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AN-30 System User Manual
2. The RF cable should connect the antenna to the transceiver.
3. Connect the male IF cable connector to the female F-type connector on the
transceiver. The connector should then be weatherproofed with a standard
weatherproofing material for outdoor RF installations. Note that the provided IF
cable is for exterior use. It is recommended that the cable terminate at the exterior
wall using a grounding block, and that interior grade cable be used to connect the
terminal to the grounding block according to local codes. For convenience, a
grounding block is included with the AN-30 system. An optional lightning
arrestor may be used to protect the terminal and other indoor equipment from
sudden electrical surges. A suitable arrestor may be purchased through any of
Redline’s system integrators. Note that performance may be affected by the use of
other arrestors.
weatherproofing material for outdoor RF installations. Note that the provided IF
cable is for exterior use. It is recommended that the cable terminate at the exterior
wall using a grounding block, and that interior grade cable be used to connect the
terminal to the grounding block according to local codes. For convenience, a
grounding block is included with the AN-30 system. An optional lightning
arrestor may be used to protect the terminal and other indoor equipment from
sudden electrical surges. A suitable arrestor may be purchased through any of
Redline’s system integrators. Note that performance may be affected by the use of
other arrestors.
4. Connect the IF cable to the F-type female connector located on the back of the
terminal. The connector should be tightened finger-tight and then tightened an
additional 1/8 of a turn.
additional 1/8 of a turn.
6.4. Installing
The
Terminal
Once the AN-30 terminal and the radio are connected, the terminal is ready to be installed
and configured. The Ethernet data port will automatically negotiate network speed
(10/100 Mbps) based on the capability of the device to which it is interfacing with.
If the terminal is used for connection to a core network, the network device is likely to be
a router, hub, or switch as shown in Figure 10. In this configuration, a cross-over
Ethernet cable is required to connect between the terminal and the network device.
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