RadioLAN Campus BridgeLINK 用户手册
890-007 Rev. A 01/28/99
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Installing the CPU
When installing a CPU you must mount it onto a wall or a ceiling. You must locate the CPU at a distance from the
antenna that is no farther than the cable will allow. The cable length is a maximum of 15 feet; this means you
must consider all bends in the cable when determining your distance.
antenna that is no farther than the cable will allow. The cable length is a maximum of 15 feet; this means you
must consider all bends in the cable when determining your distance.
You must also locate the CPU in an area from which it has access to local network cabling and electricity. Before
selecting an electrical outlet for use in powering the CPU, verify that the electrical outlet is non-switched (for
example, it is not attached to a wall switch). You should also consider placing the CPU in a location where it is out
of reach of the general public.
selecting an electrical outlet for use in powering the CPU, verify that the electrical outlet is non-switched (for
example, it is not attached to a wall switch). You should also consider placing the CPU in a location where it is out
of reach of the general public.
FCC regulations require that this device be professionally installed by a person knowledgeable in
electronics and trained in the correct installation of this device.
electronics and trained in the correct installation of this device.
All interface cables must be shielded.
Tools You Will Need
To install the CPU, you will need the following tools: drill, drill bit, screwdriver, screws, pencil, measuring tape.