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Installation Guide for 3G Antennas

 

Connection: 

Important: The antenna positioning should be completed before connecting cables. 

Fit the jumper cables to the antenna connectors. The "+" and the "-" coaxial ports are interchangeable 
unless otherwise specified by the operator's requirements. 
The connection to the antenna should ensure that there is no undue stress on the antenna or its 
connectors. Connection shall be in accordance with operator's standard specifications. Form the cables 
into a pre formed "swan neck" and comply with the minimum bending radius specified by the cable 
manufacturer. Clamp and strap the cables to the support structure. Avoid any direct contact of the cable 
to the antenna surface. 
 
Electrical tilt adjustment: 
Set the electrical tilt according to the operator guidelines for this installation. The electrical tilt on the 
antenna is changed by turning the adjustment screw with a 10 mm spanner. 
Turn clockwise to increase the tilt on the antenna. 
 

 

The tilt indicator has colour coded spaces. When the limit between two colours is aligned with the bottom 
plate, the electrical tilt is set to the value indicated just below the plate. The colour markings ensure that it 
is easy to check that the correct tilt level is set when viewing from a distance. 
Check and record the antenna return loss on each port and the isolation between ports, if relevant.  
Waterproof the coaxial connectors. We recommend the use of dedicated devices containing gel material 
rather than using tape or mastic. Care must be taken when choosing such a device that it fits to the length 
of the hexagonal nut of the 7/16 connectors on the jumpers. 
Give a final inspection of the installation and document the antenna installation with antenna type number 
and serial number, pointing direction, mechanical tilt, measured return loss. 

4.4 - Maintenance 

The antenna system should be inspected annually. Particular attention must be given to mounting 
hardware, nuts and bolts, connector waterproofing. Replace as necessary. 
During this inspection, clearance of the breather holes must be checked and the antenna shroud should 
be cleaned with a soft detergent. 
A return loss measurement of the whole antenna system should be carried out and compared to the 
previous record. 
Antenna repairs are not possible without major de-commissioning of the antenna. Any antenna 
considered faulty should be returned to us for assessment, repair and refurbishment as necessary. 

Adjustment screw 
(10 mm spanner) 

Indicator shows that tilt 
is set to 8.8 degree 

Summary of Contents for 5121100

Page 1: ...ardware for pole mounting standard 13 3 2 Hardware for pole mounting large 14 3 3 Hardware for wall mounting 15 3 4 Hardware for mechanical tilt 17 3 5 Hardware for mechanical tilt on wall mounting 18 Section 4 Installation 19 4 1 General guidelines 19 4 2 Unpacking and checks 19 4 3 Antenna installation 19 4 4 Maintenance 20 _________ Document history Issue Comments Date Issue 05 Logo changed Ant...

Page 2: ...plates at top and bottom The table next page provides a sum up of all available accessories Section 2 of this document describes the accessories dedicated to antenna with pivot mounting points Most of such antennas have two pivots at top and bottom on the back of the antenna But some of them with a big height have a third pivot at the middle of the back The pictures in this section 2 describe the ...

Page 3: ...t accessory is a kit to be used in conjunction with the pole or wall brackets ordered separately 2 The tilt label on one of the scissor arms is marked with a letter to help distinguish between the kits 3 These antennas have a third mounting point at the middle of the back 4 Cannot be used together with the mechanical tilt kit 0900394 00 Consider the P N 0900533 00 5 Cannot be used together with th...

Page 4: ... for pole mounting standard This accessory is used for installation on pipes of 48 to 115 mm diameter The figures and part list below describe the kit and how to assemble it on the antenna The middle components do not apply to antenna with only pivots at top and bottom two mounting points The accessory parts list is given next page ...

Page 5: ...ube 2 8 M10 x 200 mm hex head screw 4 4 M8 x 30 mm hex head screw 4 9 M10 plain washer 8 5 M8 plain washer 6 10 M10 full nut 8 3 pivots points antenna Pole mounting 48 to 115 mm 0900393 00 part list item description quantity item description quantity 1 Pole clamp 6 6 M8 full nut 18 2 Antenna bracket 3 7 M8 x 130 mm hex head bolt 3 3 Spacing tube 3 8 M10 x 200 mm hex head screw 6 4 M8 x 30 mm hex h...

Page 6: ...rge This accessory is used for installation on pipes of 70 to 150 mm diameter The figures and part list below describe the kit and how to assemble it on the antenna The middle components do not apply to antenna with only pivots at top and bottom The accessory parts list is given next page ...

Page 7: ...pacing tube 2 8 M10 studding 260 mm 4 4 M8 x 30 mm hex head screw 4 9 M10 plain washer 8 5 M8 plain washer 6 10 M10 full nut 16 3 pivots points antenna Pole mounting 115 to 150 mm 0900501 00 part list item description quantity item description quantity 1 Pole clamp 6 6 M8 full nut 18 2 Antenna bracket 3 7 M8 x 130 mm hex head bolt 3 3 Spacing tube 3 8 M10 studding 260 mm 6 4 M8 x 30 mm hex head sc...

Page 8: ...part list below describe the kit and how to assemble it on the antenna The middle components do not apply to antenna with only pivots at top and bottom Note that the bottom pan bracket is reversed compared to the top and middle ones For antenna with 3 pivots mechanical tilt cannot be added to this accessory a specific accessory has to be used that includes pan brackets and tilt arms ...

Page 9: ...Hand 1 7 M8 plain washer 2 3 Wall bracket Left Hand 1 8 M8 full nut 4 4 Pan bracket Left Hand 1 9 M8 coil spring washer 4 5 M8 x 130 mm hex head bolt 2 10 M8 x 30 mm hex head screw 4 3 pivots points antenna Wall mounting with pan 0900395 00 part list item description quantity item description quantity 1 Wall bracket Right Hand 2 6 Spacing tube 3 2 Pan bracket Right Hand 2 7 M8 plain washer 3 3 Wal...

Page 10: ...ype because each tilt indicator label on one of the scissor arms differs for various lengths of antennas A letter printed on the tilt indicator label helps to distinguish between the various types see table in section 1 The figures and part list below describe the kit and how to assemble it on the antenna The middle components do not apply to antenna with only pivots at top and bottom The top scis...

Page 11: ... 3 pivots points antenna Mechanical tilt kit 0900394 00 part list item description quantity item description quantity 1 Long scissor arm 2 5 M8 x 130 mm hex head bolt 4 2 Short scissor arm 2 6 M8 plain washer 5 3 Spacing tube 4 7 M8 full nut 8 4 Tilt position label top scissor only 1 2 5 Hardware for mechanical tilt on wall mounting 2 5 1 Antennas with two mounting pivot points For such installati...

Page 12: ...t on the antenna The figure at top of page 7 shows the panning capability The top scissor has a tilt angle indicator label Note that the three panning brackets are identical in this kit 3 pivots points antenna Mechanical tilt with pan 0900533 00 part list item description quantity item description quantity 1 Wall bracket Right Hand 3 7 M8 coil spring washer 6 2 Pan bracket Right Hand 3 8 M8 x 30 m...

Page 13: ...s a set of two pole brackets for installation on pipes of 48 to 115 mm diameter The figures and part list below describe the kit and how to assemble it on the antenna 0900390 00 part list item description quantity item description quantity 1 Pole clamp 4 5 M10 full nut 8 2 not used 6 M8 x 30 mm hex head screw 4 3 M10 x 200 mm hex head screw 4 7 M8 plain washer 4 4 M10 plain washer 8 8 M8 full nut ...

Page 14: ...stallation on pipes of 70 to 150 mm diameter The figures and part list below describe the kit and how to assemble it on the antenna 0900503 00 part list item description quantity item description quantity 1 Pole clamp 4 5 not used 2 M10 studding 260 mm 4 6 M8 x 30 mm hex head screw 4 3 M10 plain washer 8 7 M8 plain washer 4 4 M10 full nut 16 8 M8 full nut 8 ...

Page 15: ...imuth panning capability The figures and part list below describe the kit and how to assemble it on the antenna 0900408 00 part list item description quantity item description quantity 1 Wall bracket 2 6 M8 x 30 mm hex head screw 8 2 Pan bracket 2 7 M8 plain washer 6 3 Antenna backet 2 8 M8 full nut 12 4 Spacing tube 2 9 M8 coil spring washer 4 5 M8 x 130 mm hex head bolt 2 ...

Page 16: ...Issue 05 Page 16 20 Installation Guide for 3G Antennas The panning device has the following capabilities 30 pan 0 pan 30 pan ...

Page 17: ...t cannot be used on its own The figures and part list next page describe the kit and how to assemble it on the antenna 0900374 00 or 0900474 00 or 0900415 00 part list item description quantity item description quantity 1 Long scissor arm 1 6 M8 x 30 mm hex head screw 4 2 Short scissor arm 1 7 M8 plain washer 9 3 Scissor mounting bracket 4 8 M8 full nut 16 4 Spacing tube 4 9 Tilt position label no...

Page 18: ...allation Guide for 3G Antennas 3 5 Hardware for mechanical tilt on wall mounting For such installation both the panning accessory see section 3 3 and the mechanical tilt accessory see section 3 4 need to be used in combination ...

Page 19: ...caps until the antenna is ready to connect the fitting cables once antenna has been positioned and fixed Look at the label at the back of the antenna to check that it is the correct type that is intended to be installed Note the serial number written on this label for future records The high IMP performance of the antenna depends a lot on the cleanliness of the coaxial connectors If any requires c...

Page 20: ...te The colour markings ensure that it is easy to check that the correct tilt level is set when viewing from a distance Check and record the antenna return loss on each port and the isolation between ports if relevant Waterproof the coaxial connectors We recommend the use of dedicated devices containing gel material rather than using tape or mastic Care must be taken when choosing such a device tha...

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