User's Manual Part 1
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 0 - Front Cover 195CM.doc
- Chapter 0 - Table of Contents 195CM.doc
- CHAPTER 1 – Introduction
- Before You Begin
- Model 195C/M Overview
- Three Configuration Phases
- Model 195C/M Hardware Description
- Modes of Operation Description and Examples
- Programming Examples
- CHAPTER 5 – Web Configuration
- Logging Into Web Configuration Manager
- Web Configuration Manager
- CHAPTER 6 – Serial Configuration and Applications
- Using USB Programming Port
- Using RS-232 Data Port
- ESTeem Mesh Network
- Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)
- Spanning Tree Protocols (STP)
- Redundant Backup
- CHAPTER 8 – Antenna Setups
- Antenna and Cable Configurations
- Weatherproofing Coaxial Cable Connections
- APPENDIX A – FCC Information
- APPENDIX B – Interface Ports
- APPENDIX C – Radio Configuration
- APPENDIX E – Troubleshooting
- APPENDIX F – 195C/M Specifications
- Before You Begin
- CHAPTER 1 – Introduction
- Chapter 1 - Introduction 195CM.doc
- BEFORE YOU BEGIN
- MODEL 195C/M OVERVIEW
- The ESTeem Model 195C/M and 195C/M are wireless modem transceivers that can be used to build many types of Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN). The ESTeem 195C/M series have both and Ethernet interface and an RS-232 serial port for legacy device networks. The Model 195C/M is a very sophisticated networking device that can be configured for multiple modes of operation depending upon the needs of the wireless and wired LAN system. The following configuration modes are provided as an overview of the basic network types, as all possible network configurations can not be listed. For further help in selecting the correct network type, please refer to Chapter 4 of this User’s Manual or call Customer Support at 509-735-9092.
- CONFIGURATION MODES
- Chapter 2 - Starting Out 195CM.doc
- Chapter 3 - Example Applications 195CM.doc
- Chapter 4 - Utilities and Features 195CM.doc
- ESTeem Network Configuration Utility (ENC)
- Note: The ESTeem Resource Disk is a stand-alone copy of the ESTeem Web site (Figure 2). Navigation of the Resource Disk is as simple as using your web browser. All technical documentation, User’s Manuals and the ESTeem Utility Program are available on the disk.
- Note: If the page does not auto load, open your web browser and set your address line to D:\index.html (Where D: is the drive letter for your CD-ROM drive).
- Note: This program is saved in a compressed file format.
- Note: The SSID, Mode of Operation and Modem ID will be adjusted through the ENC Utility or the Web Configuration Manager...
- Note: The ESTeem Resource Disk is a stand-alone copy of the ESTeem Web site (Figure 1). Navigation of the Resource Disk is as simple as using your web browser. All technical documentation, User’s Manuals and the ESTeem Utility Program are available on the disk.
- Note: If the page does not auto load, open your web browser and set your address line to D:\index.html (Where D: is the drive letter for your CD-ROM drive).
- Note: This program is saved in a compressed file format. Microsoft Windows XP® will open the file directly, but other operating systems will require a common compression program such as WinZip available for download at http://www.winzip.com
- Note: This Utility will only operate with an ESTeem Model 195C/M in EtherStation mode.
- Chapter 5 - Serial Configuration and Applications 195CM.doc
- Chapter 6 - Repeating and Mesh Networking 195CM.doc
CHAPTER 3
EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS
Mobile Client Modes (EtherStation, Station Router or Station Masquerade)
The ESTeem 195C/M can also be configured to function as a mobile client. The client modes allow the 195C/M to seamlessly
roam between fixed Access Points. The client modes will allow mobile Ethernet devices to connect to each other or to an
Ethernet LAN through the fixed AP (Figure 5).
The EtherStation mode is used to connect a single Ethernet device to the ESTeem 195C/M. If you are connecting the 195C/M
to multiple Ethernet devices in a mobile mode, the Station Router or Station Masquerade will be required. The Station Router
will allow bi-directional communication between the Ethernet devices connected to the 195C/M and the wireless network,
while the Station Masquerade will serve as a firewall on the Ethernet side.
Example Applications
• Mobile applications where the 195C/M will change links often between fixed Access Points
• Long range mobile client networks
• Public safety applications for police, fire and EMS
Applications Where Mobile Client Mode Not Used
• Fixed locations using Ethernet Bridging or Routing
• Wireless Ethernet networks with repeaters
• Mobile applications
Figure 5: Router Mode Example
Revised: 1 Oct 13 3-4 EST P/N AA107-195CM