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WiMax support??

dlabun
Beginner
‎02-05-2009 07:07 AM
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I am trying to develop an embedded computer system equipped with a WiMAX/WiFi Link 5350 card. Is it possible to control the WiMax portion of the card with my own code? I need tocontrol just about every aspect of the WiMax, including carrier activation and switching between WiFi and WiMax. The target OS is Windows Embedded, running a custom shell so using the Intel utilities that come with the card is out of the question. The custom shell is being written in VB .NET.
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Quoc-Thai_L_Intel
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‎02-09-2009 04:28 PM
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Quoting - dlabun
I am trying to develop an embedded computer system equipped with a WiMAX/WiFi Link 5350 card. Is it possible to control the WiMax portion of the card with my own code? I need tocontrol just about every aspect of the WiMax, including carrier activation and switching between WiFi and WiMax. The target OS is Windows Embedded, running a custom shell so using the Intel utilities that come with the card is out of the question. The custom shell is being written in VB .NET.
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Unfortunately Intel does not have ISV support or provide an SDK for the Intel WiMAX/WiFi Link 5350 at this time.

-Thai

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dlabun
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‎02-11-2009 02:52 PM
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That's a problem....I guess I will have to pick a different vendor for WiMax.
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