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wtang
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 Posted - 21 Jun 2004 : 13:53:12
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Does anyone have experience with Industrial (broad range of temp. and UL approved environment, etc.) Wireless LAN applicaiton with ADS system?
regards,
William
Edited by akidder 31-Jan-2005: Change topic title from "Industrial Wireless LAN Application" to "802.11 cards for industrial temperature range".
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Larry Ricci
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Posted - 21 Jun 2004 : 15:24:07
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We have many such applications. Our normal design is done to extended temperature specs; for nominal cost we can provide formal 3rd part certification.
Here is a typical test report:
CALCE_ThermalRel-GraphicsMaster
Most of the OEMs who use our systems do go for UL approval; there has never been a problem.
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wtang
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Posted - 21 Jun 2004 : 17:51:01
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Sorry, my question may not be clear enough.
I mean can ADS system, such as AGX support a industrial approved PCMCIA card for 802.11 wireless connection? As far as I know, current AGX only support one type card (Cisco Aeronet), and I'm not sure that card can be used in such environment. I could be wrong, though.
Thanks,
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akidder
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Posted - 21 Jun 2004 : 17:54:34
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Thanks for the clarification, William. Symbol and Cisco are the only two companies we know of that have CE .NET drivers for their 802.11 cards.
I don't know if they have cards in their product line that are rated for the Industrial temperature range. If you know of any others that are, we'd be glad to look at them. The main limitation at this time appears to be manufacturer support for CE .NET. |
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wtang
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phobart
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Posted - 31 Jan 2005 : 14:37:30
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| I would be interested in the answer to the above question as well. |
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