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2.3 Installation Instructions
Once the mounting location has been identified follow the installation steps below:
Step 1
Before physically installing the node, gateway and sensors ensure the units have
good reception in the general area of install (using actual gateway to node data
transfers, see User Guide). If reception is poor an additional site survey will need to
be completed prior to installation.
Step 2
Determine which mounting method to use. Ensure the gateway is oriented so that
the cables are exiting from the bottom of the unit
Screws
o Using the base plate of the G200 as a template, mark the two holes
for mounting the base plate to the wall. Refer to Figure 1. Ensure the
unit is level.
o Drill or press punch the holes for the two self-tapping screws.
Velcro Tape
o Place the Velcro tape on the back surface of the G200 gateway
along with its mating counterpart. Do not cover any of the enclosure
screws or regulatory label.
o Hold the G200 up to the mounting location and ensure it is level.
o Press the G200 into the wall until proper adhesion between the
Velcro and wall is achieved.
Step 3
Mount the G200 Gateway to the wall using the self-tapping screws or Velcro. If
using Velcro, press gateway to wall and verify good adhesion by the Velcro tape.
Step 4
Plug the power supply into an AC wall outlet (verify the power supply is 120V for US
and/or 220V for Europe). Make sure the AC outlet is functional and has power.
Note: Industrial buildings/locations frequently have un-powered outlets. A hand-held
AC power check device can be used to verify an outlet is powered.
Step 5
Utilize proper cable management techniques to ensure a neat and clean install.
Cable ties and cable tie holders should be used. Refer to Figure 2.
Step 6
Installation is now complete. Verify the G200 Gateway is recognized by the
customer dashboard and can communicate to each SN400 Sensor Node (see User
Guide for details).
Step 7
Proceed to the user guide for additional configuration instructions.
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