User`s guide

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Resource Identifiers
Resource Identifiers (RIDs) are used to access configuration, status and statistics from the PC4500/4800.
Selector Access Description Notes
Configuration (these RIDs cannot be written while the MAC is enabled)
0xFF10 See notes General Configuration Many configuration items.
0xFF11 See notes Valid SSID list List of SSIDs which the station may associate to.
0xFF12 See notes Valid AP list List of APs which the station may associate to.
0xFF13 See notes Driver name The name and version of the driver (for debugging)
0xFF14 See notes Ethernet Protocol
Encapsulation
Rules for encapsulating ethernet payloads onto 802.11.
0xFF15 See notes WEP Key volatile Key used for encryption
0xFF16 See notes WEP Key non volatile Key used for encryption
0xFF17 See notes Modulation Set the default modulation to CCK or MBOK
(4800 only)
0xFF20
Read only
Actual Configuration This has the same format as the General Configuration.
However, all fields are filled in with the actual values
used.
Reporting
0xFF00
Read Only
Capabilities PC4500/4800 Information
0xFF01
Read Only
AP Info Access Point Information
0xFF02
Read Only
Radio Info Radio Information -- note radio specific
0xFF50
Read Only
Status PC4500/4800 Current Status Information
Statistics
0xFF60
Read Only
16-bit Statistics Cumulative 16-bit Statistics
0xFF61
Read Only
16-bit Statistics Delta 16-bit Statistics (since last clear)
0xFF62
Read Only /
Clear
16-bit Statistics Delta 16-bit Statistics and Clear
0xFF68
Read Only
32-bit Statistics Cumulative 32-bit Statistics
0xFF69
Read Only
32-bit Statistics Delta 32-bit Statistics (since last clear)
0xFF6A
Read Only /
Clear
32-bit Statistics Delta 32-bit Statistics and Clear
Once the MAC has been enabled, the configuration RIDs cannot be written (it can be read). The MAC
must be disabled before the configuration can be modified.
Using the 0xFF60 and 0xFF68 RIDs will return the cumulative statistics which always accumulate and
will never clear (although they may roll-over).
Using the 0xFF61 and 0xFF69 RIDs will return the delta statistics which are the statistics that have
accumulated since the last clear.
Using the 0xFF62 and 0xFF6A Rids will return the delta statistics which are the statistics that have
accumulated since the last clear . Additionally, all delta statistics will be zeroed.