Anyone have any experience with QNX 4.xx and wireless Ethernet?
Recommendations?
Thanks,
Kevin
I know that when I was at Sierra Design Group we did use a wireless
ethernet. Unfortunately I don’t know what product we used. The transiever
just plugs into a normal 10-Base-T jack so software doesn’t need to know
anything about it.
One caution though. You may want to up the timeout delay and/or the retry
count on your Net.* drivers as I recall that wireless was very prone to
errors from electrical/environmental interference.
Good Luck
Bill Caroselli
“Kevin Miller” <kevin.miller@transcore.com> wrote in message
news:9l9ali$ctm$1@nntp.qnx.com…
Anyone have any experience with QNX 4.xx and wireless Ethernet?
Recommendations?Thanks,
Kevin
Breezecom has one such product. I also think it’s possible to transform
a Lucent Orinoco to one with an adapter.
Tom
“Bill Caroselli (Q-TPS)” wrote:
I know that when I was at Sierra Design Group we did use a wireless
ethernet. Unfortunately I don’t know what product we used. The transiever
just plugs into a normal 10-Base-T jack so software doesn’t need to know
anything about it.One caution though. You may want to up the timeout delay and/or the retry
count on your Net.* drivers as I recall that wireless was very prone to
errors from electrical/environmental interference.Good Luck
Bill Caroselli