Kingston KNW-PCM11

b (B11)
Kingston EtheRx Wireless PCMCIA 11 Mbps Adapter
Platform
Brand • Model • Rev	Kingston KNW-PCM11
Interface	PCMCIA (16-bit)
Connector	PCMCIA (16-bit)
FCCID	JIC-KNW-PCM11, M4Y-XI-300
Chipset	Intersil PRISM 2
Chip1	Harris HFA3841
Chip2	Intersil Model?
Chip3	Intersil Model?
OUI: none specified
Antenna Connection	RP-MMCX
Wireless Standards	IEEE 802.11b
802.11b	up to 11 Mbps
Operating Frequency	2.4 GHz
Other
Manuf/OEM/ODM	Z-Com XI-300
Probable Linux driver hostap or orinoco (in backports) (see also passys)
Retail
FCC approval date	04 June 2001
FCC ID Kingston KNW-USB11 M4Y-XI-300 JIC-KNW-PCM11   FCC ID Best Data WL400-RAP M4Y-XI-300 Compaq iPAQ Connection Point CP-2W M4Y-XI-300 IBM High Rate Wireless LAN Gateway (DR-E200W) M4Y-XI-300 Kingston KNW-USB11 M4Y-XI-300 JIC-KNW-PCM11 Planex GW-NS110 M4Y-XI-300 Planex GW-US110 M4Y-XI-300 Proxim Harmony 8430 M4Y-XI-300 Z-Com XI-300 M4Y-XI-300 PBA-SP905 PRL-IWE1200 LZU-MAP-811E-

For a list of all currently documented Harris chipsets with specifications, see Harris.

For a list of all currently documented Intersil chipsets with specifications, see Intersil.

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• 11 Mbps - 2.4GHz 802.11b = B11 class

Overview

The Kingston FCC ID for this device is a Change in Identification entry with no public note of which entry it is redirecting to. However, the device is obviously a Z-Com XI-300 (removable antenna model, with antenna module installed).

Kingston Delivers Cable-Free Connectivity

Small review from 2001 about this and the Kingston KNW-USB11

The driver for this device has two different PCMCIA strings for the device..

• PCMCIA\Kingston-KNW-PCM11-0000
  • probably 3.3V
• PCMCIA\Kingston-KNW-PCM11-5FAE
  • probably 5V

Pictures

• from the PC Magazine review
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