 | iRDA Transceiver |
| Add Wireless Infrared Connectivity |
| Universal Global Industry International Standard |
| Highest Power - Fastest Specification Performance & Speed |
Short-Range Wireless Connection Between ------ A PC Computer With A USB Port, And Any IrDA-Enabled Device. This Compact, Low-Power, Integrated, USB/IrDA Bridge Controller, Enables Infared Light Wireless Data Communications That Is Not Effected BY RF Interence!
Easily Transfer Files, Images And ----- Data From A Handheld Computer, PDA, Cell Phone, Or Laptop To A Desktop PC, A Laptop/Notebook PC Computer, A IrDA Network Access Point, A Printer, Or Other IrDA Equipped Devices!
Simple Plug-And-Play ----- Instantly Provides A Wireless Connection With IRDA-Capable Cell Phones, PDAs, Keyboards, Network Access Points, Printers, toys, etc..- Giving No Wire Convenience On The Fly, Sending And Receiving Your Stuff!
Synchronies Files, Documents ----- Microsoft Outlook Folders, And More, Between A Cell Phone, PDA, Or Laptop In Seconds! The Wireless Convenient Way To Make Sure Files Are Backed Up, And That Important Files And Information Are Always At Hand!
IrDA 1.3 ----- The Worldwide Infrared Specification Standard Offers Speeds Between 2.4Kbps to 4Mbps Without Interference From RF
 Practical IR Use?
Image This.....
Two notebook computers are placed beside each other. A computer icon pops-up on both Windows-desktops. Below The Icon Is The Name Of The Other Computer Which Has Just Connected Automatically Through The Wireless Infrared Port. Open one of the icons to display a folder with the contents of this computer's desktop. Drag-and-drop a file from the laptop's desktop to the open folder of the remote laptop. The files begins to transfer through the wireless infrared connection to the other laptop until complete. After the transfer is complete, the other laptop now has the entire file; ready to use.
This transfer could have been done with a laptop and desktop computer, A Laptop Computer To A Printer, A Laptop To Desktop Computer, a PDA to Laptop, A PDA to Desktop PC, A Cell Phone To Laptop, A Cell Phone To Desktop PC, A Digital Camera To A Photo Printer, etc..
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| Simply Turn
'On' Or 'Off' As Need Wireless, Secure, IrDA
Connection
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| Multiple IrDA
Applications Can Run At The Same Time
Without Interfering Other Programs
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IrDA Works
Already With 23 Million Existing
Laptop/Notebook Computers At A Transfer
Speed Of 115Kbps; And 14 Million Existing
Laptop/Notebook Computers At 4MBps |
Basic IrDA (Infrared Data Association) is a cost-effective link for many applications, especially with its simple protocol, lack of setup complications, well-defined functions, low power draw, and low cost.
Did You Know?
Windows XP Provides IrDA Connectivity Options
Built-In!
IrDA in Windows XP provides
infrared-enabled device connectivity to the Internet or
to any other network, either through a dial-up
networking profile or a local area network (LAN) access
networking profile. A dial-up networking profile
enables computer-to-network connectivity through a
modem, while a LAN access networking profile enables a
direct point-to-point connection between two computers
or between a computer and a network access point.
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| Dial-up
networking over IrDA offers a wireless
connection to a mobile phone as the modem
and the phone's wireless wide-area-network
connection in place of a phone wire
connection.
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| Wireless
Infrared Connection To A Network (LAN, WAN,
Internet (Cable "Modem", DSL "Modem"))
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Network Connection can only be established
between machines running Windows XP and
Windows 2000; Or between a machine running
either Windows XP or Windows 2000 and any
third-party LAN IrDA Access Point.
Windows 98 and Windows Me do not
include support for the IrNET protocol.
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| Peer-to-Peer
Networking
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| Network Access
Point Connectivity Both Supported In Windows
XP
IrDA-Enabled Devices?
IrDA Enabled Devices: Nokia: 5000
series, 6000 series, 7000 series,
8000 series; Motorola: 7689, 7389,
L2000, A6288, 388, time port;
Ericsson: T39, T68, T68i, R320,
R380; Ericsson: T39, T68, T68i,
R320, R380; Siemens: 2588, 3568i,
3618, 6618, 6686, 6688; HP 5MP Laser
Printer; HP 6P Laser Printer; HP
DeskJet 990C series Printer; Sony
DSC-F1 3COM; Palm III; Palm V; Palm
M100; Palm Vx All notebooks for IrDA
function. This List keeps Growing
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