Installation Manual Part 2

Company Proprietary

Adaptive Broadband

U-NII Product Installation Manual 05/29/2001

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Figure 7-8 Interconnect Cable Routing Solutions

2. Once you have chosen the route, determine the length of cable required. Allow three extra

feet on each end to allow for strain relief as well as any bends and turns.

3. Install the cable, leaving the ends free and ready to fit the RJ-45 connector (transceiver end),

and install to the indoor junction box.

4. Remember to form a drip loop on the exterior of the building where the cable enters the

penetration. This will help prevent water from entering.

7.5.2 Preparing the Interconnect Cable

Table 7-6 shows the tools you need to install an RJ-45 connector on the outdoor subscriber end

of the interconnect cable.

Table 7-6 Required Tools and Equipment

Tools Equipment Quantity

Crimping tool (specific to RJ-45

used)

RJ-45 connector (metal bodied) 1

Wire stripper

Small wire cutters

1. Remove the grommet (Figure 7-9) and clamping plate from the Subscriber Unit by undoing

the two screws. Be careful not to lose them if you are working on a ladder.

NOTE - Add a

drip loop at wall

penetration

prevent water

from entering