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AP-5181

Access Point

DEPLOYMENT GUIDE

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Summary of Contents for AP-5181 - Wireless Access Point

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Page 2: ...com When contacting support please provide the following information Serial number of the unit Model number or product name Software type and version number Motorola Solutions responds to calls by email or telephone within the time limits set forth in support agreements If you purchased your Enterprise Mobility business product from a Motorola business partner contact that business partner for sup...

Page 3: ...f the installation installer and others in the area of the AP 5181 s deployment Mounting Kit and Assembly It is recommended the assembly of the AP 5181 s accessories be started and fully staged as described in this chapter before the AP 5181 is moved into its final area of deployment Installing the AP 5181 s Mounting Accessories To install the AP 5181 s mounting accessories 1 Install the mounting ...

Page 4: ...define the pivot about which the AP 5181 can be tilted Do not over tighten the nut 3 Install 4 short binder head screws in the 4 slots 2 each on left and right sides of the tilt bracket These can be tightened during this phase of the assembly Once deployed in the field the 4 screws should be loosened slightly to allow the AP 5181 to be tilted to level then re tightened ...

Page 5: ... the pole clamps into the slots of the bracket assembled in step 3 The pole clamps can be installed into inner or outer slots to adjust for pole diameters of various sizes 5 Install 2 long binder head screws through the two holes of one clamp into the other clamp Direction is not important ...

Page 6: ...e Position and hold the tilt bracket Align each of the 2 pole clamps in position on the pole Install 2 long binder head screws through the two holes of one clamp and into the other clamp Direction is not important Install one split washer and one wing nut onto each long screw Lightly tighten the wing nut washer and screw Point the tilt bracket in the direction the AP 5181 is to be mounted and tigh...

Page 7: ...e the pivot about which the AP 5181 can be tilted Do not over tighten the nut 3 Install 4 short binder head screws in the 4 slots two each on left and right sides of the tilt bracket Set the angle of the AP 5181 up or down as required for the installation The 4 short binder head screws and the long screw hex nut can all be tightened to lock the unit into position ...

Page 8: ...nit 4 Thread the 2 band clamps through the adapter Using both band clamps position the adjuster screw about 6 inches from the face of the adapter The adjuster screw can be installed to either left or right sides 5 Mount the adapter to the tilt bracket using 2 short binder head screws It does not matter which side is up or down left or right Tighten the screws securely NOTE It is necessary to use t...

Page 9: ...h the screw and pull the free end of the clamp until it is snug Repeat this process for the second clamp Point the tilt bracket in the direction the AP 5181 is to be mounted Tighten the band clamps Cut off or wrap around as displayed above the free end of the tightened band clamp 7 Install the AP 5181 s mounting bracket onto the tilt bracket Use one long binder head screw and hex nut from the kit ...

Page 10: ...181 to an appropriate earth ground using the earth ground boss on the back of the unit 8 Install 4 short binder head screws in the 4 slots 2 each on left and right sides of the tilt bracket Set the angle of the AP 5181 up or down as required for the installation The 4 short binder head screws and the long screw hex nut can be tightened to lock the AP 5181into position ...

Page 11: ...e the antenna extension cables through the cable guides on the rear of the access point The cables cross from left to right to maximize the bend radius Avoid any sharp bending of the cables to extend their useful life NOTE Motorola Solutions recommends the assembly of the AP 5181 heavy weather kit be started and fully staged before the unit is moved into the field for deployment ...

Page 12: ...4 screw holes with the 4 mating screw bosses on the AP 5181 NOTE Note the earth ground boss on the AP 5181 This point must be properly grounded to earth to utilize this products safety features This is a good time to add the required grounding lug or cable not included ...

Page 13: ...s rear housing using 4 short length binder head screws from kit 5 The heavy weather shield is clamped between the bracket and the housing Tighten securely 6 Turn the unit over On the face of the unit remove and discard the 4 screws located in the cover of the AP 5181 ...

Page 14: ...14 AP5181 Access Point 7 Install 4 hex stand off screws into the screw holes created with the removal of the screws in step 5 Tighten securely 8 Install the heavy weather shield ...

Page 15: ...with the 4 mating screw bosses on the AP 5181 cover 10 Install the AP 5181 mounting bracket to AP 5181 cover using 4 short length binder head screws from the kit The front and rear shields are intentionally staggered to ensure adequate ventilation ...

Page 16: ... guidelines DO NOT open an installed or operating unit Ensure the unit is not energized before opening an installed or functioning unit A Power Tap installation requires the services of licensed and trained electrician Proper unit earth grounding is required to ensure safe and proper operation Earth grounding must comply with all specific or regional electrical codes and regulations Opening the Po...

Page 17: ...ations shall govern the installation of this product Installation and maintenance of this product in compliance with specific or regional electrical codes and regulations is the sole responsibility of the end user To install an AP 5181 Power Tap 1 Remove and retain the 10 screws used to secure the Power Tap cover 2 Remove the weather sealing cover to expose the unit s interior Do not remove or tam...

Page 18: ...nal 5 Loosen the gland nut on the power entry fitting 6 Expose 6 inches of wire from the jacket Only use wire suited for your specific installation requirements and application Use 3 conductor wire of a gage suitable for the required wire run 7 Feed the wire through the power fitting Do not tighten the fitting at this time ...

Page 19: ...a solder less terminal crimping tool to ensure a good electrical connection No exposed copper strands should be visible outside the terminal insulator 10 Install the power cable ring terminals using the 2 screws and nut removed in steps 3 and 4 Black wire to terminal L line White wire to terminal N neutral Green wire to terminal G ground ...

Page 20: ...Adjust the cable jacket by sliding into and out of the gland until about 1 inch remains visible inside the housing 13 Tighten the gland nut by hand to firmly hold the cable jacket Examine all wires to ensure there is no crimping pulling of wires or terminations ...

Page 21: ...be properly installed 15 Tighten all 10 screws securely Torque all screws to 15 20 in lbf Hand tighten only Do not use power tools 16 The Power Tap can now be installed 17 Add the required grounding lug or cable not included with this product the earth ground boss NOTE Please locate the earth ground boss under the bracket of the Power Tap This point must be properly grounded to earth to utilize th...

Page 22: ...Point 18 Seal un used connectors to ensure the product s IP56 rating 19 Locate a port cover within the AP PSBIAS 5181 01R product package Install the cover on the unused LAN or WAN port and hand tighten do not use tools ...

Page 23: ... authorized installations difficult 22 When mounting the Power Tap on materials such as concrete or plaster the use of wall anchors will provide an excellent holding grip Use the Power Tap s 2 mounting holes as a template and punch or drill holes to accept the 2 wall anchors NOTE Locate the earth ground boss on the back of the Power Tap This point must be properly grounded to earth to utilize this...

Page 24: ...If a different connector is used or the connector is replaced the replacement must be IP56 certified to retain product sealing The cable is customer provided and must be of the length required for your specific AP 5181 deployment The cable must be rated for outdoor use and have 8 conductors Shielding is not required for the cable used To install the AP 5181 cabling ...

Page 25: ...the gland housing Do not tighten until the connector is fully assembled and installed into the desired AP 5181 connection port This creates the gland assembly 3 Install the ring seal onto the end of the flange barrel A small amount of grease on the surfaces will hold the ring in place for the remainder of the assembly ...

Page 26: ...e 4 Assemble the gland assembly finger nut flange barrel and modular connector onto the cable You are now ready to install the connector face gasket 5 Remove the adhesive liner on the gasket Slide the gasket over the connector and along the cable with the adhesive facing the flange surface of the flange barrel NOTE The modular connector is intended to be wired specifically It is extremely importan...

Page 27: ...rrel 7 Slide the flange barrel so the modular connector is fully seated into the connector pocket 8 Depress the modular connector latch spring against the body of the connector to fit the connector into the pocket 9 Insert the connector into the LAN or WAN port of the AP 5181 The connector will only plug into the port if the connector is properly orientated Using only finger pressure no tools ...

Page 28: ...assembly When completed the assembly will be weather resistant to IP56 and offer reasonable strain relief to the cable 11 Locate 2 port covers and 3 antenna connection covers within the AP 5181 13040 WWR product package 12 Install these covers on any un used ports and hand tighten use no tools NOTE Un used connectors need to be sealed to ensure the product s IP56 rating ...

Page 29: ... indirectly resulting from or related to the use of the information presented within Use of this information is at the sole discretion of the professional installer and in all cases shall be considered with priorities provided to location specific wiring codes safety codes and best practices established by the industry Selection and use of installation materials not provided with the product such ...

Page 30: ...ufficient space for reasonable splicing or termination The AP 5181 1304C WR has two cables extending from sealed wiring glands A black plastic console port cover protects the console port during product configuration Do not loosen or remove the wiring glands these are factory sealed to ensure a gas tight interface to the product The glands are designed to be threaded directly into infrastructure p...

Page 31: ...al installer is required to select the appropriate interconnecting length and gauge of cable protective cable armor splicing materials junction wiring boxes suitable for the installation environment The AP PSBIAS 5181 C R is the only power supply certified for use with the AP 5181 1304C WR The use of any other supply is not approved and may expose the installation to significant damage risk person...

Page 32: ...omponents within the gland The top portion of the gland is installed into the AP PSBIAS 5181 C R threaded boss and tightened to 8 10ft lbs Note that the long threaded end of the gland is threaded into the plastic boss The bottom of the gland is then loosely re assembled to the top of the gland Note the installation orientation of the compression sleeve beveled edge orients into bottom side of glan...

Page 33: ...ler and suitable for the installation environment Class 1 Division 2 Data Wiring Guide Please review this information in this section before installing an AP 5181 These instructions will assist you in understanding the correct use and placement of all the various parts contained within the Accessory Kits Proper installation is critical to the safety of the installation installer and others in the ...

Page 34: ... splicing and wiring boxes selected by the professional installer and suitable for the installation environment Do not remove the plastic console port cover on an installed product Use of the console port is restricted to protected and non hazardous environments only The yellow colored cable is the data cable containing 4 pairs 8 wires No Power Is Provided or Accepted Over the Data wires of this p...

Page 35: ...onnecting length and cable gauge protective cable armor splicing materials and junction wiring boxes suitable for the installation environment Suitable Ethernet punch down connections are available commercially to the installer The following on the next several pages is provided as a reference example for commercially available materials The following describes a method of splicing the product dat...

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Page 40: ... MOTOROLA MOTO MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS and the Stylized M Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Motorola Trademark Holdings LLC and are used under license All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners 2011 Motorola Solutions Inc All Rights Reserved 72E 152470 01 Revision A May 2011 ...

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