Intermec 700 Series User Manual page 124

SECTION 4
UpdateNIC_InfrastructureMode()
This routine sets the 802.11b radio infrastructure mode. The two valid modes
this API supports are AP and Peer-to-Peer. The AP mode is a typical Access
Point with several stations that are connected to it. Peer-to-Peer is a mode that
allows stations to directly communicate with each other. The setting will not be
activated until the UpdateNIC_ApplyCommand() function is executed.
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UpdateNIC_NetworkName()
This routine will set the SSID (Network Name) passed in by pointer szNetwork-
Name into the network card. The name can be from 1 to 32 characters and
should be NULL terminated. The network name will not be activated until the
UpdateNIC_ApplyCommand() function is executed.
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UpdateNIC_PowerMode()
This routine will enable or disable the power management feature of the NIC.
The setting will not be activated until the UpdateNIC_ApplyCommand() function
is executed.
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int UpdateNIC_InfrastructureMode( DWORD I_Mode );
I_Mode [in] This is an integer value that specifies which infrastructure
mode to use. Valid values are INFRASTRUCTURE_AP and
INFRASTRUCTURE_PP.
This function returns a NULL if successful or a non-zero value if an error
occurs.
int UpdateNIC_NetworkName( TCHAR *szNetworkName );
None.
This function returns a NULL if successful or a non-zero value if an error
occurs.
int UpdateNIC_PowerMode( DWORD Power_Mode );
Power_Mode [in] A setting of "0" will disable power management in the
network card. A setting of "1" will enable it.
This function returns a NULL if successful or a non-zero value if an error
occurs.
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