The Harmony 802.11a Demo Kit contains everything you
need to quickly and easily set up ad-hoc mobile networks,
allowing you to inter-network with your colleagues at wired
network speeds.
• Share large files, such as PowerPoint presentations,
CAD drawings, and spreadsheets.
• Distribute and play multimedia files, such as
MPEG-2 videos or MP3 audio playlists, over the
network.
• Expedite the transfer or backup of critical files
between computers.
Creating a wireless ad-hoc network requires only three (3)
simple steps. This document provides details for each of
these steps depending on your operating system.
Step 1. Install the Harmony 802.11a PC Card in each
notebook and configure them for an ad hoc network.
Step 2. Enable file sharing on the notebook containing the
file you need.
Step 3. Browse to the file you need on the remote com-
puter.
Students gather in the library to collaborate on
a project before class.
The Harmony 802.11a PC Card is an IEEE 802.11a-com-
pliant CardBus card, offering:
• 54 Mbps data rate in 802.11a mode
• 108 Mbps data rate in Proxim’s 2X mode
• Up to 10 times higher data rates at any range
than 802.11b
• No interference from cordless phones and
microwave ovens
• Longer battery life due to higher energy efficiency
Harmony 802.11a CardBus PC Card
Step 1. Install the Harmony 802.11a PC
Card in each notebook and configure them
for an ad hoc network.
Insert the Harmony 802.11a PC Card into an available
CardBus slot. The computer should recognize the card and
offer to search for a driver. Direct the search to look on the
supplied CD. After the installation is complete, restart the
computer if prompted. Access the 802.11a PC Card’s
Network Properties screen and configure the Network
Mode to Ad Hoc and enter an SSID. By default the card
is in 802.11a mode. If desired, enable the Turbo mode for
higher speed. After all selections are made, select <OK>
until the Network Properties window is closed and restart if
prompted.
For more details on this installation, refer to the Demo Kit
Quick Start Guide included on the CD.
HARMONY 802.11a WIRELESS APPLICATION NOTE
Creating Ad-Hoc Mobile Networks Using Harmony 802.11a PC Cards
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