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1 - Introduction

100-8004-102G Airborne Wireless LAN Node Module Data Book

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1.5 USING THIS DOCUMENT

In addition to this chapter, this book contains the following chapters and appendixes:

 Chapter 2, Airborne Wireless LAN Node Module ⎯ describes the hardware and

software characteristics of the Airborne WLN Module.

 Chapter 3, Recommended Layout Practices ⎯ provides suggested layout practices

for the Airborne WLN Module.

 Chapter 4, Serial Peripheral Interface ⎯ describes the Airborne WLN Module’s SPI

interface.

 Appendix A, Power Control ⎯ describes a suggested power supply design.

 Appendix B, Radio Frequency Channels ⎯ lists radio-frequency channels.

 Appendix C, Ethernet WLN Bridge ⎯ describes how to configure and use the bridge.

 Glossary ⎯ defines the terms associated with the Airborne WLN Module and

wireless networks in general.

For convenience, an Index appears at the end of this book.

1.6 CONVENTIONS

The following conventions are used in this book:

1.6.1 Terminology

In the following chapters, these terms are used:

 “Airborne Wireless LAN Node Module” (abbreviated Airborne WLN Module) is used to

identify the Module the first time in a chapter. Thereafter, the term “Module” is used.

 “Serial Host” refers to a device, such as an embedded microcontroller, that

communicates with the Airborne WLN Module via the Module’s serial UART interface.

 “LAN Host” refers to a LAN-based application such as a TCP client that communicates

with the Airborne WLN Module via a wireless network connection.

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