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Details the product warranty terms and conditions for material and workmanship.
States Microhard's disclaimers regarding expressed or implied warranties, including merchantability and fitness.
Outlines purchaser obligations to indemnify Microhard and acknowledges Microhard's intellectual property.
Assumes user familiarity and explains symbols like Caution, Point to Remember, Tip, and Information.
Details FCC RF exposure requirements, warnings, and Industry Canada compliance for device operation.
Tracks changes and updates made to the manual across different revisions, including firmware version changes.
Lists key performance features of the pMDDL5824, including speed, modes, and interfaces.
Covers electrical/general specifications, protocols, management, and input voltage.
Details the physical dimensions, weight, operating temperature, and humidity of the device.
Provides detailed performance specifications including throughput and sensitivity for various configurations.
Provides initial setup steps, including connecting antennas, power, and PC to the device.
Guides through the default login process and initial password change prompt for the WebUI.
Guides through configuring two pMDDL5824 units as Master and Slave using default settings.
Details manual configuration steps for the Master unit, including static IP addressing.
Details manual configuration steps for the Slave unit, including static IP addressing.
Explains how to verify the wireless link between Master and Slave units and check status indicators.
Describes the OEM module for custom integration, highlighting its versatility and use in custom designs.
Provides detailed mechanical drawings and dimensions for the pMDDL5824 OEM module.
Lists and explains the function of each pin on the 100-pin OEM connector for hardware interfacing.
Introduces the development board as an evaluation platform with standard interfaces for testing.
Presents mechanical drawings for the pMDDL5824 development board.
Details the connectors and indicators available on the development board for connectivity and status.
Outlines the process of initial configuration using the WebUI, including IP setup and login.
Covers System Summary, Settings, Services, Maintenance, and Reboot options for device management.
Details Network Status, LAN, WAN, DHCP, Routes, Ports, and Device List settings for network connectivity.
Explains Wireless Status, RF settings, and Operation Modes for wireless communication.
Covers Firewall Summary, General settings, Port Forwarding, MAC-IP List, Rules, and Default settings for security.
Describes Serial Port Summary, Settings, Data Format, IP Protocol, and Gadget configurations for serial communication.
Explains diagnostic tools like Ping, Traceroute, Iperf, and USB Tethering for network and system analysis.
Covers User management, SNMP settings, Discovery service, and Logout functionality for device administration.
Introduces the use of AT Commands via TCP/IP (Telnet) for configuration and management of the device.
Explains the syntax rules for issuing AT commands, including query and set operations with examples.
Lists available AT Commands categorized by function (Basic, Administrative, Firewall, Network, System, Serial, Wireless).
Discusses network topologies and maximum throughput capabilities of the pMDDL5824.
Explains how to calculate radio signal path and fade margin using system gain and path loss formulas.
Covers antenna selection, placement, and orientation considerations for optimal radio performance.
Details coaxial cable recommendations, surge arrestors, and external filters for proper installation.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for recovering the unit's firmware using TFTP.
Presents a sample interface schematic for reference in hardware integration.
Illustrates how to add a second serial port using a USB to serial UART for expanded connectivity.
Offers answers to common questions and troubleshooting guidance for resolving pMDDL5824 issues.
Details the product warranty terms and conditions for material and workmanship.
States Microhard's disclaimers regarding expressed or implied warranties, including merchantability and fitness.
Outlines purchaser obligations to indemnify Microhard and acknowledges Microhard's intellectual property.
Assumes user familiarity and explains symbols like Caution, Point to Remember, Tip, and Information.
Details FCC RF exposure requirements, warnings, and Industry Canada compliance for device operation.
Tracks changes and updates made to the manual across different revisions, including firmware version changes.
Lists key performance features of the pMDDL5824, including speed, modes, and interfaces.
Covers electrical/general specifications, protocols, management, and input voltage.
Details the physical dimensions, weight, operating temperature, and humidity of the device.
Provides detailed performance specifications including throughput and sensitivity for various configurations.
Provides initial setup steps, including connecting antennas, power, and PC to the device.
Guides through the default login process and initial password change prompt for the WebUI.
Guides through configuring two pMDDL5824 units as Master and Slave using default settings.
Details manual configuration steps for the Master unit, including static IP addressing.
Details manual configuration steps for the Slave unit, including static IP addressing.
Explains how to verify the wireless link between Master and Slave units and check status indicators.
Describes the OEM module for custom integration, highlighting its versatility and use in custom designs.
Provides detailed mechanical drawings and dimensions for the pMDDL5824 OEM module.
Lists and explains the function of each pin on the 100-pin OEM connector for hardware interfacing.
Introduces the development board as an evaluation platform with standard interfaces for testing.
Presents mechanical drawings for the pMDDL5824 development board.
Details the connectors and indicators available on the development board for connectivity and status.
Outlines the process of initial configuration using the WebUI, including IP setup and login.
Covers System Summary, Settings, Services, Maintenance, and Reboot options for device management.
Details Network Status, LAN, WAN, DHCP, Routes, Ports, and Device List settings for network connectivity.
Explains Wireless Status, RF settings, and Operation Modes for wireless communication.
Covers Firewall Summary, General settings, Port Forwarding, MAC-IP List, Rules, and Default settings for security.
Describes Serial Port Summary, Settings, Data Format, IP Protocol, and Gadget configurations for serial communication.
Explains diagnostic tools like Ping, Traceroute, Iperf, and USB Tethering for network and system analysis.
Covers User management, SNMP settings, Discovery service, and Logout functionality for device administration.
Introduces the use of AT Commands via TCP/IP (Telnet) for configuration and management of the device.
Explains the syntax rules for issuing AT commands, including query and set operations with examples.
Lists available AT Commands categorized by function (Basic, Administrative, Firewall, Network, System, Serial, Wireless).
Discusses network topologies and maximum throughput capabilities of the pMDDL5824.
Explains how to calculate radio signal path and fade margin using system gain and path loss formulas.
Covers antenna selection, placement, and orientation considerations for optimal radio performance.
Details coaxial cable recommendations, surge arrestors, and external filters for proper installation.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for recovering the unit's firmware using TFTP.
Presents a sample interface schematic for reference in hardware integration.
Illustrates how to add a second serial port using a USB to serial UART for expanded connectivity.
Offers answers to common questions and troubleshooting guidance for resolving pMDDL5824 issues.
General| Standards | IEEE 802.11a/n |
|---|---|
| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz |
| Data Rates | Up to 300 Mbps |
| Operating Voltage | 3.3V |
| Security | WEP, WPA, WPA2 |
