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Winmate Communication Inc. 

User Guide 

Feb 12, 2001

 

 

 

 

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The wireless LAN is a new way to extend the reach of local area networks (LAN). Instead 
of plugging into a LAN wall outlet, you connect wirelessly to a wireless LAN access point. 
All you need is a wireless LAN card for the user and a wireless LAN access point 
connected to the Ethernet LAN. This enables truly wireless access to the LAN and the 
Internet. Wireless LAN users can enjoy the freedom of being automatically connected to 
the LAN and of mobile computing without any attached cables. Wireless LAN is fast and 
convenient: no more cables or searching for LAN outlets.   

 Ethernet speeds(11Mpbs) across your wireless LAN 
 Flexible and standards-based (IEEE802.11b) interoperability 
 Mobile connectivity   

 

Security equivalent to wired networks

 

 

High performance up to 11Mbps

 

 Long range: The freedom to access real-time information anywhere, 

anytime within a building or multi-building complex without wires. 

 Manageable: Installing a USB wireless LAN is fast and easy, and 

eliminates the need to pull cable through walls and ceilings. 

 

Quick and easy problem shooting.

 

 
 Application 

 

Healthcare:

 

More and more healthcare professionals around the world are taking 

advantage of the speed, mobility and flexibility of wireless LAN solutions to increase the 

quality of patient care and reduce costs.    Hospitals can access patient information at 

bedside, monitor pharmaceutical data and other information vital to quality of patient 

care. 

 

Hospitality and Retail: 

From hotels and casinos, to cruise lines and rental car 

agencies, wireless technology provides the hospitality industry a mobile service 

advantage, allowing workers access to real-time information. Retail companies use 

products to provide mobile and portable points-of-sale and in-store inventory tracking that 

simplify and speed customer interactions.   

 

Warehousing and Distribution: 

Handheld devices with barcode readers monitor 

inventory and warehouse storage and shipment to control warehousing costs and ensure 

speedy delivery of products.   

 

Manufacturing: 

WLANs have helped manufacturing improve productivity and speed 

with instant data access to monitor inventory, track shipments and run production