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March 2010

Outdoor Cabinet Installation Manual

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Figure 17. Marking the corner holes on the wall.

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Drill the holes in the wall using an appropriate drill that is applicable for the wall.

10. Mount the cabinet to the wall. Use appropriate screws and plugs.

Figure 18. Mounting the cabinet to the wall.

11. Push the special nuts that came with the cabinet into the corner holes of the cabinet.

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Summary of Contents for AP300

Page 1: ...AP300 All Types Installation Manual Issue 03 03 2010 ...

Page 2: ...handbook is accurate and complete Should any errors or omissions be discovered or should any user wish to make a suggestion for improving this handbook he is invited to send the relevant details to NEC Unified Solutions P O BOX 32 1200 JD HILVERSUM THE NETHERLANDS NEC Unified Solutions 2010 All rights are reserved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without written consent of the copyri...

Page 3: ...mportant The equipment described in this manual should be installed and maintained only by professional and qualified engineers in accordance with the procedures and instructions described in this manual ...

Page 4: ...gnificant advantages valuable materials can be re used and it prevents the dispersion of unwanted substances into the municipal waste stream This contributes to the protection of human health and the environment Please be informed that a fine may be imposed for illegal disposal of electrical and electronic products via the general municipal waste stream In order to facilitate separate disposal and...

Page 5: ...igned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment do...

Page 6: ...ration of this device is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause any interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Exposure to Radio Frequency RF Signals This wireless device is a radio transmitter and receiver It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limit for exposu...

Page 7: ... REQUIREMENTS 4 1 4 TEMPERATURE RANGES 4 1 5 CABLE SPECIFICATIONS FOR AP300 TYPES 4 1 6 G 729 DAUGHTER BOARD 4 1 7 VISUAL CHECK 5 1 8 HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL MOUNTING 5 1 9 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES 6 2 UNPACKING 6 3 ADJUSTING THE ANTENNA POSITION 7 4 MOUNTING THE G 729 DAUGHTERBOARD 10 5 MOUNTING THE AP300 AGAINST A WALL 12 6 LEDS 14 6 1 LED STATUS 14 6 2 LED COLOURS 15 7 WIRE COLOUR CODING FOR CATE...

Page 8: ...ohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner PREFACE This manual is applicable for the AP300 DECT Transceiver Please note that some product models or features described in this manual may not be available in all world regions No legal rights can be obtained from information in this manual ...

Page 9: ...EMEA Latin America and North America However the DAP Controller determines the frequency used and the power level The DAP Controller is the software that runs on a PC to control the AP300 There are three types of DAP Controllers available for the AP300 DAP Controller International This version is used in EMEA countries and countries that use the European frequencies and power levels DAP Controller...

Page 10: ... cabling The interface is defined as an SELV interface according EN60950 1 For this reason the following safety restriction is applicable Caution The cabling and or the AP300 E may never be exposed to over voltages e g lightning Therefore the AP300 E and cabling associated with it may never be installed outdoors However there is an exception if installed in the Outdoor Cabinet and the Outdoor Cabi...

Page 11: ...9 DAUGHTERBOARD 1 7 VISUAL CHECK The equipment must be carefully unpacked and examined for any visible sign of damage Anything not in order should be reported back to the supplier as soon as possible to avoid delays during installing due to missing equipment 1 8 HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL MOUNTING The AP300 can be mounted horizontally or vertically When mounting vertically you don t need top change th...

Page 12: ...al antennas 2 UNPACKING Procedure for unpacking 1 Open the card board box and take the AP300 out 2 Check the AP300 on any damages 3 Continue with one of the following Chapters When you mount the AP300 vertically the antenna position will normally be OK and when you do not need to install the G 729 Daughter Board continue with Chapter 5 MOUNTING THE AP300 AGAINST A WALL When you mount the AP300 hor...

Page 13: ... need to change the antenna position when you mount the AP300 horizontally In all other cases you don t need to change the antenna position Figure 3 AP300 mounted horizontally Procedure for Adjusting the Antenna position Note Antenna position can be changed once You should not change it back 1 Remove the two screws from the rear side of the cabinet Figure 4 Rear side of Cabinet Screws are inside t...

Page 14: ...tenna cover from the AP300 cover 4 To put the antennas in vertical position bend them carefully as shown in Figure 5 Bend Antennas carefully into vertical position Figure 5 Bend Antennas carefully into vertical position 5 After the antennas are put in the vertical position close the AP300 cabinet again In other words put the AP300 cover back into position and secure the screws at the rear side of ...

Page 15: ...nnas are properly locked into the locks in the AP300 cover Figure 7 Detail of antenna in lock 7 Move the antenna cover carefully over the antennas in the vertical position and make sure that the antennas do not bend When the antenna cover is in its position push it further into its position in the AP300 cabinet to fix it Figure 8 Cover installed 8 Now your AP300 is ready to be installed ...

Page 16: ...rd 1 Make sure that you have the G 729 Daughter board 2 Open the cabinet Use steps 4 till 6 in Chapter 3 3 Take the PWB out of the cabinet Note Mind the light conductor for the LEDs It can drop off Figure 9 Light conductor for LEDs 4 Now you should have the AP300 PWB and the G 729 Daughter Board as separate items 5 Remove the protection foil from the sticky part on the G 729 Daughter Board Figure ...

Page 17: ...hter Board carefully onto the main board The white connector should fit well Make sure that the sticky part sticks to the Main Board Figure 11 Mounting the G 729 Daughter Board onto the Main board Figure 12 G 729 Daughter Board on the Main Board 7 Put the AP300 together in the opposite way mounting the PWB into the cabinet and assembling the cabinet Do not forget to mount the two screws back into ...

Page 18: ...ng plate from the AP300 cabinet Figure 13 How to take the mounting plate off 2 Mount the mounting plate to the wall Figure 14 Mounting plate 3 Make sure that the CAT 5 cable to the cabinet has the correct length 4 If necessary mount the RJ45 connector to the cable using the tool for mounting an RJ45 connector plug to a Category 5 cable For standard colour schemes consult Chapter 7 WIRE COLOUR CODI...

Page 19: ...le to the AP300 cabinet and connect the RJ45 connector Push the cable into the groove Figure 15 Cable at rear side of the cabinet 6 Push the cabinet onto the mounting plate Note When pushing the AP300 on to the mounting plate make sure that you hear feel a distinct click This indicates that the AP300 is firmly mounted to the mounting plate Figure 16 AP300 mounted against the wall 1 ...

Page 20: ... flash every 0 25 seconds IP Network error not connected no DHCP TFTP server no DAP Controller Fast blink DAP operational but trying to synchronize to another DAP Continuous fast blink Hardware error Steady On DAP operational and synchronized to other DAP or is the synchronization master Table 1 AP300 LED Status on top LED Lower LED Red Green This LED is used to indicate the start up and network s...

Page 21: ...the operational mode The following operational modes are distinguished Normal single band mode In the normal single band mode the top LED will be Yellow Dual Band Mode In Dual Band mode the LED colour shows the operational frequency Green Europe International Red North America USA Site Survey mode only applicable for the AP300 in the Site Survey Kit Green Europe International Red North America USA...

Page 22: ...oding for category 5 cables 4 pair based on the two standards supported by TIA EIA the 568A and 568B standard These standards apply to the colour code used with a single cable run BOTH ENDS MUST USE THE SAME STANDARD Which standard to use is a matter of local decision However since they both use the same pin out at the connectors you can mix 568A and 568B cables in any installation Figure 17 Colou...

Page 23: ...ns Voltage at AP300 via PoE 36 57 V DC PoE Class Class 2 Power Consumption 6 Watt maximum IP Specifications IP Network 10 100Base T IEEE802 3 Connector RJ45 Cable Cat 5 UTP or better IP Version IPv4 DHCP TFTP support Yes Quality of Service IEEE802 1Q IEEE802 1P Audio Algorithm AP300 G 711 AP300 with Daughter Board G 711 and G 729 Country Region support EMEA 1880 1900 Mhz Latin America 1910 1930 MH...

Page 24: ...Outdoor Cabinet Isolated For AP300 all types Installation Manual Issue 03 03 2010 ...

Page 25: ...Part No 3522 xxx xxxxx Issue March 2010 ...

Page 26: ...mportant The equipment described in this manual should be installed and maintained only by professional and qualified engineers in accordance with the procedures and instructions described in this manual ...

Page 27: ...gnificant advantages valuable materials can be re used and it prevents the dispersion of unwanted substances into the municipal waste stream This contributes to the protection of human health and the environment Please be informed that a fine may be imposed for illegal disposal of electrical and electronic products via the general municipal waste stream In order to facilitate separate disposal and...

Page 28: ...igned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment do...

Page 29: ...ration of this device is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause any interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Exposure to Radio Frequency RF Signals This wireless device is a radio transmitter and receiver It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limit for exposu...

Page 30: ...yright owner CONTENTS 1 GENERAL REMARKS 2 1 1 TOOLING 2 1 2 SITE REQUIREMENTS 2 1 3 TEMPERATURE RANGES 2 1 4 CABLE SPECIFICATIONS FOR AP300 TYPES 3 1 5 VISUAL CHECK 3 1 6 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES 3 2 INSTALLING AP300 WITH INTERNAL ANTENNAS 4 3 INSTALLING A DAP RFP WITH EXTERNAL ANTENNAS 10 4 WIRE COLOUR CODING FOR CATEGORY 5 CABLES 20 5 SPECIFICATIONS 21 ...

Page 31: ...he cabinet for the cable swivel This drill must be 12 mm A tool for mounting an RJ45 connector to the Category 5 Ethernet cable An SMA Torque Wrench for securing the coax connector nuts only in case of the AP300E with external directional antenna A sharp knife for cutting the foam in the Outdoor box only in case of the AP300E with external directional antenna The following installation materials a...

Page 32: ...an exception if installed in the Outdoor Cabinet and the Outdoor Cabinet is mounted against a wall and the cable is led directly indoors it is permitted The power for the AP300 E must be supplied via the Ethernet cable PoE IEEE 802 3af There is no room for a Mains Power adaptor inside the Outdoor Cabinet 1 5 VISUAL CHECK The equipment must be carefully unpacked and examined for any visible sign of...

Page 33: ...inet To open the cabinet use a screw driver that fits into the four plastic screws at the front side of the cabinet Unfasten the screws 2 Remove the cover from the cabinet The contents of the cabinet is shown in Figure 1 Contents of the box Figure 1 Contents of the box 3 Remove the foam contents from the cabinet 4 At the right hand side of the cabinet you will have to drill a hole for the cable in...

Page 34: ...consent of the copyright owner 5 Drill a hole for the swivel Use a 12 mm drill Figure 3 Drilling the hole 12 mm 6 Mount the swivel in the hole that you have drilled Do not forget to install the rubber ring to seal the conjunction between the swivel and the cabinet The conjunction must be waterproof Figure 4 Swivel with black rubber ring ...

Page 35: ...onsent of the copyright owner Figure 5 Swivel mounted to the cabinet 7 Put the foam back into the cabinet 8 Keep the cabinet in the correct position against the wall and mark the mounting holes in the corners of the cabinet on the wall If necessary use the template that was delivered with the cabinet Figure 6 Marking the corner holes on the wall ...

Page 36: ... Push the special nuts that came with the cabinet into the corner holes of the cabinet Figure 8 Pushing the special nuts in place in the corners of the cabinet 12 Lead the cable via the swivel into the cabinet Note the cable length in the cabinet must be 20 cm this includes the RJ45 connector which you have to mount to the cable later on Note At the outside of the box the cable must be led directl...

Page 37: ...ool for mounting an RJ45 connector plug to a Category 5 cable For standard colour schemes consult Chapter 4 WIRE COLOUR CODING FOR CATEGORY 5 CABLES Figure 9 Cable run in the Cabinet 15 If not yet done connect the RJ45 connector to the AP300 at the rear side and push the Category 5 Ethernet cable into the round foam free area in the rear side of the cabinet 16 Push the AP300 into its position in t...

Page 38: ...rved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner 17 Mount the cover of the cabinet onto the cabinet with the four plastic screws in each corner of the cover The cabinet is now closed Figure 11 Mounting the cover ...

Page 39: ... Directional antenna and two equal cables for connecting the directional antenna to the AP300E Procedure for installing the Outdoor Box with AP300E with directional antenna 1 Open the Cabinet To open the cabinet use a screw driver that fits into the four plastic screws at the front side of the cabinet Unfasten the screws 2 Remove the cover from the cabinet The contents of the cabinet is shown in F...

Page 40: ...erved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner Figure 13 Position of the hole in the cabinet 5 Drill a hole for the swivel Use a 12 mm drill Figure 14 Drilling the hole 12 mm Right side of cabinet 117 mm 16 mm ...

Page 41: ...orget to install the rubber ring to seal the conjunction between the swivel and the cabinet The conjunction must be waterproof Figure 15 Swivel with black rubber ring Figure 16 Swivel mounted to the cabinet 7 Put the foam back into the cabinet 8 Keep the cabinet in the correct position against the wall and mark the mounting holes in the corners of the cabinet on the wall If necessary use the templ...

Page 42: ...e copyright owner Figure 17 Marking the corner holes on the wall 9 Drill the holes in the wall using an appropriate drill that is applicable for the wall 10 Mount the cabinet to the wall Use appropriate screws and plugs Figure 18 Mounting the cabinet to the wall 11 Push the special nuts that came with the cabinet into the corner holes of the cabinet ...

Page 43: ...he cable later on Note At the outside of the box the cable must be led directly from the cabinet into the building to avoid exposing the cable to lightning 13 Tighten the cable inlet on the swivel and make sure that the cable inlet is waterproof 14 Mount the RJ45 connector to the cable using the tool for mounting an RJ45 connector plug to a Category 5 cable For standard colour schemes consult Chap...

Page 44: ...e 20 AP300 cabinet and pair of tongs Figure 21 Detail of the AP300 of predefined hole in the AP300 cabinet 17 Connect the RJ45 ethernet plug to the AP300E and mount the antenna cables to it Also connect the other end of the cables to the Directional antenna Note Use the SMA Torque Wrench to fasten the coax nuts on the AP300E Otherwise you can easily damage the screw thread ...

Page 45: ...part is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner Figure 22 Connecting the cables to the AP300E 18 Close the AP300E box and mount the two screws at the rear side of the AP300E box 19 Connect the RJ45 connector to the AP300 at the rear side 20 Push the AP300E into its position in the foam ...

Page 46: ...termine the position of the directional antenna Note that the hole in the foam is not big enough for the antenna This is done on purpose in order to allow various positions of the direction antenna Figure 23 Antenna does not fit into the hole 22 Cut the hole for the directional antenna to the correct size to be able to push the antenna in the hole Figure 24 Cutting the foam to allow the antenna to...

Page 47: ...foam to allow the antenna to fit into it in the required position 23 Lead the coax cables to the antenna via the groove in the top of the foam and push the antenna into its final position into the foam Note You can change the position of the antenna to the required position in the foam by means of turning the antenna or giving it some tilt Figure 26 AP300 and directional antenna in their positions...

Page 48: ...erved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner 24 Mount the cover of the cabinet onto the cabinet with the four plastic screws in each corner of the cover The cabinet is now closed Figure 27 Mounting the cover ...

Page 49: ...olour coding for category 5 cables 4 pair based on the two standards supported by TIA EIA the 568A and 568B standard These standards apply to the colour code used with a single cable run BOTH ENDS MUST USE THE SAME STANDARD Which standard to use is a matter of local decision However since they both use the same pin out at the connectors you can mix 568A and 568B cables in any installation Figure 2...

Page 50: ...n Manual 21 All rights reserved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner 5 SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions W x H x D 275 x 225 x 80 Outside temperature range 20 C 45 C IP Specification IP66 ...

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