Difference between revisions of "ICradio-ZWIR4512-Stick"
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[[file:ICradio_ZWIR4512_Stick.jpg|200px|left|framed|ICradio ZWIR4512 Stick]] | [[file:ICradio_ZWIR4512_Stick.jpg|200px|left|framed|ICradio ZWIR4512 Stick]] | ||
| − | The ICradio ZWIR4512 OEM module is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6LoWPAN | + | The ICradio ZWIR4512 OEM module is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6LoWPAN 6loWPAN] radio module. The delivered 6LowPAN radio stack is able to build up a meshing network. Every node is automatically relaying packets. So the user does not need to care about meshing. Just send packts to the nodes, the network will route the packets to the destination. |
The 6LowPAN Stack is delivered by ZMDI. It is a free for use software library in addition of some C-header files. | The 6LowPAN Stack is delivered by ZMDI. It is a free for use software library in addition of some C-header files. | ||
The ICradio ZWIR4512 Stick uses the ICradio ZWIR4512 OEM to build up a USB-IPv6 radio network card. When plugged in the computer the stick becomes a network card. This means the ICradio ZWIR4512 Stick is a Ethernet to Radio Network Gateway. | The ICradio ZWIR4512 Stick uses the ICradio ZWIR4512 OEM to build up a USB-IPv6 radio network card. When plugged in the computer the stick becomes a network card. This means the ICradio ZWIR4512 Stick is a Ethernet to Radio Network Gateway. | ||
| + | To use the Stick within Windows, only a single .inf-File is needed, which can be found [[media:USB_RF_Treiber.zip|here]] | ||
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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
Revision as of 16:03, 19 October 2011
The ICradio ZWIR4512 OEM module is a 6loWPAN radio module. The delivered 6LowPAN radio stack is able to build up a meshing network. Every node is automatically relaying packets. So the user does not need to care about meshing. Just send packts to the nodes, the network will route the packets to the destination. The 6LowPAN Stack is delivered by ZMDI. It is a free for use software library in addition of some C-header files.
The ICradio ZWIR4512 Stick uses the ICradio ZWIR4512 OEM to build up a USB-IPv6 radio network card. When plugged in the computer the stick becomes a network card. This means the ICradio ZWIR4512 Stick is a Ethernet to Radio Network Gateway.
To use the Stick within Windows, only a single .inf-File is needed, which can be found here
Usage
- Plug in the ICradio ZWIR4512 Stick
- send/receive UDP packets to/from the IPv6 radio nodes
