User's Manual

Installation

2. If the outdoor unit is to be fed with the T10 low loss cable it is necessary to fit wall

extended mounting arm part to accommodate the larger bend radius of the cable.

3. The outdoor unit should be fitted to the mounting arm. The orientation of the antenna

is dependant on the polorisation of the signal. The figure below shows the outdoor

unit mounted in the normal position (vertically polarised).The V marked on the

outdoor unit should be pointed up. The V is marked on both sides of the outdoor unit

to facilitate for left or right pivots on the bracket.

4. If the CT Antenna is horizontally polarised then the outdoor unit is rotated through 90

and mounted as shown in the figure below with the H mark pointed up. . The H is

marked on both sides of the outdoor unitto facilitate for left or right pivots on the

bracket.

Wall Mounted Outdoor Unit Vertical polarisation

5. If the CT antenna is horizontally polarised then the outdoor unit is rotated through 90

and mounted with the H mark pointed up. . The H is marked on both sides of the

outdoor unit to facilitate for left or right pivots on the bracket as shown in the figure

below. Secure the outdoor unit radium to the outdoor unit mounting bracket using four

M6*20mm hex head set screws, 6mm flat and 6mm coiled washers as shown in the

relevant figure mentioned above. Tighten the set screws to a torque of 1.75Nm.