TRANSPONDER TERMINAL
MANUAL
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3.3 INSTALLATION
PROCEDURE
Install as follows:
1. Drill a (core) hole about 30 mm in diameter through the wall.
2. Clean the hole as much as possible, so that it actually has a 'real' diameter of
about 30 mm.
Optional: also push a plastic tube about 30 mm in diameter through the hole to
protect the cable from chafing. Note: this tube is not supplied with the product.
3. Hold the perforated sheet (2) in the centre horizontally over the (core) hole, so
that the centre of the circular cut-out in the perforated sheet (2) and the hole in
the wall match.
4. Mark at least 4 other holes through the perforated sheet (2).
5. Drill at least four 6 mm blind holes, as marked in Step 4 above, into the wall.
6. Fasten the perforated sheet (2) to the wall using wall plugs (5) and screws (6).
The holes in the perforated sheet (2) are designed to hold M6 screws as a
maximum size.
7. Depending on the wall thickness, use 1, 2 or 3 sections of the threaded rod
and attach supplied union nuts (not shown in the diagram).
8. Fasten the threaded rod (3) to the rear of the transponder terminal (1) and
tighten by hand (about 5-7 Nm).
9. Attach the ends of the interface cable (4) to the top of the threaded rod (3)
with adhesive tape, for instance.
10. Carefully push the threaded rod (3) and the cable (4) through the hole. In do-
ing so, you must ensure that the cable does not get caught or broken, or dam-
aged in any other way.
11. Push the threaded rod through until the transponder terminal (1) lies as flat as
possible on the perforated sheet (2). Push the cable through at the same time,
ensuring it does not get damaged in any way.
12. From inside the building, carefully pull the cable (4) all the way inside.
13. Pull the cable (4) on the inside wall through the two outer openings in the in-
side fastening plate (7).
14. Place the middle opening of the fastening plate (7) over the threaded rod (3)
and push the plate until it lies flat against the wall. In doing so, also push the
cable (4) through and ensure that the cable does not get caught or broken, or
damaged in any other way.
15. Screw the transponder terminal (1) tightly into position with the lock nut (8).
Tighten the lock nut firmly by hand (5-7 Nm) to prevent the terminal from com-
ing loose.
Optional: use a thread-locking fluid or self-locking screws. Neither self-locking
screws nor thread-locking fluids are included in the supply package.
16. Check to see if the transponder terminal (1) can be rotated or pulled from the
wall on the outside. If it is still loose, fasten the nut (7) even tighter.
17. Pull the rubber seals (9) over the two cables and press them into the two
openings in the fastening plate (7), so that they seal the holes.
Fastening the transponder terminal with the perforated sheet, threaded rod and nut
means it is no longer possible to remove the terminal on the outside. The terminal can
be dismantled using the same procedure, but in reverse.
