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Installation Instructions

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ROAMEO AP-1800

Access Point

RF (Radio Frequency) Considerations

When placing an access point, the antennas should be 

placed in such a way as to have great visibility over the 

area of desired coverage. This means mounting the access 

point to a high point, such as a ceiling or wall above most of 

the clutter and traffic of an area. If the access point has to 

be mounted in a tight space, keep the antennas at least 12 

inches (30cm) from any metal.

Survey Implementation

Site Survey is a system feature used to plan and design the 

ROAMEO system. It provides crucial information such as 

wireless coverage and roaming coverage.

Using the Site Survey mode of the ROAMEO system, you 

are able to find access point coverage areas, even when 

obstacles are encountered, such as metal walls, reinforced 

concrete, metal-coated glass, etc.

Mounting the Access Point
Reference View

There are four (4) recommended ways to mount the 

ROAMEO AP-1800 access point unit: ceiling or wall-

mounting, pole mounting, rail mounting, or as a free-standing 

installation (such as a table or shelf).

IMPORTANT

:   The mounting clamp kit is an optionally sold 

item.

Antenna connection and placement

Antennas should be in the upright-most position for the best 

reception of signal. The antenna has a joint so you can adjust 

the angle, if needed.

To 

attach the antennas to the ROAMEO AP-1800

, do the 

following:
1.  Gently push the 

antenna into the antenna connector

 

on the ROAMEO AP-1800. Take care to align the 

connector pin with the antenna pin hole.

2.  Turn the 

antenna clockwise to tighten

 in place.

NOTE

:  For permanent antenna installation, it is 

recommended to tighten the antennas so 

they cannot come loose from vibration or if 

bumped.  

 

Hand-tighten the antenna, and then using 

needle-nose pliers, grasp the serrated metal 

collar of the antenna and tighten about 

1/16th inch (1.6 mm) more in the clockwise 

direction. This tightens the connector 

to about 5 lbf-in (0.56 Nm), which is the 

specification for a solid connection.

Rail-Mounted

Pole-Mounted

Ceiling or Wall-Mounted

Rotate the antenna
clockwise to tighten

Rotate the antenna
counter-clockwise to loosen

Carefully align
the antenna with
the antenna connector

Summary of Contents for ROAMEO AP-1800

Page 1: ...ceiling or wall mounting pole mounting rail mounting or as a free standing installation such as a table or shelf IMPORTANT The mounting clamp kit is an optionally sold item Antenna connection and plac...

Page 2: ...ceiling NOTE It may be necessary to predrill the holes or use screw anchors depending on the material of the wall 2 Align the AP 1800 in the position and placement desired 3 Using a screw driver driv...

Page 3: ...r to the unit antennas in the air for the best signal reception Mounting Surface Materials Used Qty Drywall Drywall screws 4 Drywall anchors as needed 4 inch max Flat washer as needed 4 Concrete inch...

Page 4: ...w appears 6 From the connection list select Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 7 Click the Properties button The Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 Properties window appears 8 Select the Use the f...

Page 5: ...enter the name of the OMI card to which the channel is connected OR Click the Browse button The Discovered Devices window appears a Expand the tree to view the available destination devices b From the...

Page 6: ...Using the up and down arrow buttons navigate to the System Setup icon 6 Press the SELECT button The beltpack system setup menu appears 7 Using the up and down arrow buttons navigate to the Site Surve...

Page 7: ...ved in the overlap to provide error free roaming In high density beltpack areas where more than six wideband access points may be required some access points may not detect an RF carrier already in us...

Page 8: ...www rtsintercoms com Bosch Security Systems Inc 12000 Portland Avenue South Burnsville Minnesota 55337 Website www rtsintercoms com Form Number F 01U 332 311 Rev 03 Date June 2017...

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