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Quanta 5
Quanta 5 Technical User Manual
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6.5 Antenna Alignment
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It is recommended to have two teams prepared for alignment procedure, each team with
at least two members: one should take the signal readings and communicate with the
remote end, the other should manipulate the antenna.
For rough alignment use the azimuth, elevation angle and suspension height from
InfiPLANNER report.
On the device case there is a scale indicating the received signal level. The more often
indicator flashes, the better quality of the connection. Blinking indicator shows an
intermediate state, the more often indicator is blinking, the higher the connection level.
For more accurate alignment, use the alignment tool built into the device web interface.
After the initial alignment, the device at the remote side must be fixed. Firstly, the
alignment is performed for one device, then for another.