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Microhard Systems Inc. warrants products against defects for one year from shipment date.
Disclaims implied warranties and limits liability for misuse, negligence, or alterations.
Purchaser agrees to indemnify Microhard Systems Inc. against claims related to product use.
Explains manual assumptions, symbols for caution, tips, and information.
To satisfy FCC RF exposure requirements, maintain a separation distance between antenna and persons.
Device must not cause harmful interference and must accept any received interference.
FCC/IC numbers depend on model and must appear on end-user equipment label.
Device complies with IC license-exempt RSSs, subject to two operation conditions.
Provides an example label requirement for pMDDL2450 and a table of approvals.
Lists key features like high power Tx, data rate, operating modes, and management options.
Details frequency, TX power, serial/ethernet ports, USB, network protocols, and current consumption.
Details operating temperature, humidity, dimensions, weight, and connector types.
Provides detailed performance data for MIMO ON/OFF modes across different modulations and bandwidths.
Steps for initial setup: connect antenna, power, and PC via Ethernet for basic access.
Details factory login credentials and the initial system summary window display.
Configures two pMDDL units as Master and Slave using defaults to establish a wireless link.
Guides manual configuration of Master and Slave units for a wireless network.
Steps to configure a pMDDL unit as a Master via WebUI RF and Operation Mode settings.
Steps to configure a pMDDL unit as a Slave/Remote via WebUI RF and Operation Mode settings.
Verifies communication by checking RSSI LEDs and accessing the Slave's WebUI from the Master.
Covers OEM module overview, mechanicals, solder, connectors, SMT, heat dissipation, and pin descriptions.
Describes the enclosed unit, its mechanicals, connectors, indicators, Ethernet, power, and buttons.
Introduces the development board and its mechanicals, connectors, and indicators.
Initial steps for WebUI access, including login and system summary overview.
Covers system status, settings, services, maintenance, and reboot functions.
Details LAN, WAN, USB port setup, DHCP servers, static routes, ports, and device list.
Manages wireless status, RF parameters, encryption, and network ID for connectivity.
Covers firewall summary, general settings, port forwarding, MAC/IP lists, rules, and defaults.
Configures serial port settings, IP protocols, and GS0 USB serial port.
Includes network ping, iperf for throughput, and USB tethering features for analysis.
Manages users, SNMP, network discovery, and logout functions for system control.
Introduces AT commands, telnet access, and basic usage for device management.
Explains the syntax for issuing AT commands, querying settings, and saving changes.
Lists AT commands for system, network, wireless, and firewall configuration.
Lists AT commands for configuring radio status, distance, TX power, bandwidth, and MIMO.
Discusses network topology, fade margin, frequency, power, and interference factors for deployment.
Explains formulas and examples for calculating radio signal path and fade margin.
Covers antenna types, selection, placement, orientation, and installation procedures.
Details coaxial cable, surge arrestors for lightning protection, and external filters.
Details the RS-232 signals, their direction, and the DCE/DTE conventions.
Provides a step-by-step guide to recover an unresponsive unit using TFTP.
Shows a sample schematic illustrating interface connections for the pMDDL.
Details using a FT234XD USB to serial UART for a second serial port.
Addresses common questions regarding default IP, login, factory reset, and serial port issues.
Microhard Systems Inc. warrants products against defects for one year from shipment date.
Disclaims implied warranties and limits liability for misuse, negligence, or alterations.
Purchaser agrees to indemnify Microhard Systems Inc. against claims related to product use.
Explains manual assumptions, symbols for caution, tips, and information.
To satisfy FCC RF exposure requirements, maintain a separation distance between antenna and persons.
Device must not cause harmful interference and must accept any received interference.
FCC/IC numbers depend on model and must appear on end-user equipment label.
Device complies with IC license-exempt RSSs, subject to two operation conditions.
Provides an example label requirement for pMDDL2450 and a table of approvals.
Lists key features like high power Tx, data rate, operating modes, and management options.
Details frequency, TX power, serial/ethernet ports, USB, network protocols, and current consumption.
Details operating temperature, humidity, dimensions, weight, and connector types.
Provides detailed performance data for MIMO ON/OFF modes across different modulations and bandwidths.
Steps for initial setup: connect antenna, power, and PC via Ethernet for basic access.
Details factory login credentials and the initial system summary window display.
Configures two pMDDL units as Master and Slave using defaults to establish a wireless link.
Guides manual configuration of Master and Slave units for a wireless network.
Steps to configure a pMDDL unit as a Master via WebUI RF and Operation Mode settings.
Steps to configure a pMDDL unit as a Slave/Remote via WebUI RF and Operation Mode settings.
Verifies communication by checking RSSI LEDs and accessing the Slave's WebUI from the Master.
Covers OEM module overview, mechanicals, solder, connectors, SMT, heat dissipation, and pin descriptions.
Describes the enclosed unit, its mechanicals, connectors, indicators, Ethernet, power, and buttons.
Introduces the development board and its mechanicals, connectors, and indicators.
Initial steps for WebUI access, including login and system summary overview.
Covers system status, settings, services, maintenance, and reboot functions.
Details LAN, WAN, USB port setup, DHCP servers, static routes, ports, and device list.
Manages wireless status, RF parameters, encryption, and network ID for connectivity.
Covers firewall summary, general settings, port forwarding, MAC/IP lists, rules, and defaults.
Configures serial port settings, IP protocols, and GS0 USB serial port.
Includes network ping, iperf for throughput, and USB tethering features for analysis.
Manages users, SNMP, network discovery, and logout functions for system control.
Introduces AT commands, telnet access, and basic usage for device management.
Explains the syntax for issuing AT commands, querying settings, and saving changes.
Lists AT commands for system, network, wireless, and firewall configuration.
Lists AT commands for configuring radio status, distance, TX power, bandwidth, and MIMO.
Discusses network topology, fade margin, frequency, power, and interference factors for deployment.
Explains formulas and examples for calculating radio signal path and fade margin.
Covers antenna types, selection, placement, orientation, and installation procedures.
Details coaxial cable, surge arrestors for lightning protection, and external filters.
Details the RS-232 signals, their direction, and the DCE/DTE conventions.
Provides a step-by-step guide to recover an unresponsive unit using TFTP.
Shows a sample schematic illustrating interface connections for the pMDDL.
Details using a FT234XD USB to serial UART for a second serial port.
Addresses common questions regarding default IP, login, factory reset, and serial port issues.
General| Brand | Microhard Systems |
|---|---|
| Model | pMDDL2350 |
| Category | PCI Card |
| Language | English |
