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Intel User Guide for Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Module Revision 2.0 Intel Confidential
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Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Revision History Revision Date Comments 1.0 February 29, 2008 Draft 1.0 1.5 March, 3, 2008 Formating Added 2.0 March 5, 2008 Hardware Installation Contributors Date Comments Jian Wu Intel Richard Phillips Intel Krishna Shetty Intel Priya Kesavan Intel Product Name: Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Operating Temperature 0° C to 85° C Storage Temperature –55° C to 125° C Operating Systems Windows* and Linux* Compliant with WiMedia PHY and Media Access Control (MAC) specifications Supports Band Groups 1 and 3 Dual Transceiver Chain with Transmit Power Control and Detect and Avoid (DAA) functions Implements Certified Wireless USB protocol based on USB-IF specification Implements WiMedia Logical Link Control Protocol (WLP) for IP communications Supports all WiMedia PHY speeds including 480 Mb/s Supports industry standard interfaces such as PCI-Express and Hi-Speed USB Additional interfaces like SPI, I2C, JTAG, and GPIO ports for EEPROM/FLASH connections and ancillary functions Supports industry standard association models and data encryption (AES-128 CCM) for security Driver support for Microsoft* Windows* and Linux* operating systems Intel Confidential i
FCC Test Tool ii Intel Confidential Contents 1.1 Introduction ..................................................................................... 1 1.2 References...................................................................................... 1 1.3 Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations....................................... 1 1.4 Customer Hardware Installation of the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Module ................................................................................ 1 1.5 Wireless USB Connection Manager Software................................. 2 1.6 How to connect to a Wireless USB Device ..................................... 3 1.6.1 Association........................................................................... 3 1.6.2 Connection ........................................................................... 3 1.6.3 Disconnection....................................................................... 3 1.7 Disassociation................................................................................. 4 1.8 Intel® FCC Software Test Tool Installation ..................................... 4 1.8.1 FCC Test Tool Software Installation..................................... 4 1.8.2 FCC Software Test tool Application Content List.................. 5 1.8.3 Test System Conditions........................................................ 5 1.8.4 Key features supported in this release ................................. 6 1.8.5 Known Issues and Workaround............................................ 6 1.8.6 Usage Note .......................................................................... 6 1.8.7 FCC Test Tool Typical Settings............................................ 6
Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M 1.1 Introduction This document describes the basic installation of the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M module into the OEM Platform. Installation and use of the Intel® USB Connection Manager Software setup for evaluation and testing of the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M module. Secondarily, this document also contains instructions for the installation and use of the Intel® FCC software test tool. Driver and software functions used in the USB Connection Manager and the FCC software tool are part of Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480 drivers that provide Radio control, UWB bandwidth, PHY transmit and Receive management functions. The architecture was designed with the following goals: 1. Enable the OEM to Evaluate and Test the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M module in the OEM Platform. 2. Enable connectivity of the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M module to third party Native and DWA devices. 3. Providing a continuous transmit or receive signal functionality for base FCC tests. 4. Enable the OEM to perform Base Waveform characterization of the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Module within the OEM platform. 1.2 References TBD 1.3 Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations Term Definition WDM Win32 Driver Model WA Wire Adapter HWA Host Wire Adapter DWA Device Wire Adapter WUSB Wireless USB WHCI Wireless (USB) Host Controller Interface UWB Ultra-Wideband HMC Half-Height Mini Card DUT Device Under Test 1.4 Customer Hardware Installation of the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Module 1. Install the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Module only in a system that is NRTL Listed to UL 60950-1. 2. Observe proper ESD control procedures to prevent damage to the module and the system. 3. The Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Module is not designed to be “hot plugged” Prior to installation turn off system power and disconnect power cord from mains (AC power) socket outlet, some systems may require removal of a battery to disable all power to the system and PCIe connector. Intel Confidential 1
Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M 2 Intel Confidential 4. Install the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M module into the Device Under Test. Ensure that the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M is installed .Plug the module into a PCIe mini connector compatible with (include specification # here) 5. Connect the antenna cable from the Antenna in the platform to the u-fl socket on the module and ensure the antenna is properly connected. (See example Figure 1.1 below) Figure 1-1: Example PCIe Half-Height Mini Card Installed in a Mobile Platform 6. If the UWB module will be transmitting at the same time as other wireless interfaces on the system an antenna separation distance of 20cm (8 inches) is required to meet FCC co-location restrictions, if this distance cannot be met additional testing may be required 5. Antenna usage: If the antenna selected is not an Omron model HKFF evaluation of the selected antenna’s performance and type will be required. If antenna is not a planar inverted F, and/or if the gain of the antenna used is higher than 2 dBi in Band Group 1 and 0 dBi in Band Group 3 testing to verify compliance with regulatory limits will be required. 6. The Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M module is now installed and ready to use. 1.5 Wireless USB Connection Manager Software The Intel® Wireless USB Connection Manager Software is the basic connectivity software tool for using the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Module. The Intel® Wireless USB Connection Manager software application is divided in four sections: • Wireless USB Connections • Radio Control • Help • About Locate and Install the Intel® Wireless USB Connection Manager Software package that you received with The Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M module. Please check with your Intel UNO representative to ensure you are using the version of the software.
Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M 1.6 How to connect to a Wireless USB Device 1.6.1 Association The association process enables your laptop to exchange secure identification information with the wireless USB device. Once in wireless mode, your laptop only communicates with the associated wireless USB device. To associate your laptop with your wireless USB device: 1. Install Intel(R) Wireless UWB Link 1480 Software on your laptop. 2. Connect the wireless USB device to your laptop by using a USB mini cable. 3. Perform the cable association. 4. Run the “cbafupdate” utility if required. 5. Disconnect the mini cable. 6. The DWA should be listed in the WUSB Connections as below. Note: The cable association is performed the first time you use the wireless USB device or if your laptop does not recognize the wireless USB device after you have disassociated it from your laptop. 1.6.2 Connection To connect your laptop to a wireless USB device: 1. Install Intel(R) Wireless UWB Link 1480 Software on your laptop. 2. Connect the Client wireless USB device to your laptop by using a USB mini cable. 3. Perform the cable association. Note: The cable association is performed the first time you use the wireless USB device or if your laptop does not recognize the wireless USB device after you have disassociated it from your laptop. 4. Once the cable association is completed, the Wireless USB Connection Manager displays a device entry in the Wireless USB Connections tab. 5. Disconnect the USB cable from your laptop to the wireless USB device. 6. Now the wireless USB device should connect automatically to your laptop. Some wireless USB devices support manual connection option. Please refer to the documentation from the wireless USB device vendor describing how to connect. 1.6.3 Disconnection To disconnect an existing wireless connection: 1. In the Wireless USB Connection Manager, go to the Wireless USB Connections tab and select the device you would like to disconnect. 2. Click the Disconnect button at the bottom of the screen or right-click on the device and choose the Disconnect Device option. Intel Confidential 3
Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M 4 Intel Confidential Figure 1-2 Intel® Wireless USB Connection Manager Software GUI 1.7 Disassociation The disassociation process removes the secure identification information about your laptop and your wireless USB device so your laptop no longer recognizes the wireless USB device. To disassociate your laptop from your wireless USB device: 1. In the Wireless USB Connection Manager, go to the Wireless USB Connections tab and select the device you would like to disassociate. 2. Click the Disassociate button at the bottom of the screen or right-click on the device and choose the Disassociate Device option. 1.8 Intel® FCC Software Test Tool Installation The Intel® FCC software test tool is an Internal Intel development tool that may be used provide test signals used in the basic module testing The software tool is only for use with the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Module. 1.8.1 FCC Test Tool Software Installation 1. Remove any previous FCC test application tool by uninstalling the drivers from Windows Device Manager. 2. Install Intel FCC Software application on test Platform: Unzip all files in this package into its own folder, eg: c:\FCC_Test_FV_PCIe 3. Create a shortcut of UwbFCCTestTool.exe on your Desktop by: - right click it->Send To->Desktop 4. Shut down the test platform or test PC. 5. Install the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M module into the Device Under Test. Ensure that the Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M is installed in the test platform and the antenna is properly connected. (See example Figure 1.1) 7. Start the test platform or test PC.
Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M 8. When Windows pops up "Found new hardware Wizard": - select the "No, not this time", then "Next" - select "install from a list or specific location", then "Next" - use the "Browse" button to select the folder you put the test tool files in, then "next" 9. Check the test drivers are installed properly using the Windows Device Manager. “Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M FCC Test PCIe Driver v1.5" should display at the bottom of the display 10. Run the uwbFCCTestTool software application and at the select station window GUI in the box Select “Station A” Do not press Load Firmware button. 11. The Intel® uwbFCCTestTool Software GUI will now appear. (See Figure 1-3 Below) Figure 1-3: Intel® FCC Test Tool GUI with Typical Settings 1.8.2 FCC Software Test tool Application Content List The following files are included in this release package: 1. FV_FCC_PCIeUWBmini.sys 2. UWBCtrl.sys 3. FV_A2_FCC_PICeMini.inf 4. uwbctrl.dll 5. UwbFCCTestTool.exe 6. This release note 1.8.3 Test System Conditions 1. Intel® based Laptop with available PCIe HMC Slot or 2. Intel® Pentium 4 or later desktop PC W/PCIe HMC slot 3. Microsoft* Windows XP with SP2 4. HMC with Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M (Lynx Creek) Intel Confidential 5
Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M 1.8.4 Key features supported in this release 1. Continuous TX: Send packages continuously for spectrum mask measurement 2. Continuous Rx: Receive packages continuously for spectrum mask measurement 3. BG1 and BG3: support TX/Rx on both BG1 and BG3 4. Burst mode with user selectable long preamble or short preamble 5. User selectable PHY transmission rate 6. User selectable payload size (from 1 to 4095 bytes) 1.8.5 Known Issues and Workaround A module under test may hang after many repeatedly TX/RX commands. Workaround for this: 1. Start Windows Device Manager, 2. Right click on the "Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M FCC Test PCIe Driver" 3. Select "Disable" 4. Right click it again, select "Enable" 5. Exit the test application 6. Restart the test application 1.8.6 Usage Note 1. Typical use for FCC Compliance testing of Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Module in OEM/ODM customer platform. 2. FCC software tool may also be used to connect the DUT (HMC card) RF output to a spectrum analyzer (such as Agilent E4407B) via a coaxial cable. 3. Run the continuous TX (set package count to 0), and monitor the spectrum mask for FCC compliance or package error counts. 4. Run the TX power level selection to see the power level changes. 1.8.7 FCC Test Tool Typical Settings 1. The “uwbFCCTestTool” software application has several user selectable variables in the test tool GUI. (See Figure 1-4 ) 2. Typical option settings for use in FCC Compliance testing of an Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Module in OEM/ODM customer platform: Antenna: = 1 Payload Size = 2000 Start Seq = 0 Channel= (9-15 or 25-31) Typ = 13 Count = 0 Frame Spacing = 0 Burst Mode = 0=Off Ack Policy = NoAck PHY Data Rate = 53.3Mbps 3. Highlight “Start Transmit” In Select FCC Command Box 4. Click “Send Command” Button to begin transmission. 5. Additional commands can be start/stopped in same manner. 6. Activity Log shows success/Failure of executed command. 7. Repeat steps as required for each band tested. 6 Intel Confidential
Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M Figure 1-4: Intel® FCC Test Tool GUI with Typical Settings Figure 1-5: Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M HMC Module without Insulator shield Intel Confidential 7
Intel® Wireless UWB Link 3480M 8 Intel Confidential Insulator label 28mm Figure 1-4: Example FCC Label MACMACYWWVSXXXXXXXXXX15mm ISN barcode 16mm 6mm 6mmMACMACYWWVSXXXXXXXXXX

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