Redline Communications AN-50, Руководство пользователя

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AN-50 System User Manual
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Radio
Deployments
Figure 8: Radio Deployment Options
Identify potential sources of RF interference. Test for possible RF interference on the
roof-top or tower by utilizing appropriate test equipment. RF interference arises from any
other wireless system operating within the same frequency band as the AN-50. Note
that the AN-50 system supports nine different overlapping channels within the 5.8 GHz
band and has the ability to use up to five of these channels at any one cell site; there is,
therefore, some flexibility in addressing or avoiding interference should other
transmitters in relatively close proximity present problems.
7.2. Installing The Antenna
Once the site survey has been completed and the exact location for the antenna
identified, the next step is to assemble and mount the radio onto a building structure,
pole or tower.
Note there is an arrow on the back of the antenna, which must point in the same
direction for both the local and remote systems to ensure proper polarization when the
antenna is deployed (see Figure 7 above). Ensure the proper polarization is used for the
antenna after attaching it to the mounting bracket.
The universal or vertical mount bracket is installed first, then the antenna is attached to
it. The antenna and mounting brackets have been designed to withstand strong winds; it
is imperative that all hardware for the mounting brackets be securely fastened to avoid
any movement, which could introduce misalignment.
The T-58 Transceiver is then mounted to the mounting bracket as shown in Figure 13.
This assembly is in turn attached to the back of the antenna. Note the transceiver must
be connected to the antenna via the short RF cable provided.
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