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Chapter 3 The HiveAP 28 Outdoor Platform

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Strand Mount

The HiveAP 28 outdoor platform can also be mounted on a cable or strand of wire as shown in 

Figure 6

. When 

mounted on a wire strand, use 90-degree N type adapters (not included) to orient the antennas vertically. If you do 
not use the adapters and orient the antennas horizontally, the area covered will be far less. 

Figure 6 

Clamping the HiveAP 28 to a Wire Strand

To mount the HiveAP 28 on a wire or strand, you need a wrench and two 1/4-20 bolts, split washers, strand clamps, 
and 90-degree type N adapters. In the following instructions, you use only the 2.4 GHz antennas.
1. Position the HiveAP 28 so that its long side (with three holes at each end) is underneath a cable or wire strand 

running lengthwise along the upper side of the chassis (for the proper orientation, see the inset in 

Figure 6

).

2. Place the strand clamp over the wire and use the 1/4-20 bolt and split washer to secure the strand between the 

clamp and chassis.

3. Attach the 90-degree type N adapters to the two 2.4 GHz antenna connectors and then attach the antennas to 

the adapters so that the antennas face downward. For details, see 

"Attaching Antennas" on page 42

.

Note:

Repeat the preceding steps to fasten the other end of the HiveAP 28 to the cable or wire strand.

5 GHz

2.4 GHz

Strand Clamp

Split Washer

Strand

1/4-20 Bolt

End View

Side View

Side view of the 

HiveAP 28 mounted 

on a cable strand

90-Degree 

Type N Adapter

90-Degree 

Type N Adapter

2.4 GHz Antennas

Note: For clarity, only one bolt, washer, 
and strand clamp are shown in the 
illustration on the left. You also need to use 
a second set of these items to finish 
clamping the HiveAP to a wire strand.

Position the HiveAP 28 so that its 
long side is directly beneath a cable 
or wire strand.

Place the strand clamps over the 
wire, and bolt the clamps tightly to 
the chassis around the strand.

1

2

Attach 90-degree type N adapters to the 
2.4 GHz antenna connectors so that the 
adapters face downward, and then 
attach the antennas to the adapters

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Summary of Contents for HiveAP 28

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Page 4: ...must comply with local and national electrical codes and with other regulations governing this type of installation Aerohive Networks its channel partners resellers and distributors assume no liabilit...

Page 5: ...ion instructions and configuration examples for both the HiveAP and HiveManager platforms This chapter covers the following topics relating to the HiveAP 28 HiveAP Product Overview on page 34 Ethernet...

Page 6: ...ing Antennas on page 42 Waterproof Power Connector Using the power connector is one of two methods through which you can power the HiveAP 28 To connect it to a 100 240 volt AC power source use the pow...

Page 7: ...nd tighten until the rubber gasket emerges and wrap itself around the Ethernet cable The Ethernet connection is now sealed and waterproof 10 100 Mbps PoE Port The 10 100 Mbps Ethernet port supports IE...

Page 8: ...aving some slack in the cord lets water run away from the connections at each end Use only a weatherproof power cord such as the cord that ships with the HiveAP 28 5 Strip the other end of the power c...

Page 9: ...tennas operate concurrently in two different frequency ranges 2 4 GHz IEEE 802 11b g and 5 GHz IEEE 802 11a Using two different frequency ranges reduces the probability of interference that can occur...

Page 10: ...ed antennas Do not connect or disconnect antennas or cables from the HiveAP 28 during periods of lightning activity If you need to place the HiveAP 28 in an explosive environment such as in an oil ref...

Page 11: ...g end of the bracket in the opposite direction of the first one for better stability For example if you attached the first bracket with its long end positioned toward the outside edge of the device in...

Page 12: ...bolt and split washer to secure the strand between the clamp and chassis 3 Attach the 90 degree type N adapters to the two 2 4 GHz antenna connectors and then attach the antennas to the adapters so th...

Page 13: ...Attach four 5 16 screws to a wall or beam They must be 8 1 8 206 mm apart vertically and 7 7 8 200 mm apart horizontally to accommodate the keyholes on the mounting plates 3 Guide the keyholes over th...

Page 14: ...rs as follows 2 1 Starting at one end of the threads on one of the connectors stretch the tape and wrap it in half lap layers until you cover the threads completely 2 2 Wrap the tape in the opposite d...

Page 15: ...e attachment clamp 3 Using a pair of wrenches tighten the nut to the bolt until the clamp grips the base cap firmly Figure 9 Mounting an Antenna to a Pole Attachment Clamp Base Cap Antenna 1 3 8 Bolt...

Page 16: ...n the HiveAP 28 DEVICE POWER AND ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS Understanding the range of specifications for the HiveAP is necessary for optimal deployment and device operation The following specificat...

Page 17: ...nidirectional Model S2406BFNM Frequency 2412MHz 2437MHz 2462MHz Peak Power Output dBm 14 20 14 00 14 20 802 11g 8dBi Omnidirectional Model S2406BFNM Frequency 2412MHz 2437MHz 2462MHz Peak Power Output...

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