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INTRODUCTION
The YellowjacketPLUS™ is an 802.11a Analysis System. It
consists of an HP iPAQ PocketPC® integrated with custom
hardware and software by BVS. This system contains a variety
of features to analyze 802.11a networks including spectrum
analysis over all 8 channels (5 GHz), a list of AP's and/or sta-
tions over all 8 channels and other data for each individual
MAC address. The YellowjacketPLUS also contains a "Geiger-
counter" feature to locate a single AP/ STAtion via audio/visual
aids and a security feature to warn the user of possible unau-
thorized AP/ STAtions in the area based on a list of authorized
MAC addresses. The data from a YellowjacketPLUS may be
logged into resident memory for transfer to a desktop PC at
a later time and then be converted from binary to ASCII using
"Chameleon WLAN".
The top angle shows the removable
lus,
GPS antenna connection
slot. Always keep the IrDA port clean and clear of obstacles
for data transmission.
STARTING UP YellowjacketPLUS
Power up your YellowjacketPLUS by pushing
upper right corner of unit. This power will automatically power
up the YellowjacketPLUS receiver also. When you power
down the iPAQ, (push the power button on the upper right
quickly-holding this button will also toggle the backlight on
and off) your YellowjacketPLUS receiver will also shut down.
Connect the included antenna to the SMA connector and
remove the
stylus
by pushing down on it. Use your stylus to
tap onto the
Windows® icon
YellowjacketPLUS
in the pulldown menu. Data may be trans-
ferred to a PC via the
IrDA window
Install YellowjacketPLUS software by connecting your iPAQ to
your PC and inserting included BVS software CD-ROM into PC
to begin installation. You may also use the provided Compact
Flash Installer card. Be sure to turn off any internal WLAN or
Bluetooth in your iPAQ before using your YellowjacketPLUS.
YellowjacketPLUS ACCESSORIES
YellowjacketPLUS includes a 5 GHz antenna, 2 battery packs
(10 Ni-MH cells), AC/DC charger & USB/IrDA communicator
sled and carrying case.
antenna
connection,
(optional),
IrDA port
and
power button
in the upper left corner. Choose
or USB or serial connection.
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Your iPAQ can be reset using 2 different methods.
If Yellowjacket software loses communications with
Yellowjacket hardware, perform a soft reset with your
stylus by pressing the reset button behind the battery
door at the bottom of the unit. Perform a hard reset by
holding in the
two outer buttons
while performing a soft reset. Warning! Hard reset
erases all RAM data from iPAQ so be sure to backup
all data and re-install your Yellowjacket application
software after a hard reset.
WARNING FOR USERS WITH BUILT-IN WIRELESS
(you must disable your iPAQ's Bluetooth and WLAN)
1. Press the START button on the upper left hand side
of the touch screen.
2. Click on the "iPAQ Wireless" folder.
3. Click on the "Wireless Control" program.
4. Click on "All wireless features OFF". The icons for
Bluetooth and WLAN will have red backgrounds when
disabled.
for at least 10 seconds
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