Intermec 2126

legacy (DSSS) (DSSS)
Platform
Brand • Model • Rev	Intermec 2126
Interface	PCMCIA (16-bit)
Connector	PCMCIA (16-bit)
FCCID	EHA2126
Chip1	Digital Ocean Shark
Chip2	Lucent THESEUS L
Chip3	Philips Model?
OUI: 00:02:2D (1 E, 23 W), 00:60:1D (2 E, 4 W)
Antenna Connection	MC
Wireless Standards	legacy (DSSS)
Other
Flags: board assy, parts list
Probable Linux driver none (see also passys)
Retail
FCC approval date	10 March 1999

Digital Ocean not currently documented.

For a list of all currently documented Lucent (Agere) chipsets with specifications, see Lucent.

For a list of all currently documented Intermec device with specifications, see Intermec.

Overview

This card (a WaveLAN/IEEE PC Card type 2, filed with the FCC in March 1999) is shown (in the black and white FCC photos) as using a THESEUS L baseband, which would be a even lower classification than the THESEUS M used in the Lucent WaveLAN Bronze. The card is 2Mbps capable.

It would seem obvious that Intermec used this same FCC ID for later 802.11b compliant models.

The Digital Ocean and Lucent branded MAC is labeled Shark in the parts list in the FCC documents.

• Wi-Fi Certified : W000074 (as of 11/22/2000)

Pictures

FCCID EHA2126

• FCC photos
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  MAC/BB side, RF shields on

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  MAC/BB side, RF shields off

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  Flash side, RF shields on

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  Flash side, RF shields off