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Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of 802.11/Usage

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26	26	== Using the UART Menu ==
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28		Both the AP and STA implementations include extensive control of parameters via UART. The instructions [wiki:howto/USB_UART provided here] show how to connect to the USB UART on WARP v3. The 802.11 Reference Design uses a baud rate of 115200 for all UART interactions. Because the 802.11 Reference Design contains two processors each with their own ability to print to UART, the dip switch on the board is used to select which UART output is driving the USB UART port on the board. The below menus assume you are connected to the UART that is driven by CPU_HIGH. To make this selection, ensure that the right-most dip switch in the User I/O section of the board is set to "up."
	28	Both the AP and STA implementations include extensive control of parameters via UART. The instructions [wiki:howto/USB_UART provided here] show how to connect to the USB UART on WARP v3. The 802.11 Reference Design uses a baud rate of 115200 for all UART interactions. Because the 802.11 Reference Design contains two processors each with their own ability to print to UART, the User I/O dip switch on the board is used to select which UART output is driving the USB UART port on the board. The below menus assume you are connected to the UART that is driven by CPU_HIGH. To make this selection, ensure that the right-most dip switch in the User I/O section of the board is set to "up."
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30	30	=== AP UART Capabilities ===