IM-Inst-RF160en v0.4
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Integrate the RF-160 in your DroneTracker
7 Integrate the RF-160 in your DroneTracker
The integration procedure of the RF-160 in your DroneTracker depends on the system type:
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On premises installations using your local DroneTracker Server (see chapter 7.1 Integrate the
RF-160 in your on prem DroneTracker Server, page 13).
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Dedrone Cloud installations do not require any additional infrastructur and are connected to
the Dedrone Cloud (see chapter 7.2 Integrate the RF-160 via Dedrone Cloud, page 15).
7.1 Integrate the RF-160 in your on prem DroneTracker Server
To connect to the RF-160 DHCP-Services are required that automatically assign an IP address to
the RF-160. If the RF-160 and the DroneTracker Server are in the same Layer2 network they can be
connected directly. If the RF-160 and the DroneTracker Server are in different networks refer to the
Dedrone Planning Manual or consult your network administrator.
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To operate the RF-160 via the supplied AC
cable, connect the AC cable to the AC socket:
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Remove the protective cap from the AC
plug.
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Plug the AC cable into the plug (1).
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The plug clicks into place and the
arrow on the plug points to the
lock symbol on the socket.
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Lay the cable in the cable guide (2).
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Plug the AC plug into the socket.
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If the AC cable carry current, the RF-160
boots automatically and after approxi-
mately 1 second the blue button at the
RF-160 illuminates, indicating that the
hardware is ready.
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The AC cable is connected to the socket
and the RF-160 does not boot automati-
cally after approximately 1 second?
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Push the blue button and wait for it
to illuminate.
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Make sure that the power connection
carry current.
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Close the RF-160 cover:
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Put the cover on the RF-160.
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The cover locks in place.
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Screw down all cover screws.
