User's Manual

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CISCO LMC-350
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Sierra Wireless AC750
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Sierra Wireless AC555
WAN and WLAN
The GoBook II supports many different wireless radio configuration options including LAN (
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ocal
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etwork) and WAN (
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ide
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etwork) wireless communication.
LAN radios are local and therefore span a small area such as a building or small group of buildings.
The
GoBook II's LAN radio includes the Cisco Mini-PCI slot WLAN (
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ireless
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ocal
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rea
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etwork).
WAN radios cover a wider geographical area so they can be used anyplace the carrier has digital
coverage. For example, our cell phone system. WAN radios are usually connected via a
communications infrastructure such as a telephone system and connect at 14.4K to 153K depending on
the carrier, technology, and coverage. The GoBook II's WAN radios include
either CDMA or GPRS.
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n order to comply with FCC RF exposure requirements when the Cisco MPI-350 WLAN Card is
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ransmitting, a minimum separation distance of 1.5 cm must be maintained between the back of the
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CD display and the user/bystander's body.
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n order to comply with FCC RF exposure requirements when the Sierra Wireless AirCard 555/550
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odem Card is transmitting, a minimum separation distance of 1.5 cm must be maintained betwee
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he external antenna on the right side of the LCD display and the user/bystander's body.
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ince each customer’s radio configuration is unique please refer to the manufacturer documentation
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o setup and use your radio(s).