Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of 802.11/Usage

Timestamp:

Jul 30, 2013, 5:42:44 PM (11 years ago)

Author:

chunter

Comment:

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802.11/Usage

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 1. Plug ETH A from a WARP v3 board into a router whose WAN port is connected to the Internet. The 802.11 Reference Design is not a router -- it does not have a DHCP server to issue IP addresses to associated stations. It will, however, pass DHCP requests and responses through its Ethernet portal, so connecting WARP v3 to a router will allow DHCP to occur on client stations.
 1. Download the 802.11 Reference Design and program a WARP v3 board with the provided bitstream.
-1. Use any 802.11 device (such as a computer or smartphone) to join the unsecured network with SSID of "WARP." At this point, the 802.11 device should be able to access the network.
+1. Use any 802.11 device (such as a computer or smartphone) to join the unsecured network with SSID of "WARP-AP." At this point, the 802.11 device should be able to access the network.
 
 == Creating the SDK Workspace ==