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High Throughput Wireless Data Transceiver Installation Guide 

 
 

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A.  Transceiver installation steps 
 

To install the HT2+ series transceivers, follow the basic steps given below. 
 

1. 

Mount the transceiver to the flat, stable surface using mounting holes in the case of the 
enclosure.  Transceiver models sold under FCC ID KNY-42182112519 are to be installed 
professionally in NEMA enclosures.

 

 
2. 

Install the antenna and connect the antenna feedline to the transceiver.  If you are installing a 
directional antenna, preset the antenna’s direction appropriately.  The antenna must be 
professionally installed on fixed-mounted permanent outdoor structures for satisfying RF 
exposure requirements.

 

 
3. 

Connect a computer to the transceiver’s RJ45 port or to an Ethernet connection on the same 
network segment as the transceiver (please refer to the HT2+ manual for additional 
information).  This computer will be used to set the radio configuration.

 

 
4. 

Install the power for the radio.

 

 
5. 

Connect to the transceiver’s Web page and set the radio configuration according to the 
system topology and data terminal equipment requirements.  Default transceiver settings 
allow users to do a quick installation without major changes in transceiver’s configuration.  
However, there is one parameter that 

must be considered for a new installation – the 

transceiver’s power output setting. (“Transmit Power”.  Radio Setup menu > 
Transmission Characteristics section.)

 

 

Transceiver output power level 

must be 

set according to the tables given below to satisfy 

FCC maximum EIRP requirement.  Per FCC regulations, any antenna used with FreeWave 
transceivers must either be one of the approved antennas shown below or an antenna 
approved by FreeWave Technologies with comparable performance parameters.  FreeWave 
Technologies offers a variety of Omni-directional and directional external antennas, with both 
bracket and magnetic mounts. The complete list of antennas available from FreeWave 
Technologies including antenna gains, antenna manufacturer’s information and antenna’s 
characteristics is shown below:   

 

 

The following antennas are approved for use with FreeWave HT2+ model transceivers: 

 

900MHz Directional Antennas 

Gain Manufacturer 

Manufacturer 

Model Number 

FreeWave 

Model Number 

11dBi Larsen 

YA5900-W 

EAN0900YA 

10dB BlueWave 

BMY890K5502N4 

EAN0900YC 

NOTE:

 Use of EAN0900YA requires a cable equivalent to FreeWave part # AS1504xx.  This 

150’ LMR-400 cable and will provide ~5.85dB of attenuation, thus allowing the 
transceiver to run at full power and comply with FCC regulations. Scale other high 
gain antennas accordingly.  

 
 
 
 
 
 

900MHz Omni-directional Antennas 

Summary of Contents for HT2+

Page 1: ...hernet Terminal Server Model HT2 Installation Guide V1 0a FreeWave Technologies Inc 1880 South Flatiron Court Boulder CO 80301 303 444 3862 303 786 9948 Fax www FreeWave com SPREAD SPECTRUM WIRELESS D...

Page 2: ...NY 42182112519 All transceiver models sold under FCC ID KNY 42182112519 must be installed professionally This transceiver is only approved for use when installed in devices produced by FreeWave Techno...

Page 3: ...hese limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and may radiate radio frequency energy and if not ins...

Page 4: ...r changes in transceiver s configuration However there is one parameter that must be considered for a new installation the transceiver s power output setting Transmit Power Radio Setup menu Transmissi...

Page 5: ...nas are given as an example and cable loss combinations NOTE It is the installer s responsibility to ensure that the emission limits are not exceeded Table 2 below shows how the RFXmitPower settings o...

Page 6: ...tennas other than listed in this section can potentially be used with the transceiver provided that these antennas are of a similar type to the listed above antenna gain does not exceed 5 dB for omni...

Page 7: ...rnal antenna placement of that antenna is critical to a solid data link Other antennas in close proximity are a potential source of interference use the Radio Statistics or Diagnostics software to hel...

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