AuCon AS47-G, Руководство по установке

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3.2 Installing the outdoor receiving antenna
Before installing the outdoor GNSS antenna, it is advised to
measure the GNSS signal strength at the intended location on
different days. If no suitable measuring device is available for this
purpose,
a commercially available navigation system, which displays at
least the signal strength and the number of satellites received,
can be used. Due to the daily changing constellation of the GNSS
satellite system, it is advisable to switch to a different suitable
location in case of critical conditions.
Please ensure that the outdoor antenna GNSS
is not placed in the vicinity (at least 10 m
distance) or visibility of a radiating element
(installations like GSM transmitters or radar
units), as this may cause interference, which
can lead to a failure of the system.
The GNSS outdoor antenna
(white) is directly mounted
on a flat surface on the roof
by means of the provided
base
and can be
encumbered with the weight.
Pull
the antenna cable
through the stainless steel
base onto which the GNSS
antenna will be screwed
later. Make sure that the
TNC plug at the end of the
cable is hand-tightly screwed
to the socket on the GNSS
antenna.
Now screw the antenna to
the pedestal. Be careful not
to twist the cable.
Finally, attach the antenna to a solid surface in a position that
provides a good, clear view of the sky.