Fi Win Inc WM68-1 User Manual

 

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  Appendix A- Hardware Specifications. This appendix provides hardware 

specifications for the Wireless LAN Card. 

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 Appendix B-Glossary. Defines various terminology associated with Wireless 

LANs. 

The 802.11g Wireless LAN Card gives you the freedom of secure high-speed 

communications with other PCs without the need for interconnecting wires. You 

can even connect in to other LAN infrastructures such as your company’s internal 

Ethernet LAN or your own home network. The antenna and design of the 

Wireless LAN Card gives you unmatched sensitivity which means your system 

will remain connected to other wireless PCs at high speeds for longer distances. 

The Wireless LAN Card operates according to the IEEE 802.11g Wireless LAN 

specification, for wireless data communications at speeds up to 54Mbps 

(Megabits per second). IEEE 802.11g operates on frequencies in the 2.4GHz 

range using OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing) technology. 

Backed by international standards and the IEEE organization, IT departments 

and end-users alike benefit from the reliability and interoperability of products 

based on these standards. From an investment point of view, it makes good 

business sense investing in technology that will be support worldwide for many 

years to come (unlike technologies not backed by international communications 

standards). Whether you are running a company or a home office, the Wireless 

LAN Card reduces, or eliminates in some cases, the need to setup wired LAN 

networks in the office or home office, eliminating costs associated with wiring 

rooms and buildings.