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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS     PN355

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Step 1: Knockout Removal

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D

A

F

E

G

B

C

2.1 Locate the wall studs.

2.2 Hold the enclosure against the wall to mark the 

location of the mounting holes.

2.3 Mount the enclosure to the wall using mounting screws 

and wall anchors (not included). Enclosure designed 
for use with #14 screws.

Step 2: Mount Enclosure to Wall

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EXTERNAL WALL MOUNT INSTALLATION

3.1 Place the Wireless Access Point Mounting Bracket 

(supplied with the Cisco Aironet 1200 Wireless Access 
Point) inside the enclosure so the four angled mounting 
slots align with the four threaded studs on the back 
wall of the enclosure. Install the bracket in the 
orientation as shown in the view.

3.2 Secure the mounting bracket with the supplied #8 Split 

Lock Washers and #8-32 Hex Nuts.

Step 3: Install Wireless Access Point Bracket

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Mounting
Bracket

Refer to the installation and configuration guidelines provided by the manufacturer of the wireless 

access point to determine the optimum enclosure installation location and antenna configuration.  

Please read these instructions in their entirety prior to installing the enclosure.    

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2 x 4 Stud

1.1 Determine whether the network cable will be routed into 

the enclosure through conduit or surface raceway. 
Remove the appropriate knockouts.

For Conduit

 

- Remove knockout “A”, “B” or “C”. This 

double knockout accommodates either 1/2" or 3/4" 
conduit.

For Surface Raceway - Remove knockout “D” or “E”. 
This opening accommodates 

PANDUIT

 LD10 surface 

raceway.

1.2 Determine the antenna type that will be used. Remove 

the appropriate knockouts.

If 2.4GHz Standard Dipole Antennas will be used with 
the Wireless Access Point (WAP) - Remove knockouts 
“F”.

For Externally Mounted Antennas - Remove knockouts 
“G”. An antenna patch cord (not included) is required 
for this application.

1.3 Locate the wall studs. Position the enclosure on the wall 

and identify which keyed knockouts should be removed. 
It is recommended that two of the mounting holes be 
aligned with the wall stud. Wall anchors (not included) 
should be used for each additional mounting hole 
chosen by the installer. Remove desired knockouts.

1.4 To view the LED lights on the WAP when the enclosure 

door is closed, remove knockout “J”. Refer to figure 1 
on page 5 for location of knockout “J”.

Optional:

Flexible grommet edging can be used to cover 
knockout edges if desired.

Summary of Contents for PZWIFIE

Page 1: ...rt No UTPCH2 1 Cat5e Jack Module PANDUIT Part No CJ5E88TWH 1 Foam Retention Plate 1 Slot Cover 1 Key PZWIFIE Keyed Knockout Slots for Wall Brackets for Fire Resistant Foam Mount Application 2 places D...

Page 2: ...nfiguration Please read these instructions in their entirety prior to installing the enclosure 2 2 x 4 Stud 1 1 Determine whether the network cable will be routed into the enclosure through conduit or...

Page 3: ...on of the three keyed mounting holes on the bracket 5 4 Pull the WAP downward until an audible snap is heard Lightly pull the WAP in the opposite direction to verify that it is properly locked into pl...

Page 4: ...t to identify the appropriate antenna configuration if the 802 11b or 802 11g radio modules on the WAP will be used 1 3 Each sidewall of the enclosure has four small knockouts that can be removed to a...

Page 5: ...ts in desired cable entry location For Conduit Remove knockout A B or C This double knockout accommodates either 1 2 or 3 4 conduit Without Conduit Remove knockout A or B Remove the 1 2 diameter openi...

Page 6: ...Observe how the hanger wire used to hold the ceiling support grid is secured to the building structure 5 3 Remove one tile adjacent to the tile the enclosure will be mounted in 5 4 Secure four pieces...

Page 7: ...of the cover 8 6 Snap the cover onto the base Note A second Cat5e Jack Module can be installed in position 2 of the surface mount box to provide access to the serial port on the WAP 6 1 Run cable from...

Page 8: ...when network cable is routed into the enclosure without the use of conduit in flush wall mount and in ceiling mount applications 9 1 Place two pieces of fire resistant foam into the foam retention bra...

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