Here Is What You
Need:
A GCC AirNet end-user
must be equipped with a Network Interface card
(NIC)*, a 10baseT or 100baseT hub, or switch,
and a computer or other network device, for proper
operation. The following are provided: 50 feet
of Ethernet cable, 15dbi Unidirectional AirNet
unit, Power Injector, and one Ethernet cable.
In addition, the end-users computer/s must meet
GCC AirNet's recommended system requirements.
You should also
own your own home or building where the wireless
will be installed or have land lord permission for
installation.
Minimum
System Requirements: |
|
|
PC |
Macintosh |
Linux |
| Processor |
166 Mhz or higher (Pentium recommended) |
68040-25 Mhz or higher |
486-66 Mhz |
| RAM |
32 MB (64 MB recommended) |
32 MB (64 MB recommended) |
32 MB (64 MB recommended) |
| Operating System |
Windows 95/98/ME |
System 7.1 or higher |
Red Hat, BSD, Slackware, Linux PPC |
| Network card |
10 Base-T Ethernet card* |
Apple Ethernet-built-in 10-Base-T* or AUI adapter |
10 Base-T Ethernet card * |
| Video |
VGA 256 colors or better |
256 colors or better |
VGA 256 colors or better |
| Internet |
Microsoft TCP/IP stack (or equivalent) |
Mac TCP 2.06 or later |
Linux TCP/IP Stack |
| Expansion Slot |
1 ISA or PCI Slot |
None/or Airport Card |
1 ISA or PCI Slot |
NOTE for Apple PowerBooks or PC Laptops,
no ISA or PC slot is necessary. You can use the existing
PCMCIA slot on your laptop. For Macintosh Computers a special
Ethernet to wireless radio device is required and requires
an additional cost. If you have an iMac, iBook or G4 with
a wireless Airport card install costs decrease if you are
within range of service using your existing wireless card.
If not you will have to add an Ethernet card to you unit.
*Ethernet card required for all applications.
