Use this to read the info from an APP(I,o,t)

AssociatedStationsGRP OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= {wireless 5}

1.3.6.1.4.1.410.1.2.5.1
AssociatedSTAsNum OBJECT-TYPE
      SYNTAX  INTEGER (0..2007)
      ACCESS  read-only
      STATUS  mandatory
      DESCRIPTION
      "This parameter's value indicates the number of the currently
      associated STAtions. Associated STAtions should not be more
      than 2007."
      ::= { AssociatedStationsGRP 1 }
Read this value for the total number of associated stations.

1.3.6.1.4.1.410.1.2.5.2
AssociatedSTAsInfo      OBJECT-TYPE
            SYNTAX      OCTET STRING (SIZE (24))
            ACCESS  read-only
            STATUS  mandatory
            DESCRIPTION
            "The associated STAtion's Information.
                AssociatedSTAsInfo{
                        unsigned short Index;
                        unsigned char  MacAddress[6];
                        unsigned char  Status;
                        unsigned char  Port;
                        unsigned char  ParentMacAddress[6];
                        unsigned char  RSSI;
                        unsigned char  LinkQuality;
                        unsigned char  IP[4];
                        unsigned char  Reserved1[2];
                } "
            ::= { AssociatedStationsGRP 2 }
Write to this value the index number of the station for which you want
information for. The response will be the information. 
Index(2) = A value between 1 and the value returned from AssociatedSTAsNUM
from which you requested the information about.
MacAddress(6) = 
Status(1) = 
Port(1) = 
ParentsMac(6) = 
RSSI(1) = Received Signal Strength Indicator. A value between 0 and 40 (hx00
- hx28).
LQ(1) = Link Quality. A value between 0 and 40 (hx00 - hx28).
IP(4) = The IP address may not be from the device. This feature is currently
broken.
Reserved(2) = Reserved for future use.

Use this to get the info from an AB(I,o,t)


NetworkSettingsGRP OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= {wireless 8}

1.3.6.1.4.1.410.1.2.8.1
NetworkSettings OBJECT-TYPE
                SYNTAX OCTET STRING (SIZE (53))
                ACCESS read-only
                STATUS mandatory
                DESCRIPTION      
                "Network Settings.
                struct NETWORK_SETTINGS {
                        unsigned short reserved1;
                        unsigned char BSSID[6];
                        unsigned short InfoCapability;
                        unsigned char Rssi;
                        unsigned char Channel;
                        unsigned char reserved2[2];
                        unsigned char LinkQuality;
                        unsigned char reserved3[5];
                        unsigned char ESSID[32];
                        unsigned char ESSLEN;
                }"
                ::= {NetworkSettingsGRP 1}
Reserved(2)
BSSID(6) = MacAddress of the bridge
InfoCapability(2) = Unknown
RSSI(1) = A number between 0 and 40 (hx00 - hx28) representing the received
signal strength
Channel(1) = Channel that unit is operating on (1-11/hx01-hx0b)
Reserved(2)
LinkQuality(1) = A number between 0 and 40 (hx00-hx28) representing the
amount of successful packets transmitted
Reserved(5)
ESSID(32) = Should be the ESSID of the AP the unit is connected to, but may
not be used.
ESSLEN(1) = Represents the length of the ESSID

Don't forget that an Octet (not octal or base 8) is two hex digits together
and can be as high as 255. A good meter will check the reading on both ends
of the length.

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Wayland Sothcott
Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2003 2:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Chris Chance; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: [smartBridges] Simple Signal Strength Meter


www.rabbitsemiconductor.com

I can program this micro to be a hand held signal strength meter. I just
need 
some 'C' code for talking SNMP with the airBridge. There has got to be a 
simple set of commands I can send to get results back. The Rabbit is fully 
TCP/IP enabled.

 


On Friday 12 Sep 2003 11:34 pm, Chris Chance wrote:
> Rabbit 2000? Im ignorant sorry :)
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wayland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 12:49 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Has anyone got some 'C' code for a simple signal strength meter which will
> talk to the airBridge.
>
> I believe this would work by SNMP, it would log in then poll the airBridge
> for it's signal strength. It would be nice to do this for the Rabbit 2000,
> this would make an excellent feild diagnostic meter.
>
> Regards,
> Wayland Sothcott.
>
>
>
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