Motorola SM02-UG-en user manual Installation Of The Subscriber Module, Reflector dish arm

discern that a password is set.

•The operator can enter in information about the Site Name, Location, and Contact. This is optional.

If the subscriber module is in the 5.7 GHz band and the operator will be utilizing the Canopy passive reflector to obtain a link at distances of 10 miles or less, the subscriber module should be mounted to the reflector in the following manner. The reflector arm is molded to receive the plastic housing of the subscriber module. Utilize stainless steel hose clamps to secure the module to the arm. The module is now properly aligned within the reflector.

Stainless steel hose clamps

Reflector dish arm

INSTALLATION OF THE SUBSCRIBER MODULE

When power is applied to a Canopy module or the unit reset via the web-based interface, the module will take approximately 25 seconds to boot up. During this boot up time, power on self- tests and other diagnostics are being performed.

The following steps must be performed for successful installation:

•Select a mounting location that is free from objects, such as buildings, large trees, etc., that will interfere with the line of sight to the Access Point cluster location. Be mindful of the Fresnel Zone.

•The Canopy module should be mounted vertically as shown in FIGURE 3. All Canopy modules’ antennas are vertically polarized in this direction.

•Mount the Canopy subscriber module to a secured location on the side/roof of the building. The mount must be rigid and the subscriber module must not sway from outside forces.

•Illustrated in FIGURE 3 is an example of mounting the unit to an antenna mast. Stainless steel hose-clamps, or any suitable outdoor equivalent, may be used to secure the unit to the mast.

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