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environment while maintaining uninterrupted access to centrally located data. With wireless PCI and ISA
Adapters,desktop PCs can bequickly added toaLAN without expensive, time-consuming,and often impractical
cable runs and drops. With wireless, as an organization grows, reorganizes, oreven changes location, clients can
be quickly relocated without a loss of productivity.
Now with 11 Mbps of bandwidth, the benefits of wireless do not come at the expense of the data rate and
throughputrequired by data-intensive applications. Withthe Cisco Aironet PC CardClientAdapters, users don't
sacrifice anything; they experience the network performance they have come to expect - without the constraints
and inflexibility of a wired connection.
All Cisco Aironet 340 Series PC Card Client Adapters feature antennas that provide the range and reliability
required for data transmission and reception in larger indoor facilities. The internal dual diversity antennas of
the PC Card Client Adapter automatically toggle to select the antenna receiving the strongest signal as the user
moves within a facility. The fixed, integrated antenna is rugged enough to withstand the rigors of mobile
computing and compact enough to stay out of the way, extending only an inch outside the PC card slot. The
external antenna, standard with the PCI and ISA Adapters, is optimized for transmission from a stationary
system and fits neatly behind the PC.
Up to 128-bit wired equivalent privacy (WEP) encryption security is available to provide data security that is
comparable to traditional wired LANs. Cisco includes a complete set of device drivers to make installation
trouble-free in a full range of systems. Easy-to-use site survey tools produce graphical information, including
signal strength. To further facilitate installation, Cisco provides a suite of integrated utilities for Windows-based
configuration, management, and diagnostics.
Cisco Aironet 340 Series Access Points
Main Features
• Manageability
• Easy integration and configuration
• Multiple configuration options
• Fully compliant with 802.11b standard
Cisco Aironet 340 Series Access Points perform functions similar to a hub in a wired network; in addition, they
add the vital price/performance benefits ofsecurity, management features and mobility services. For example, the
innovative roaming functionality provided by Cisco Aironet Access Points enable users equipped with wireless
PC Card Client Adapters to freely move throughout a facility while maintaining seamless, uninterrupted access
to the network. The Cisco Aironet 340 family of Access Points features easy integration to a wired network
backbone, flexible configuration, management capabilities and a wide range of product configurations.
TheCisco Aironet 340 Series AccessPoints integrate easily into 10- and100-Mbps Ethernet networks via asingle
autosensing RJ-45 port. The Access Point acts as a bridge, forwarding at media speed between the Ethernet
CSMA/CD protocol and the wireless CSMA/CA protocol, seamlessly integrating wireless functionality into a
wired infrastructure. The Cisco Aironet 340 Series Access Points may be configured locally via serial port or
remotely over the LAN; they provide the option of a Web browser or console management interface.
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