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copper foil tape should extend past the casing of the RJ-45 connector by approximately ½
inch.
8. When all wires are inserted into the channels in their correct order, use the crimping tool to
permanently crimp the wires to the connector.
Attention! Carefully read the instructions for the crimping tool you are using. Use the
correct crimping tool for the RJ-45 connector you are using. Incorrect installation of the
RJ-45 connector may result in a bad connection between the outdoor transceiver and the
indoor junction box.
9. Insert the RJ-45 connector into the receptacle located underneath the outdoor AP. Make sure
that the connector tab engages the slot in the receptacle.
10. Slide the grommet up the cable and press it into the bottom of the outdoor AP.
11. Slide the grommet clamp up the cable and align the holes with the mounting holes on the
bottom of the outdoor transceiver.
12. Insert the two screws in the mounting holes and tighten until the grommet has a slight bulge.
Be sure to tighten both screws equally so that the grommet is seated correctly.
13. Secure the interconnect cable to the mounting pole with the cable clip as shown in Figure 5-
13.
Figure 4-12 Interconnect Cable Installation to Outdoor Access Point - Bottom View
4.5.2.3 Installing the Interconnect Cables to Junction Box
Note that the junction box should still be disassembled and not screwed to the wall at this point.
1. Strip 2 inches of insulation off the junction box end of the interconnect cable.
Attention! Don’t cut off the shield from the cable – you will need it to ground the system
later.
2. Insert the cable end through the notched out section of the junction box.