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The 802.11 Reference Design and its documentation are under active development by the Mango team. The current release should be considered a beta- updates with bug fixes, API changes, new features and other refinements will be posted frequently. Please check the downloads page for the latest updates and post any questions about the design to the forums.
802.11 Reference Design
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Upper-level MAC Description
The upper-level MAC is responsible for inter-packet states that are not time critical. For example, the Access Point implementation is an upper-level MAC that handles the association handshake state machine, but relies on the lower-level DCF MAC for actual medium access.
There is a considerable amount of shared code among different upper-level MAC implementations. The MAC High Framework is the collection of these shared operations.
