Firetide HotClient 2100, Руководство по установке оборудования

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6 CPE Hardware Guide December 2007
Using the Mounting Bracket The bracket is designed to allow easy tilting and aiming of the HotClient device. The bracket allows
the HotClient to be mounted with its internal antenna oriented for either vertical or horizontal
polarization. It is also designed to allow mounting on either a horizontal or vertical pole. Note that
the internal antenna polarization is vertical when the connectors are pointed down.
Note that the antenna is built in to the HotClient. In general, the HotClient should face the equip-
ment it is intended to connect with. Typically this is a Firetide HotPoint AP.
There is an external antenna connector, but in most applications it is not needed. Keep the plastic
cover on this connected to prevent water from getting into the unit.
Figure 5. HotClient Mounting Bracket
In order to avoid climbing up and down the pole twice, power up the HotClient before proceeding
with the installation. The only connection you need is the Ethernet; it provides power as well.
Figure 6. HotClient Outdoor Unit Connections
Attach the bracket to the back of the HotClient, using the two slotted holes shown on the right side
of the bracket, as shown in Figure 5. Select two holes on the HotClient according to the desired
orientation of the pole and the antenna, as shown in Figure 7.
Figure 7. Attaching the Bracket to the HotClient