WIRELESS LAN NETWORK INTERFACE DEVICES

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
UNIVERSAL ACCESS POINT	Intermec Technologies Corporation	16201 25th Avenue West Lynnwood WA 98087	WIRELESS LAN NETWORK INTERFACE DEVICES AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES, NAMELY, DEVICES LINKING A NETWORK OF RADIO FREQUENCY PORTABLE COMPUTERS AND OTHER WIRELESS DATA PROCESSING UNITS, NAMELY, TERMINALS, SCANNERS, READERS, AND INTERROGATORS, LINKING WIRELESS INTEGRATED TERMINAL OR WIRELESS SCANNER WITH A WIRED COMPUTER ENTERPRISE;
WIRELESS ACCESS POINT	Intermec Technologies Corporation	16201 25th Avenue West Lynnwood WA 98087	WIRELESS LAN NETWORK INTERFACE DEVICES AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES, NAMELY, DEVICES LINKING A NETWORK OF RADIO FREQUENCY PORTABLE COMPUTERS AND OTHER WIRELESS DATA PROCESSING UNITS, NAMELY, TERMINALS, SCANNERS, READERS, AND INTERROGATORS, LINKING WIRELESS INTEGRATED TERMINAL OR WIRELESS SCANNER WITH A WIRED COMPUTER ENTERPRISE;WIRELESS;
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Technical Examples

A method for setting wireless network devices aims at altering settings of at least one second wireless network device from a first wireless network device in a wireless transmission fashion. The method includes at least the following steps: starting a promiscuous mode on a wireless network adapter card located respectively in a first wireless network device and a second wireless network device; transmitting a search packet from the first wireless network device to the second wireless network device; returning an acknowledgement character (ACK) packet from the second wireless network device to the first wireless network device; the first wireless network device notifying an user based on the search ACK packet that setting for the second wireless network device may be started; the user ordering the first wireless network device to perform setting for the second wireless network device; the first wireless network device transmitting the setting packet to the second wireless network device; the second wireless network device returning setting ACK packet to the first wireless network device; the second wireless network device performing setting based on the setting packet; closing the network interface card in the second wireless network device; activating the network interface card in the second wireless network device; and the second wireless network device transmitting a Service Set Identification (SSID) information packet to the first wireless network device.