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Engineer to determine network requirements and design before installation. The following factors affect the configuration of the network required: ... Page 15: Antenna Mounting Options MST WAP – User Manual 3. A hole is drilled into the mine roof and the WAP is secured into the roof using Chemset adhesive. Mounting the 1. A WAP can be WAP into the directly mounted to the rock face... Page 16 MST WAP – User Manual Mounting Description Picture Option Mounting a 1. The Yagi antenna Yagi antenna is attached to the or panel mounting pole using antenna to the U-clamps and nuts. mine tunnel 2. A threaded metal roof. bar is screwed into the mounting pole. Page 17: Examples Of Wap Installation Schemes MST WAP – User Manual 2.4 Examples of WAP Installation Schemes The installation and placement of antennas and WAPs in a mine will depend on the wireless coverage type, rock type and tunnel topology. Some examples of installation schemes are described and illustrated in the following sections. Page 18: Wi-Fi Hotspot Installation MST WAP – User Manual 2.4.2 Wi-Fi Hotspot Installation  A WAP is mounted to the inside wall of a Cap Lamp room, powered and connected to the WAP in the next location.  A dipole antenna is connected to the WAP and is bolted on the roof of the Cap Lamp room. Page 19: Ethernet Cable Ethernet cable. The WAP-N is normally connected and powered via an M12-to-RJ45 Ethernet cable from the WAP-N's Ethernet port to an MST Wireless Network Switch (NS50), but can also be powered by a separate PoE power supply. Page 20 MST WAP – User Manual Important:  All coaxial cable and antenna connections must be electrically insulated using self-amalgamating rubber tape.  The PoE supply must conform to the 802.3af (Mode

Welcome to Developer's Home.Here you can learn various mobile technologies like WAP / WAP 2.0,WML, WMLScript, XHTML MP, WCSS / WAP CSS, UAProf and SMS through ourfree tutorials, articles and examples. This web site can helpweb programmers who wish to extend their knowledge to the wirelessworld. We will introduce to you the skills needed to develop andmaintain sites and applications for wireless devices. Code examplesprovided in the tutorials and articles follow the standard of thecorresponding technology. After reading our tutorials and articles,you will understand how to build your own mobile application using thelatest technologies.Mobile Internet Browsing / WAP ApplicationsAsmobile phones become more widespread and powerful, the demand forInternet access on the move grows rapidly. WAP is the standard thatmakes mobile Internet access possible. It specifies the protocolstack and application environment of mobile Internet browsingapplications.Setting up WAP Servers for Hosting WAP 1.x or WAP 2.0 SitesBefore a WAP site can be accessible on mobile phones or other mobiledevices, you have to host it on a WAP server. In this tutorial, youcan learn how to set up a WAP server for hosting WAP 1.x or WAP 2.0 sites.Besides, you can learn about WAP 1.x and WAP 2.0 MIME types, how to setup MIME types on WAP servers, and how to set default documents to keepthe URL of a WAP site short.Read the tutorial now.WMLTutorialWML(Wireless Markup Language) is the markup language defined in the WAP1.x specification. It is the first industry-wide wireless markup language standard.There were several markup languages in the wireless world before thecoming out of WML. WML documents are viewable on both WAP 1.x and WAP2.0 wireless devices. So, by using WML, your WAP site can be visitedby most of the wireless devices in the world.Readour WML tutorial now.WMLScriptTutorialWMLScript(Wireless Markup Language Script) is the client-side scriptinglanguage of WML. Its syntax is very similar to JavaScript, sinceWMLScript is based on ECMAScript (the standardized version ofJavaScript). WMLScript can help increase the interactivity of a WAPsite. A common use of WMLScript is to validate form data.Readour WMLScript tutorial now.WMLScript Standard Libraries Quick ReferenceThe standard libraries form an important part of the WMLScript scriptinglanguage. They provide a lot of useful functions. Some of which areimpossible to be implemented by our own. WMLScript contains six standardlibraries in total. This reference provides a description for each of thefunctions available.Readthe quick reference now.XHTMLMP TutorialXHTMLMP (XHTML Mobile Profile) is the markup language of the most recentWAP 2.0 standard. It

On the condition that the recipient will make their own determination as to the suitability of the Information for their purposes prior to use. Page 8 MST WAP – User Manual... Page 9: Chapter 1. Introduction This chapter presents the features and functions of ImPact Wireless Access Point (WAP) and shows how it is integrated within a network. Mine Site Technologies' ImPact WAP is an 802.11 b/g/n wireless access point. It is used in conjunction with the ImPact Wireless Network Switch, providing a wireless network for surface and hard rock mining environments. Page 10: Hardware Overview MST WAP – User Manual 1.1 Hardware Overview The features and functions of the WAP are illustrated below. Page 11: System Layout MST WAP – User Manual Description Function Power indicator LED Solid green indicates power is applied to the unit Wireless Local Area Network Lit when the WLAN is active, and flashes when (WLAN) indicator LED wireless data is transmitted or received. Page 12: Connectivity Note: The Network Switch connected to the WAP needs to receive a minimum of 15VDC in order to supply PoE power from its Ethernet Ports. Please consult your MST System Engineer in regards to planning power distribution for your network. 1.3.2 Wireless Radio WAP-N can be configured with up to four Service Set Identifiers (SSIDs), each associated with a different VLAN. Page 13: Chapter 2. Installation MST WAP – User Manual Chapter 2. Installation Topics:  Pre-installation Planning  WAP Mounting  Antenna Mounting Options  Examples of WAP Installation Schemes  Ethernet Cable  Coaxial cable This chapter describes the options for mounting and installation of WAPs, antennas, and the connection of cables. Page 14: Pre-Installation Planning MST WAP – User Manual 2.1 Pre-installation Planning A site inspection of a mine is conducted by an MST System