Communication
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To connect your analog phone line to the tower:
1.
Remove the face plate (see Figure 1).
2.
Locate the gray phone cable coming out of the NEMA 4 box.
3.
Connect the gray phone cable to the phone cable that was run through the conduit either by connecting
the modular jack or the Red and Green wires.
Landline:
GSM Cellular:
CDMA Cellular:
2-Way Radio:
900 MHz:
1.
Open Access Panel 1 (see Figure 1) using torx bit to remove security screws.
2.
Remove the cover of the NEMA 4 enclosure.
3.
Locate the Cellular Module inside the enclosure.
4.
When the “PWR”, “RDY”, and “NW” lights on the front of the unit are illuminated, unit is ready.
5.
Verify SmartPhone is plugged into the FXS port on Cellular Module.
Note:
If the Sim card is not provided to Rath at time of purchase, an active Sim Card will need to be installed into Sim Card slot.
1.
Open Access Panel 1 (see Figure 1) using torx bit to remove security screws.
2.
Remove the cover of the NEMA 4 enclosure.
3.
Locate the Cellular Module inside the enclosure.
4.
When “Power”, “Signal Strength”, and “Service Indicator” lights are illuminated solid, unit is ready.
5.
Verify SmartPhone is plugged into the phone port on Cellular Module.
The 2-Way Radio phone can both transmit and receive voice communications. Our 2-Way Radios
are fixed in the tower and must be programmed to the specifics of the 2-Way System in use within the
facility or campus. The 2-Way Radio is programmed at the factory using customer provided information
(frequency, squelch code, and narrow or wide bandwidth). The antenna is installed and tuned at the
factory. Towers using 2-Way Radio are not ADA compliant (the button must be pushed and held to talk
and let go to listen).
Phones using 2-Way Radios are not programmable. Sections in this manual on
Programming the Phone
do not apply.
Adjusting the Volume for 2-Way Radio:
1.
If the volume of the tower needs to be adjusted, remove the face plate.
2.
Open the NEMA 4 box to access the radio. Turn the radio volume control up or down to adjust.
3.
Close the NEMA 4 box and reattach the face plate.
Note:
If installing multiple 900 MHz units, please put a minimum of 3 feet between each Base Station. Connect
one unit at a time, test, and then continue adding one unit and testing until all units are ready and functional.
1.
Locate the 900 MHz unit with Base Station labeled on the bottom.
2.
Screw black antenna into back of 900 MHz Base Station.
3.
Plug dedicated analog phone line or analog extension off of a PBX system into the port labeled “Line”.
4.
Connect Power Cable included with unit into dc input on Base Station and a 120v outlet.
5.
Test units by taking an analog phone and plugging it into the “Line” Port on Remote Station installed in
the tower. There should be a dial tone and you should be able to place a call out.
6.
Verify SmartPhone is plugged into “Tel” Port on Remote Station. Phone is now ready for programming.
Each tower includes (2) 900 MHz units, (1) Remote Station, and (1) Base Station. The Remote
Station is already installed in the tower.
• 1/4” spanner adapter (provided to remove
Access Panel 1)
• Adjustable wrench
• Analog phone line (if using 900 MHz or a Landline)
• Phone cable (if using 900 MHz or a Landline)
