Mirae Technology NANOSPEED Manuel D’Utilisation
5. ADJUST AND MEASUREMENT
5-1 Test Utility Software Installation
NOTE: Perform after Windows Driver Installation.
Step 1. Insert the Test Utility CD into the CDROM drive.
Step 2. On the Desktop, left click on <Start> -> <RUN>
Step 1. Insert the Test Utility CD into the CDROM drive.
Step 2. On the Desktop, left click on <Start> -> <RUN>
then type D:\TestUtil <Enter>. Follow the on-screen instructions.
Accept all defaults. When the installation is complete, an icon should
automatically appear on the Desktop.
Accept all defaults. When the installation is complete, an icon should
automatically appear on the Desktop.
5-2 Hardware Installation
Step 1. Ensure that power to the PCMCIA slot is OFF by noting that the PCMCIA
icon does not appear in the System Tray on the Desktop. If unsure, re-boot the
computer.
Step 2. Insert the Wireless LAN Card into the PCMCIA slot.
Step 3. The NS-1100M is a 3.3V only device. Do not therefore force it in a
icon does not appear in the System Tray on the Desktop. If unsure, re-boot the
computer.
Step 2. Insert the Wireless LAN Card into the PCMCIA slot.
Step 3. The NS-1100M is a 3.3V only device. Do not therefore force it in a
5V-keyed system as permanent damage may occur.
5-3 Using the PRISM Test Utility (PTU) Software
The Test Utility permits continuous operation of the transmitter. It is therefore
convenient for performing RF measurements such as Transmitter Power. It also
provides a handy method of changing channels within the ISM band, Use of the
Mirae Transmitter Test Utility is basically self explanatory.
An icon was automatically created on the desktop when the Test Utility installation
was performed. It may be run by double-clicking on this icon.
convenient for performing RF measurements such as Transmitter Power. It also
provides a handy method of changing channels within the ISM band, Use of the
Mirae Transmitter Test Utility is basically self explanatory.
An icon was automatically created on the desktop when the Test Utility installation
was performed. It may be run by double-clicking on this icon.
5-4 Using the LANEVAL Software
LANEVAL provides a convenient method of analyzing Packet Error Rate (PER)
and Receiver Sensitivity. An icon for starting LANEVAL was automatically placed
on the desktop when the Test Utility installation was performed.
In order for LANEVAL to form a successful link, the same packet parameters
(e.g., Packet Length, Packet Pad Words, etc.) most be programmed at each end of
the link.
LANEVAL runs in conjunction with the NDC Driver. The Driver permits selection
of Data Rate and Channel. It is normally run in the Pseudo IBSS mode as this
provides a simple wireless Ad Hoc link between two computers. The NDC Driver
and Receiver Sensitivity. An icon for starting LANEVAL was automatically placed
on the desktop when the Test Utility installation was performed.
In order for LANEVAL to form a successful link, the same packet parameters
(e.g., Packet Length, Packet Pad Words, etc.) most be programmed at each end of
the link.
LANEVAL runs in conjunction with the NDC Driver. The Driver permits selection
of Data Rate and Channel. It is normally run in the Pseudo IBSS mode as this
provides a simple wireless Ad Hoc link between two computers. The NDC Driver
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