Tyco 0-1591700-x Manuale Utente

 

The access point is supplied with a desk-mount stand 
but it is probably best to wall-mount the unit to deliver 
best possible radio performance. 

1.  Choose a location that is likely to provide line-of-

sight or maximum visibility of the clients in their 
intended locations. 

2.  Ensure that the wall is suitable for drilling and that 

there are no major metallic structures in the wall that 
may interfere with the radio signals. 

3.  Consider the powering of the access point and either 

provide a local AC socket or use the DC Injector unit 
0-1591700-x to down-line power the access point. 

4.  Drill the mounting surface with 2 holes spaced apart 

by 95mm and insert 2 screws into the holes leaving 
about 10mm of screw head protruding.  

5.  Locate the keyhole slots on the rear of the access 

point and carefully hang the access point on to the 
screw head.  

6.  Fit the power and LAN cables and position the 

antennae vertically as show. 

The access point can be mounted on a desk or similar surface, however it is recommended that 
the unit is wall mounted to achieve a more professional installation and reduce the risk of 
accidental knocks and other damage that can happened to desk-mounted equipment. The unit is 
supplied with a plastic stand that is shaped to accommodate the access point.  

1.  Ensure that the proposed desk area is safe, dry and clean. 

2.  Carefully locate the access point into the stand. 

3.  Connect the cables to the access point. 

4.  Position the antennae vertically as show. 

 

The rear panel of the access point as shown in Figure 2 has a silver metallic label containing 
regulatory information.  

The lower adhesive label contains the Tyco Part Number and will be in the format 0-1591700-x. 
Ensure that this full number is quoted on any support requests. 

The access point serial number is located on the white adhesive label and is also found on the 
System > Status menu option as detailed on page 18.  

This metallic label has an adhesive label that specifies the MAC address of the Ethernet port of the 
access point. The individual MAC addresses for the 802.11a and 802.11b/g radios can be found 
from the System > Status menu option as detailed on page 18.