Intermec 6710 - Manual (Page 154)

SECTION 4
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Configuration
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Different LAN IDs
Using separate LAN IDs for each radio option configures all
access points with different radios into a distinct network
regardless of radio type. It may be more appropriate if the
installation topology or applications supported do not fit the
alternative that uses the same LAN ID. OWLView shows
two distinct LANs for this type of installation.
Creating a Web Browser Session
" NOTE: The access point’s configuration menus are designed for HTML
Level 2.0 or higher.
Before you can configure the access point through a Web
browser, you must connect the unit to the Ethernet cable.
(See Section 3, “Installation,” for help.) You must also
perform initial configuration through the DIAG port to:
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Set an IP address or DHCP server name. You should
also configure a subnet mask and IP router address.
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Set the Ethernet cable type.
" NOTE: The access point includes an autodetect feature that senses the
Ethernet medium if traffic is present. If no traffic is present on the
cable, the system software defaults to 10BASE-T. For most
installations, it is recommended that you explicitly set the Ethernet
type.
The access point must go through its boot sequence before
you can configure it through the browser. If you reboot it
while you are configuring it through the browser, the
session terminates. You can create a new session after the
access point reboots. To establish a browser session, see
Figure 4-6 and the procedure following it.