Operational Description

FCC ID: PY3WGX102

Operational Description

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Subject:WGX102

WGX102 Operation Principle

1. CPU, U6, 88W8500 have a 32-bit RISC processor integrated, operation frequency
   is 132MHz. It needs an external 44MHz crystal for reference frequency; this crystal
   is also used for RF module. This chip is responsible to control RF-Baseband
   Transceiver (88W8000), Flash IC and LED. This chip also has MII interface
   integrated to communicate with 10/100 Ethernet Switch.
2. FLASH, U13, AM29LV800BT-70EC, 8Mbits Flash, bottom sector, 70ns. It is used
   to store the normal and test firmware.
3. Integrated 2.4GHz ISM Band RF-Baseband Transceiver, U9, 88W8000 which is
   integrated all RF-Baseband receive and Transmit function. On-Chip Power
   Amplifier (PA) with up to +20 dBm output power at the antenna port. It is also
   integrated programmable frequency synthesizers with integrated VCOs, I/Q
   generation and CMOS up/down conversion mixers.
4. 10/100 Ethernet Switch, U10, 88E6060 support automatic MDI/MDIX crossover
   for 100BASE-TX and 10 BASE-T ports. Port 5 has dedicated, always on, MAC
   Mode (Forward) and PHY Mode (Reverse) RMII/MII/SNI interface for
   management and firewall applications. Each port works at 10Mbps or 100Mbp,
   full-duplex or half-duplex mode (forced or auto-negotiated). Flexible LED support
   for Link, Speed, Duplex Mode, Collision, and TX/RX Activities.
5. Power part: there are several regulators are used on the board. U18, AP34063 is
   used to transfer DC12V to DC3V3; U1, U8 and U12 AME8805 are used to transfer
   DC3V3 to DC2V5; U20, 1117-ADJ is used to transfer DC3V3 to DC1V8. The core
   of CPU is operate at 1.5V.
6. LED part:


LED                    Color               Controlled by     Description
                                                             On - Error condition.
Power/Test             Amber (Test)        FW                Off - Normal operation
(Double color LED)                                           Blinking - This LED blinks during start up/ Upgrade F/W
                       Green (Power)       F/W               On – System booting complete and then turn it on
                                                             On - Link at 10Mbps
                       Amber (10)          HW
LAN                                                          Blinking – receiving/ transmitting data
(Double color LED)                                           On - Link at 100Mbps
                       Green (100)         HW
                                                             Blinking – receiving/ transmitting data
                                                             On - Link at 10Mbps
                       Amber (10)          HW
Internet                                                     Blinking – receiving/ transmitting data
(Double color LED)                                           On - Link at 100Mbps
                       Green (100)         HW
                                                             Blinking – receiving/ transmitting data
                                                             On - Wireless connection available; Wireless Access Point is ready
                                                             for use.
WLAN                   Green               FW                Off - No Wireless connection available.
                                                             Blinking - Data is transmitted or received via the Wireless access
                                                             point. This includes "network traffic" as well as user data.



7. Switch button, SW1, it is used to reset the 88W8500.
8. Multi-layer Chip Band-Pass Filters, BP1, BF2520-B2R4CACT, Freq. Range: 2.4~2.5GHz; IL@BW:
   1.5dB
9. Multi-layer Chip Band-Pass Filters, BP2, BF2520-B2R4CABT, Freq. Range: 2.4~2.5GHz; IL@BW:
   2.5dB
10. GaAs IC SPDT Switch, U7, AS179-92, features low insertion loss and positive voltage operation with
   very low DC power consumption.



Document Created: 2004-09-01 12:16:52
Document Modified: 2004-09-01 12:16:52

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