6 | | The STA uses ETH A as its source and sink for all wireless data packets. The STA code assumes a single Ethernet device is connected to ETH A, such as a PC or network camera. The STA code bridges the wired and wireless interfaces, translating between the wired device's MAC address and the WARP ndoe's wireless MAC address. This translation will not work if multiple Ethernet devices are connected to the STA node's ETH A interface via a switch. |
| 6 | The STA uses ETH A as its source and sink for all wireless data packets. Note: ETH A defaults to using a 1Gbps speed. It will not auto-negotiate to 100 Mbps when connected to a slower Ethernet port. |
| 7 | The STA code assumes a single Ethernet device is connected to ETH A, such as a PC or network camera. The STA code bridges the wired and wireless interfaces, translating between the wired device's MAC address and the WARP ndoe's wireless MAC address. This translation will not work if multiple Ethernet devices are connected to the STA node's ETH A interface via a switch. |