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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Classification of Safety-Related Notices; indicates that death or severe personal injury
  • Page 3 – Trademarks; SIMATIC; Safety Instructions Regarding your Product; First aid qualification; Correct Usage of Hardware Products; Caution
  • Page 4 – Prior to Startup
  • Page 5 – Preface; Validity of the Operating Instructions
  • Page 6 – Orientation in the Documentation
  • Page 7 – Operating Instructions (compact) CP 7515
  • Page 8 – Biological Compatibility
  • Page 9 – Contents
  • Page 13 – Structure; Standalone Configuration with the SCALANCE W78x
  • Page 14 – Basic Information on Wireless LAN Communication; d Hoc Networks
  • Page 15 – thernet Network; network can be connected with a wired network over a SCALANCE; Wireless Access to a Wired E; A single SCALANCE W78x as gateway:
  • Page 16 – nd; Multichannel Configuration
  • Page 17 – d to; Wireless Distribution System (WDS; Two alternative configurations are possible
  • Page 19 – Note; LAN; C-based Communication; Auto Find Adopt MAC / Adopt MAC manually
  • Page 20 – Communication; IP Mapping
  • Page 21 – Description of the SCALANCE W78x; Componen o
  • Page 22 – Possible Applications of the SCALA
  • Page 23 – roperties; ote
  • Page 24 – Type; HELP
  • Page 25 – Ports; S C A L A N C E W 7 8 8 - 1 x x
  • Page 26 – The LEDs have the following significa; LED Color
  • Page 27 – ED Color; Not; iting time of up to 15 minutes can occur when the
  • Page 28 – Configuration Information on the C-PLUG; Replacing the C-PLUG
  • Page 29 – eset Button; Loading new firmware
  • Page 30 – Adopting the configuration data from the PRESET PLUG.; evice restarts with a valid PRESET PLUG, by pressing the button
  • Page 31 – Commissioning; Com; Ligh; Notes on Lightning Protection; missioning; tning Protection, Power Supply, and Grounding; Lightning Protector LP798-1; Warning
  • Page 32 – ust meet these requirements.; Grounding; Ground potential of the power supply and a grounded housing.; Power over Ethernet
  • Page 33 – and; Securing the Housing; No e; Connectors for the Power Supply and for Ethernet
  • Page 35 – Cabling for Power Supply a; Notes; Suitable Cables; nd Ethernet
  • Page 36 – Hybrid Connector
  • Page 37 – White; White Blue Yellow
  • Page 38 – Brown; Ground
  • Page 39 – ulator body until they lock
  • Page 40 – Assembling an IE FC TP Standard Cable 4 x 2 GP or IE FC TP; 5 mm for the power leads.
  • Page 41 – Standard Cable; Orange; Close the splice element and RJ-45
  • Page 42 – Blue
  • Page 43 – X2 Socket
  • Page 44 – Commissioning with the PRESET PLUG; How; Creating a
  • Page 45 – the; Modify
  • Page 46 – Create P; Using the; PRESET PLUG for; PRESET PLUG to commission a de
  • Page 47 – Primary Se; etup Tool; ion; tup Tool on CD and the Internet; Operating Systems Supported
  • Page 48 – Configuring the IP Address with the Primary Setup Tool; s. Depending on the operating system you are using, you must work; vers; DLC Protocol; Windows XP Professional
  • Page 49 – dows XP; Extracting the Archive File; Installation of the DLC Protocol in Win
  • Page 51 – In; Procedure; stalling the Primary Setup Tool
  • Page 52 – ary Setup Tool; Selecting t; Working with the Prim; he Language
  • Page 53 – ring a Module; MAC address
  • Page 54 – IP Address; Downloading Configuration Data to the Module
  • Page 55 – tarting W; Module > Start INC Browser; Removing a Module; Module > Remove Module
  • Page 56 – Syntax; Co; Primary Setup Tool via the Command Line; mmand Description
  • Page 57 – b Based Management; ased Management; troduction; Principle of We
  • Page 58 – Configuration Using the Wizards of Web Based Management; er
  • Page 59 – ed Management and Logging On; as shipped apply: Enter
  • Page 60 – Descriptio; Enter; nnection over HTTPS; IP address
  • Page 61 – izards; Wizard Status; Done; Selecting the W; Basic Wizard
  • Page 62 – case, there is a separate description for the alternatives.; client
  • Page 63 – Wizard; Settings; Specified I; devices: The IP address can; Option buttons; There are two methods of assigning IP addresses to; input box
  • Page 64 – of the SCALANCE W78x; Example; Let us assume that the IP address of the SCALANCE W78x is set to; Subnet Mask
  • Page 65 – name; Description; System Nam; text box; corresponds to the
  • Page 66 – de; Country code; list box
  • Page 67 – pears; SSID; Wireless Mode; setting is that all the settings in
  • Page 68 – her; In the; Connect to ANY SSID; Check Box
  • Page 69 – Assigning; the MAC Address
  • Page 70 – MAC mode; Layer 2 Tunneling
  • Page 71 – Adopt MAC; If the
  • Page 72 – ly in access point mode); ecific channel; Auto Channel Select
  • Page 73 – annel Select; Radio Channel; Auto Ch
  • Page 74 – iPCF Wizard; Finish; button; Security Wizard
  • Page 75 – Introduction
  • Page 76 – is; Password
  • Page 77 – nagement Interfaces; Protocols for; Web Based Management
  • Page 78 – Access Permissions using the SNMP Protocol; To preserve security, you should not use the default values; Security Settings for SNMP Protocol; Write Community String; SNMP Read Only
  • Page 80 – SSID text box; undancy function). To avoid any possible conflicts with; Suppress SSID broadcasting; check box; characters if you use the red
  • Page 81 – Intracell blocking
  • Page 82 – Possible Communication
  • Page 83 – Predefined Security Levels
  • Page 84 – Visible in Level Authentication Encryption; Authentication; Security Level
  • Page 85 – PSK
  • Page 86 – Encryption key source; Security Level for WLAN
  • Page 87 – for the Security Level Low; Default Key; Length; Key
  • Page 88 – .5.7 Settings for the Security Level Medium in Access Point Mode; Authorization Lifetime; RADIUS Se; Table
  • Page 89 – Medium in Client Mode; Dot1x user name; Dot1x user password; Password confirmation; Confirm the password here.
  • Page 90 – el High; Pass phrase; Pass phrase confirmation; or exactly 64 hexadecimal characters; The key can be 8 to 63 ASCII characters
  • Page 91 – Highest; Medium; 1 The Following Settings Were Made; cted Settings; Back; Overview of the Sele
  • Page 92 – Exiting the Wizard
  • Page 93 – R or; i Point Coordination Function Settings; Channel Selection and Transmit Power; make the setting is necessary for iPCF. The main advantage of
  • Page 94 – Background scan channels; Transmit power; Antenna Mode; Diversity; only; Antenna A
  • Page 95 – cond antenna socket must also have a 50
  • Page 96 – Security Settings with iPCF; An open system without encryption.; vel list box
  • Page 97 – Specifying; Med
  • Page 98 – Exiting the; nish; butt
  • Page 99 – Con; ontents o; figuration Using Web Based; mmand Line Interface; f This; This chapter explains the possible settings for th; Note on Login; User
  • Page 100 – e LED Simulation of Web Based Management; he Operating State; Console
  • Page 101 – Refresh; Set Value; Set Values; New; Reset Statistics
  • Page 103 – one; r Rep; Command Description
  • Page 104 – The System Menu; Mode and; Hipath Access Point; Locale Setting
  • Page 105 – Reading out the Country Lis
  • Page 106 – The; HiPath Access Point; Mo; Notice
  • Page 109 – mode; HiPath; Exiting the HiPath Mode
  • Page 110 – nstalled; Syntax of the Command Line Interface; Comma
  • Page 111 – country
  • Page 112 – Configuration; Settings Menu Command
  • Page 113 – Comment; clientid
  • Page 114 – Notes on; WEB Enabled in the WEB Interface
  • Page 115 – ttimeout
  • Page 116 – Restore Memory Defaults; Restart; emory Defau
  • Page 117 – Restore Fa tory Defaults and Restart; Restore Factory Defaults
  • Page 118 – System Ev; Link Check state ch; ents of the SCALANCE W78x
  • Page 119 – Functions enable; nterface; CW
  • Page 121 – mand; Sender an; 8x sends an E-mail to as a reaction to; Here, you specify who the SCALANCE W; email; smtp
  • Page 122 – Configurati; on; Trap; Submenu
  • Page 123 – Users; Del
  • Page 124 – getcomm; setcomm
  • Page 125 – clearall
  • Page 126 – add; settrap
  • Page 127 – Syslog Configuration w; sed for the Syslog protocol are displayed and set in the System -; slog Menu Command; slog according to RFC 3164 is u; ith the SCALANCE W
  • Page 129 – Syntax of the Command Line Interfac; info
  • Page 130 – escription
  • Page 131 – Information on E; for ation if you click on the; Command
  • Page 132 – Saving and o; ad & Save Menu Command; L ading Device Data
  • Page 133 – Reusing Configuration Data; Save; How to Load or Save Data over TFTP; TFTP Server IP; ad or Save Data ove
  • Page 136 – Information on the Content of the C-PLUG
  • Page 138 – ou are logged on as; nal Configuration to C-PLUG; After making your selection, start the function by clicking the; Copy inter
  • Page 139 – C-PLUG Error Message
  • Page 140 – Command Description ment; initdef; preplug
  • Page 141 – Menu; Transmission Speed and Mode
  • Page 143 – LAN Menu Command; Enable Interface
  • Page 144 – Channel S
  • Page 145 – MAC Address of the Client (only in client mode); Auto find Adopt MAC; Virtual AP count (only in; access point; Virtual AP count
  • Page 146 – Set values; access
  • Page 147 – or for the second wireless adapter (if it exists); mmand; network name; DATARATES
  • Page 149 – Configurin; Transmit Power; g Transmission Characteristics; Beacon Interval; Only in the access point mode and with the client in the ad hoc mo; Data Beacon Rate DTIM
  • Page 150 – Fragmentation
  • Page 151 – Antennas
  • Page 152 – Scanning for Access Points (client mode only)
  • Page 153 – Roaming when there is no Ethernet Inte; acc
  • Page 154 – roamthr
  • Page 156 – ID; Network Attachment of the Client
  • Page 157 – Properties of; nced G Submenu; Advanced G
  • Page 158 – sions
  • Page 162 – x of the Command Line Interface
  • Page 163 – nu; Security; he Command Line Interface; Authentication Type
  • Page 165 – WPA; Encry; Open Sys; ption; tem
  • Page 166 – ncryption Methods; Shared Key
  • Page 167 – up; Pass Phrase
  • Page 168 – Inter SSID Communication check box; as defined with different SSIDs for; be; Intracell Communication list box
  • Page 169 – wireless ada; wpaphrase
  • Page 170 – VAP
  • Page 172 – or for the sec
  • Page 173 – or for the secon
  • Page 175 – New Entry in the ACL; Allow
  • Page 177 – Comm
  • Page 178 – RADIUS Server Menu Command; System; RADIUS; Authentication over an External Server
  • Page 179 – Menu Command; Access Pe; pecify the access permissions for IP addresses. You can specify; Accessed; rmissions for IP Addresses; Management access is possible only with the defined addresses.
  • Page 180 – ging Time; The Bridge Menu; ged Bridge Information; ag; ing time
  • Page 181 – WDS; Communication between SCALANCE W78x Devices; Enc
  • Page 182 – sName; sy; Syntax of the Command Line Interfa; Sel; ce; nt
  • Page 183 – Assignment and Management of the VLAN IDs
  • Page 185 – an no longer be modified.; Representat; VLAN ID Settings
  • Page 186 – Priority; Port
  • Page 188 – VLAN Setti; given; ngs; Member of up to eight, freely assignable configured
  • Page 189 – User priori; User priority
  • Page 190 – nly in; VLAN membership (only in access point mode of a; all
  • Page 191 – yntax of the Command Line Interface; scription
  • Page 192 – ree Menu; Spanning Tree; P Table Menu Command; dyn
  • Page 193 – Edge ports; Definition of the Network Topolo; Altern
  • Page 194 – apid) Spanning Tree Configuration; Version; Bridge Priority
  • Page 195 – Hello Time; Forward Delay; Forwar
  • Page 196 – Spanning T e; Port-Specific Parameters; This; re Port Settings; page displays the current port parameters. The settings are made e
  • Page 197 – STP Cost & RSTP Cost; yes; Edge; no
  • Page 199 – Configurat; Port Properties; ion of a Port for (Rap; STP enabled; Admin Path Cost; Path Cost
  • Page 200 – ForceFalse; check boxes; ForceTrue
  • Page 201 – edgeport
  • Page 202 – Storm Threshold; Limitation of Broadcast and Multicast Frames; SCALANCE W78x stops processing such frames for 30 seconds.; broadcast
  • Page 203 – NAT Menu Command; NAT; What is NA; Network Address Port Translation; NAPT; Port Address Translation; PAT
  • Page 206 – global
  • Page 208 – WLAN Access by Several Devi; AdoptOwnMAC; ces over a Client
  • Page 209 – MAC Address/IP Address Assignment; incoming IP frames to the correct MAC address. The
  • Page 210 – The Filters Menu; Filter; C Filter Menu Command; Number
  • Page 213 – res; omman; Client-Specific Bandwidth Reserv; ation; Response Time
  • Page 214 – response; edit
  • Page 215 – Restriction
  • Page 216 – IO; What restrictions result from using iPCF?
  • Page 217 – iPCF Enabled; PNIO upda; PNIO support enabled; te times
  • Page 218 – update
  • Page 219 – Forced Roaming on IP
  • Page 220 – This function is not available in iPCF mode.; Device-Related Connection Monitoring; e is available over the wireless medium. If no packet is received; x reacts to a connection abort (or to the; ent for Connection Abort; Sy
  • Page 222 – WEP; Redundan; t Connection between two SCALANCE W788-2x; not connected; private key
  • Page 224 – Application; -Related Connection Monitoring
  • Page 227 – Events; Syntax of the Command Line I
  • Page 228 – Syntax of t; clear
  • Page 229 – Current Ve; Boot software version; rsions Menu Command; rsions and Order Numbers
  • Page 230 – This menu command is available only in the access point mode.; Logged on; The MAC address of the client.; Clients
  • Page 231 – Update
  • Page 232 – WLAN Menu Command; Information on the WLAN Interface
  • Page 234 – Errors
  • Page 235 – Transmit Errors; Sum of all packets sent that were not confirmed by an acknowledge.
  • Page 236 – Overlap AP
  • Page 237 – CLI; VLAN
  • Page 238 – quirements you set for the bandwidth and response time.
  • Page 240 – ree Menu Command; tatus of the Spanning Tree Protocol; The upper part of the page shows the; Port Name; Plain language name of the port, for example Ethernet or WLAN1 WDS1.
  • Page 241 – Discarding
  • Page 242 – Informatio; ands for this menu command.; The signal recorder is available only in client mode.; n on Protocols; There are no CLI comm; Signal Strength Indicators; Using the URL; Displaying the Instantaneous Value
  • Page 243 – Recording a Series of Measurements
  • Page 245 – mics begins. For this; Bandw; RSS received signal strength in dBm
  • Page 247 – recstop
  • Page 248 – Technical Specifications / Approvals
  • Page 249 – MTBF Information (mean time between failure); Device; SCALANCE W78x; Drilling diagram for wall mounting
  • Page 250 – Technical Specifications ANT795-4MR; Mechanical Properties
  • Page 251 – Dimension
  • Page 252 – Approvals; CE Conformity; Safety of Information Technology Equipment
  • Page 255 – ATEX, cULus and FM Approvals; UL; ts; rete info; DO NOT CONNECT OR DISCONNECT EQUIPMENT UNLESS AREA IS KNOWN; he
  • Page 256 – FCC App va; peration is subject to the following two conditions:; ro l; Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
  • Page 257 – te MIB Varia; MIB; Appendix; Priva; Downloading the; , you display the login; OID; u are not yet logged on. After logging on, the private MIB file of the
  • Page 258 – Name OID Description; Variables
  • Page 259 – Name; Traps
  • Page 261 – Calculating in Decibels; Decibels as a Logarithmic Unit of Measure
  • Page 262 – Power Specifications; Specifying Power in dBm
  • Page 263 – Specifying Power in dBi
  • Page 264 – Losses Based on the Example of a 2.4 GHz RCoax Cable; Losses due to Longitudinal Attenuation; Losses due to Coupling Loss
  • Page 265 – Losses due to Power Splitters
  • Page 266 – Receiver Sensitivity
  • Page 267 – System Calculation Based on the Example of RCoax; Receiver input power in dBm
  • Page 268 – Receiver sensitivity in dBm
  • Page 269 – Glossary
  • Page 270 – IEEE
  • Page 272 – WMM
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SIMATIC NET

perating Instructions

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SCALANCE W788-1PRO
(Access Point)

SCALANCE W788-2PRO
(Dual Access Point)

SCALANCE W788-1RR
(Access Point iPCF)

SCALANCE W788-2RR

Dual Access Point iPCF)

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Preface, Contents

Basic Information on
Wireless LAN
Communication

1

Description of the
SCALANCE W78x

2

Commissioning

3

Configuring the IP Address
with the Primary Setup Tool

4

Configuration Using the
Wizards of
Web Based Management

5

Configuration Using Web
Based Management and the
Command Line Interface

6

Technical Specifications

7

Approvals, Appendix, Glossary,
Index

C79000-G8976-C184-07

Release 10/2006

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Page 2 - Classification of Safety-Related Notices; indicates that death or severe personal injury

© Copyright Siemens AG, 1998 to 2006 - All rights reserved The reproduction, transmission or use of this document or its contents isnot permitted without express written authority. Offenders will be liable fo Classification of Safety-Related Notices This document contains notices which you should ob...

Page 3 - Trademarks; SIMATIC; Safety Instructions Regarding your Product; First aid qualification; Correct Usage of Hardware Products; Caution

Operating Instructions SCALANCE W78x 3 C79000-G8976-C184-07 Trademarks SIMATIC ® , SIMATIC NET ® , SINEC ® , SIMATIC NET Networking for Industry® and SCALANCE ® are registered trademarks of Siemens AG. Third parties using for their own purposes any other names in this document which refer to tradema...

Page 4 - Prior to Startup

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