Aerohive access point, Руководство по развертыванию

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Deployment Guide 67
M
OUNTING THE
H
IVE
AP 340
Figure 16 Suspending the HiveAP 340
6. Attach antennas to the antenna connectors on the HiveAP 340, connect one or two Ethernet cables to the
network, and—if not using PoE—connect the power cord to a power source.
Height Correction
If you accidentally pull too much wire rope through the locking device, raising the HiveAP 340 too high, and you
then need to lower it, do the following: Take a tool, such as a screw driver with a 1/8" flat tip, and press it against
the lip of the inner tube in the opposite direction from the arrow on the outside of the locking device (see
Figure 17 ). This releases its grip on the rope, allowing you to pull the rope out the same way it was inserted. While
maintaining pressure on the tube, adjust the rope until the HiveAP 340 is at the height you want. When you are
satisfied, stop pressing against the tube so that it can regain its grip on the rope.
Figure 17 Releasing the wire rope from the locking device
Clip
3
Wrap the wire rope around a beam, clip the hook to the rope, and
then pull the rope downward until it is taut against the beam.
Pull downward
on the rope.
Beam
Locking
Device
Loop at Top of
Quad Toggle
Quad Toggle
Mounting Plate
HiveAP 340
Locking Device
4
Push the wire rope through the
side hole in the locking device
and then through the loop in the
quad toggle.
5
Pass the wire rope upward through the
center hole in the locking device, and
continue pulling the rope to raise the
HiveAP 340 to the height you want.
Press against the lip of
the inner tube and hold.
While pushing the tube inward, pull the wire rope out.
Locking Device
Wire Rope Screw Driver