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Hardware Reference Guide 47
M
OUNTING THE
AP320
Locking the AP320
To lock the AP320 to the mounting plate, use the security screw, which is included in the mounting kit. You
also need a Torx tri-wing torsion insert bit for size #1 tri-wing security screws and a screw driver that will
accept the bit. The correct bits are available from Aerohive in sets of three (AH-ACC-SEC-BIT-3PK).
1. Insert the security screw through the hole in the AP320 and begin to thread it into the hole in the
mounting plate (see Figure 5 ).
Figure 5 Locking the AP320 to the mounting plate
2. Use a screw driver with the insert bit to tighten the screw, securing the device to the mounting plate.
Surface Mount
You can use the mounting plate to attach the AP320 to any surface that supports its weight, and to which
you can screw or nail the plate. First, mount the plate to the surface. Then, through the large opening in the
lower part of the plate, make a hole in the wall so that you can pass the cables through to the AP.
Finally, attach the device to the plate, and connect the cables, as shown in
Figure 6 .
Figure 6 Mounting the AP320 on a wall
You can use the locking screw to secure the AP320 to the mounting plate. For information, see
"Locking the AP320" on page 47 .
Security screw
Ceiling track
Mounting plate
AP
Note: The ceiling tiles are removed for
Orient the mounting plate as shown and
attach it to a secure object such as a wall
post or beam. Use #6 screws.
Cut or drill a hole through the large space
near the bottom of the mounting plate to
pass the cables through to the AP.
Insert the tabs on the mounting plate into
the slots on the underside of the AP. Then
push the AP downward to lock it in place.
Connect the cables to the AP. Depending on
the deployment, you might connect one or two
Ethernet cables and a power cable.
Wall (Side view)
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Note:
There are a variety of holes through which you can screw or nail the plate in place.
Choose the two or three that best suit the object to which you are attaching it.