Ruckus Wireless ZoneFlex 7762, Руководство по установке

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Deploying the Access Point
Step 2: Complete the Power Connections
You have completed connecting the RJ-45 cable and sealing the connection.
Step 2: Complete the Power Connections
The AP supports both AC power and PoE and it can be connected to both power sources
at the same time. If you want use both power sources, complete the power connections
in this step.
NOTE: If you want to use AC power only or PoE only (not both), you do not need to
complete this step. You already configured one power connection earlier when you
completed
“Step 2: Connect the Access Point to the Administrative Computer” on
page 22 . You may continue directly to “Step 3: Connect the Access Point to the Network”
on page 38 .
For instructions on completing the power connection that you need to make, refer to the
procedures below:
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Use AC Power
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Use Power Over Ethernet
Use AC Power
NOTE: If you already assembled the AC cord connector in “Step 1: Connect the Cables
to the Access Point” on page 15 , you only need to connect the AC cord connector to the
AC power socket on the AP (see Step 9 and onwards).
To use AC to power the AP, you need to assemble the AC power cable connector, and
then plug it into the AC power socket on the AP. To complete this task, you will need:
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An outdoor-rated three-wire AC cable (14-18 AWG) that is long enough to connect the
AP (at its mounting location) with the AC power source.
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A small screwdriver
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A pair of long nose pliers
To assemble the AC cord connector and supply AC power to the AP
1. Remove the small plastic bag that contains the AC cable connector from the AP
package.
2. Separate the AC cable connector parts by unscrewing the boot from the cable gland
and the cable gland from the connector housing.
3. Feed the end of the AC cable through the boot and cable gland.
4. Strip the AC cable for about 4-5mm and each of the three conductors for about 7/32”.