1. Attach the controller to a 19” rack inside the equipment shelter using the
#10 hardware included with the device.
2. Attach the AISG cable from the antennas to the controller. Up to three
separate cables can be attached to the controller at one time. Any of the
three connectors can be used if fewer than three cables are to be
attached.
Note: Do not exceed 130 meters of AISG cable per connector on the
controller.
3. Attach the USB to 10/100 Mbps fast Ethernet Adapter to one of the USB
ports on the front of the Remote Controller and connect an Ethernet cable
with RJ45 connectors between the Adapter and the laptop.
Note: The USB to 10/100 T Ethernet Adapter is not supplied with the
controller. Use a TrendNet TU-ET100C or equivalent product. Use a
standard Ethernet Crossover Cable with RJ45 plugs (supplied with unit)
4. Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the 10/100 T port on the front of
the Remote Controller and the other to the network connection port in the
equipment shelter if the Remote Controller is going to be remote
monitored.
Note: The Ethernet cable is not supplied with the controller. Use a
standard cable with RJ45 plugs.
5. Connect power to the back of the controller following the polarity shown on
the back of the device. The input voltage range should be as shown
below:
Note: The antennas can be programmed either remotely using the
Ethernet back to a central location or locally using a laptop. Proceed to
step 17 if remotely programming the antennas or continue to step 6 if
programming locally.