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CHAPTER 3. SITE PLANNING
CABLES AND CABLE PATH
For subscriber equipment installation, you will need the cables and connectors indi-
cated in Table3-A.
Choose the path along which the cables will run between the Indoor Unit and the Out-
door Unit, keeping in mind that a radio signal cable length should be less than 165
feet (50 m).
Carefully consider both the outdoor and indoor portions of the cable run. Decide how
the cable run will be secured, how it will enter the building, and whether it will
include wall jacks.
Consider all local building codes and standard construction practices when planning
the cable path.
SUBSCRIBER LAN/COMPUTER
If the Indoor Unit is functioning in NAT mode, addresses on the local subnet (i.e.,
LAN) will not be visible beyond the subscriber’s subnet. The Indoor Unit will auto-
matically become a DHCP server for the subscriber’s subnet. In addition, in default
setting, the Indoor Unit’s DHCP server will use the DNS server address supplied by
the system’s DHCP server to resolve network addresses.
Table3-A Subscriber Site Cable Requirements
Connection — Qty Cable Type Max. Length Connectors
Ethernet (1) Cat 5 330 ft (100 m) RJ45 male
Radio Signal (1) Quad Shield Coaxial 165 ft. (50 m) * Male F type
Radio Control (1) Shielded Outdoor-
rated Cat 5
165 ft. (50 m) * RJ45 male
* These two cables run over the same path, and so will be of the same length.