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-E Series Hardware Installation Guide
© June 2017 CommScope, Inc.
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UAPs and UAP-N25s
The UAP and UAP-N25 transmit and receive signals via Cat6A cabling between the CAN/TEN and an indoor
antenna. The UAP also supports Ethernet backhaul or an additional UAP through a second RJ45 jack.
The UAP-N25 is similar to the UAP. UAPs support 380 to 2700 MHz in four 75-MHz blocks. The N25 has a filter
that restricts the second receiver to 25 MHz. This allows ION-E to support certain band combinations in
which a narrow receive band exists between two transmit bands.
The UAP and UAP-N25 are designed for indoor use only.
UAP Connectors
Ref # Component
Device
Function
1
Main port
RJ45 connector
Provides data and power to UAP over Cat6A.
2
AUX port
RJ45 connector
Provides data and power to 2nd UAP or Ethernet devices.
3
Power button
Pushbutton switch
Turns power to UAP on/off. Power to the UAP may also be shutdown via the
ION-E Series Software.
CAUTION!
Prior to disconnecting a Cat6A cable from the UAP, press the
red Power button to power off the UAP.
UAP Status LED (unlabeled)
Ref #
LED Color
Description
4
• Blue
• UAP is transmitting as expected.
• Fast-flash blue
• Unit Identifier activated in the ION-E GUI; for information on how to flash identify a UAP, see “Flash UAP
Led” section of the ION-E Series software configuration guide that corresponds to the ION-E Software
Release installed on this ION-E system.
• Slow-flash blue
• UAP firmware update is in process.
• Yellow
• Active alarm; see
Active Alarms
page in GUI.
Front of UAP
4
Boom of UAP (paral view)
1
2
3