounting holes (located on the underside of the unit) ov

Page 17 - When to Use an AP Controller

Installation 244. Align one of the #6 wood screws with one of the mounting holes (see Figure 6) and screw it into one of the wall anchors or directly

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25Chapter 3ConfigurationThis chapter describes how to configure and manage a stand-alone Harmony 802.11a Access Point in Independent mode using its We

Page 19 - Industry Canada Guidelines

Configuration 26Note: To check a computer’s IP address assignment, open a Command Prompt window and type ipconfig.4. If you are using a computer equip

Page 20 - Installation

Configuration 279. When prompted, enter default in the Password field and click OK. Note: The User Name field is not used; you can enter any value in

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Configuration 28Status TabThe Status tab displays the Access Point Status screen, which gives information about the Access Point.Software VersionThis

Page 22 - Mounting Instructions

Configuration 29Configure TabThe Configure tab displays the Configuration screens, which offer options for the Access Point’s Network, Radio, and Syst

Page 23 - Mounting Holes

3Declaration of ConformityDéclaration de ConformitéKonformitätserklärungThe Manufacturer: Proxim Europe B.V.Le Constructeur:Der Hersteller:Address: Pr

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Configuration 30SNMPThe Harmony 802.11a Access Point supports SNMP version 2c (SNMPv2c) and a subset of the following Management Information Base (MIB

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Configuration 31• Restrict Read-Only Community to IP: Enter an IP address in this field to specify the only SNMP Manager permitted access to the AP’s

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Configuration 32Enable 2X ModeThe Harmony 802.11a Access Point supports 2XTM mode, a high-speed operating mode that can provide data rates of up to 10

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Configuration 33Note: See “Radio Frequency Interference Requirements” on page 19 for important regulatory information concerning Channel selection. A

Page 28 - Status Tab

Configuration 34SecurityThe Harmony 802.11a Access Point offers three security settings when operating in Independent mode: No Security (None), WEP, a

Page 29 - Configure Tab

Configuration 35Proxim supports the following RADIUS servers for use with a Harmony 802.11a Access Point:• Microsoft Windows 2000 Internet Authentica

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Configuration 366. Enter one to four global WEP Keys in the fields provided.• For 64-bit encryption, a WEP Key is 10 hexadecimal digits (0-9 and A-F)

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Configuration 37RTS/CTSThe 802.11a standard supports optional RTS/CTS communication.Without RTS/CTS, a sending radio listens to see if another radio i

Page 32 - Enable 2X Mode

Configuration 38System AccessThe System Access parameter changes the web configuration tool’s Password. A user is prompted to enter a User Name and Pa

Page 33 - Send Rate

Configuration 39Statistics TabThe Statistics tab allows access to the Radio and Ethernet Statistics screens.Radio StatisticsThe Radio Statistics provi

Page 34 - Security

4For Indoor Use OnlyThese products are for indoor use only.Uniquement pour usage d'intérieur.Somente para uso interno.Solamente para el uso inter

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Configuration 40• Multiple Retries: This statistic reports the number of packets that required more than one retry before the AP received an acknowled

Page 36 - Fragmentation

Configuration 41• Packets Filtered: This statistic displays the number of packets that the Access Point did not forward to the radio network because t

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42Chapter 4TroubleshootingThe Harmony 802.11a Access Point is designed to be very easy to install and operate. However, if you experience difficulties

Page 38 - System Access

Troubleshooting 43RangeEvery environment is unique with different obstacles, barriers, materials, etc., and, therefore, it is difficult to determine t

Page 39 - Statistics Tab

Troubleshooting 44• If possible, avoid mounting the Access Point to walls made of reinforced concrete or masonry.• For Model 8571, you must use two an

Page 40 - Ethernet Statistics

Troubleshooting 45Common Problems and SolutionsSymptom/Question Possible Solution/AnswerI forgot my password and now I can’t access the Access Point’s

Page 41 - Reboot Button

Troubleshooting 46I have a Harmony AP Controller but the 802.11a Access Point does not automatically register with it. The AP keeps booting up in Ind

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Troubleshooting 47My office has an existing 802.11b network. Is the Harmony 802.11a Access Point compatible?No. 802.11a devices are not compatible wi

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48Appendix A Technical SpecificationsThe following technical specification is for reference purposes only. Actual product’s performance and complianc

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49ManagementAutomatic Configuration ...SmartAttach™ via AP Controller, includessecurity levels, filtering, radio parameters, IP address

Page 45 - Common Problems and Solutions

5Table of Co n ten tsChapter 1 - Introduction ... 6The Harmony Family

Page 46 - Controller User’s Guide

50EnvironmentalOperating Temperature ...0ºC to +50ºCStorage Temperature...-25ºC to 70ºCHumidity ...

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51ParametersNote: These are the parameters that are available when the Harmony 802.11a Access Point is operating in Independent mode. Parameter Range

Page 48 - Appendix A

52SSID Up to 32 characters defaultSend Rate Automatic selection by Access Point, or select transmit rate from among 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, and 6 M

Page 49 - Management

53Appendix BTechnical Support and TrainingIf you are having a problem using a Harmony 802.11a Access Point and cannot resolve it with the information

Page 50 - Physical

54IndexAAccess Point Controller. See Harmony Access Point ControllerAccess Point Overview...

Page 51 - Parameters

55Ethernet Statistics ... 40–41Ethernet-like MIB...

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56LLED Error Codes ... 42LEDs...

Page 53 - Appendix B

57RRadio Configuration Parameters ... 31–37Radio Statistics...

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58Transmissions Discarded... 40Transmit Rate. See Send RateTransmit Statistics ...

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6Chapter 1IntroductionThank you for choosing Proxim’s Harmony 802.11a Access Point, a member of Proxim’s Harmony wireless infrastructure family. The

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Introduction 7The Harmony FamilyThe Harmony 802.11a Access Point is a member of a product family that provides a complete wireless networking solution

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Introduction 8System RequirementsTo begin using the Harmony 802.11a Access Point, you must have the following items installed on your local network:•

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Introduction 9Harmony 802.11a Access Point ModelsThere are three models of the Harmony 802.11a Access Point available. All three units are identical

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