You might be able to find code on the internet somewhere - either in drivers
themselves or open software for windows that interacts with wireless drivers
(I think there might be open source sniffer packages, for example).
To my knowledge, there is not an easy public windows API do what you are
suggesting.
However, generally speaking, you can talk to drivers using IOCTL calls from
most user-mode apps. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...eiocontrol.asp
More wireless driver info can be found here:
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device...s/default.mspx
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"Ketan." <Ketan.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am using Win XP and Netgear WLAN PCMCIA card. Everything works fine
>normally.
>
> I am working on a project in which I have created a small system with a
> microcontroller connected to a WLAN card. Microcontroller sends raw data
> to
> WLAN card and WLAN card wraps data in a 802.11 b frame and sends it out.
> There is not usage of TCP or UDP protocol at all before the data sent out.
> These data will be read by my Netgear WLAN card attached to my laptop
> running Win XP. Since my microcontroller did not use TCP, I can not use
> regular application development tools to write my application. I need to
> write an applicatin that will run on my laptop and talk to WLAN card
> directly
> and bypass the TCP / UDP (Transport layer) completely. Could anyone put me
> in
> right direction here?
>
> I know that I will have to set up my laptop + WLAN card in ad-hoc mode in
> order to receive data from the microntroller + WLAN. Any help will be
> appreciated.
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