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Provides configuration and setup information for the CB3000 model client bridge.
Explains the notation used within the document, such as NOTE and CAUTION.
Details the use of italics and bullets for highlighting and organizing text.
Provides instructions for contacting Symbol Customer Support for troubleshooting and servicing.
Provides a high-level introduction to the CB3000 Client Bridge and its role.
Explains how the CB3000 establishes communication within a wireless network.
Lists the key features and capabilities of the CB3000 Client Bridge.
Explains the fundamental operating principles and modes of the CB3000.
Details the different network modes (Infrastructure, Ad Hoc) the CB3000 can operate in.
Describes how the CB3000 connects to a LAN via a wireless access point.
Explains direct peer-to-peer communication between CB3000 units without an access point.
Discusses the CB3000's MAC address and client list management.
Covers the CB3000's ability to obtain IP addresses via DHCP or static assignment.
Explains the modulation techniques (DSSS, OFDM) used for wireless transmission.
Details the DSSS technique used for 802.11b communication.
Explains the OFDM technique used for 802.11a/g communication.
Describes how to access and use the CB3000's web-based management interface.
Introduces the various wireless security features and options available on the CB3000.
Provides an overview of WEP encryption and its configuration.
Explains WPA1 TKIP security, its features, and authentication methods.
Details WPA2 CCMP security, its robustness, and encryption methods.
Describes Secure 802.1x security and its use of EAP for authentication.
Lists the hardware and software needed to install and operate the CB3000.
Ensures all necessary components are included in the CB3000 package.
Provides guidance on selecting an optimal location and understanding range limitations for the CB3000.
Details the physical connection steps for cabling the CB3000 device.
Explains the methods for accessing the CB3000's console interface.
Describes how to use the Discovery Tool to locate and log into the CB3000.
Details how to access the CB3000 console via a web browser using its IP address.
Shows how to view current device settings and status on the CB3000 Information screen.
Guides the user in selecting and configuring an antenna for the CB3000.
Covers configuration of network type, security, and client lists for wireless LAN.
Details how to view and identify available wireless networks (WLANs).
Explains how to configure the CB3000 for Infrastructure or Ad Hoc network modes.
Provides steps to set up the CB3000 for Infrastructure mode operation.
Guides on configuring the CB3000 for Ad Hoc (peer-to-peer) network mode.
Covers various security encryption options like Open, WEP, WPA1, WPA2, and 802.1x.
Details how to configure the CB3000 with no security encryption.
Provides steps for configuring WEP encryption for network security.
Explains how to configure WPA1 TKIP security for enhanced data protection.
Guides on configuring WPA2 CCMP security for advanced wireless security.
Details the configuration of 802.1x security for device authentication using EAP.
Covers setting the device name and network address information for the CB3000.
Explains how to manage and prioritize connected client devices for the CB3000.
Details setting up an Access Control List for wired Ethernet connections.
Discusses the functionality for tracking statistics and maintaining event logs.
Explains how to view wireless radio traffic, status, and error statistics.
Details how to view radio frequency statistics, including packet retry and sent histograms.
Covers viewing transmit and receive statistics for the CB3000's Ethernet connection.
Explains how to view the CB3000's event log for troubleshooting network issues.
Details settings for management protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP, DHCP, Time, and Logging.
Configures access requirements for HTTP and HTTPS web access to the CB3000.
Covers SNMP configuration for managing network performance and gathering information.
Details configuring the CB3000 as a DHCP server for ad hoc networks.
Explains how to configure time synchronization for accurate network operations.
Covers configuring logging levels and destinations for system events.
Provides steps to change the CB3000's username and password for security.
Guides on rebooting or restoring the CB3000 to its factory default configuration.
Explains how to save and load CB3000 configuration files for backup or transfer.
Details the process of updating the CB3000's device firmware.
Offers utilities for diagnosing IP network or communication issues.
Provides configuration and setup information for the CB3000 model client bridge.
Explains the notation used within the document, such as NOTE and CAUTION.
Details the use of italics and bullets for highlighting and organizing text.
Provides instructions for contacting Symbol Customer Support for troubleshooting and servicing.
Provides a high-level introduction to the CB3000 Client Bridge and its role.
Explains how the CB3000 establishes communication within a wireless network.
Lists the key features and capabilities of the CB3000 Client Bridge.
Explains the fundamental operating principles and modes of the CB3000.
Details the different network modes (Infrastructure, Ad Hoc) the CB3000 can operate in.
Describes how the CB3000 connects to a LAN via a wireless access point.
Explains direct peer-to-peer communication between CB3000 units without an access point.
Discusses the CB3000's MAC address and client list management.
Covers the CB3000's ability to obtain IP addresses via DHCP or static assignment.
Explains the modulation techniques (DSSS, OFDM) used for wireless transmission.
Details the DSSS technique used for 802.11b communication.
Explains the OFDM technique used for 802.11a/g communication.
Describes how to access and use the CB3000's web-based management interface.
Introduces the various wireless security features and options available on the CB3000.
Provides an overview of WEP encryption and its configuration.
Explains WPA1 TKIP security, its features, and authentication methods.
Details WPA2 CCMP security, its robustness, and encryption methods.
Describes Secure 802.1x security and its use of EAP for authentication.
Lists the hardware and software needed to install and operate the CB3000.
Ensures all necessary components are included in the CB3000 package.
Provides guidance on selecting an optimal location and understanding range limitations for the CB3000.
Details the physical connection steps for cabling the CB3000 device.
Explains the methods for accessing the CB3000's console interface.
Describes how to use the Discovery Tool to locate and log into the CB3000.
Details how to access the CB3000 console via a web browser using its IP address.
Shows how to view current device settings and status on the CB3000 Information screen.
Guides the user in selecting and configuring an antenna for the CB3000.
Covers configuration of network type, security, and client lists for wireless LAN.
Details how to view and identify available wireless networks (WLANs).
Explains how to configure the CB3000 for Infrastructure or Ad Hoc network modes.
Provides steps to set up the CB3000 for Infrastructure mode operation.
Guides on configuring the CB3000 for Ad Hoc (peer-to-peer) network mode.
Covers various security encryption options like Open, WEP, WPA1, WPA2, and 802.1x.
Details how to configure the CB3000 with no security encryption.
Provides steps for configuring WEP encryption for network security.
Explains how to configure WPA1 TKIP security for enhanced data protection.
Guides on configuring WPA2 CCMP security for advanced wireless security.
Details the configuration of 802.1x security for device authentication using EAP.
Covers setting the device name and network address information for the CB3000.
Explains how to manage and prioritize connected client devices for the CB3000.
Details setting up an Access Control List for wired Ethernet connections.
Discusses the functionality for tracking statistics and maintaining event logs.
Explains how to view wireless radio traffic, status, and error statistics.
Details how to view radio frequency statistics, including packet retry and sent histograms.
Covers viewing transmit and receive statistics for the CB3000's Ethernet connection.
Explains how to view the CB3000's event log for troubleshooting network issues.
Details settings for management protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP, DHCP, Time, and Logging.
Configures access requirements for HTTP and HTTPS web access to the CB3000.
Covers SNMP configuration for managing network performance and gathering information.
Details configuring the CB3000 as a DHCP server for ad hoc networks.
Explains how to configure time synchronization for accurate network operations.
Covers configuring logging levels and destinations for system events.
Provides steps to change the CB3000's username and password for security.
Guides on rebooting or restoring the CB3000 to its factory default configuration.
Explains how to save and load CB3000 configuration files for backup or transfer.
Details the process of updating the CB3000's device firmware.
Offers utilities for diagnosing IP network or communication issues.
General| Frequency Band | 2.4 GHz |
|---|---|
| Wireless Protocol | 802.11b/g |
| Data Rates | Up to 54 Mbps |
| Security | WEP, WPA, WPA2 |
| Antenna | Internal |
| Power | 12V DC, 1A |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
| Wireless Standards | IEEE 802.11b |
| Ports | 1 x 10/100 Ethernet |
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