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HAO15SIP
Hi-GainTM WiFi 15dBi Outdoor
Omni-Directional Antenna
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Hi-Gain
TM
15dBi Outdoor Omni-Driectional Antenna
Overview.............................................................1
Package Contents...................................1
System Requirements...............................1
Signal Patterns........................................1
Installation.............................................................2- 4
Specifications.............................................................5
Basic Antenna Education..........................................6 - 11
Network / Hi-Gain Antenna Terms............6
Basic Setup and Operation......................7
Obtaing the Optimal Signal.....................8-9
Removing your Original Antenna..............10
What is “Cable Loss”?..............................11
Hawking Hi-GainTM Range Extending Products...........12
Warranty and Certifications........................................13
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Hi-Gain
TM
15dBi Outdoor Omni-Directional Antenna
Package Contents
a. One Hi-Gain Outdoor Antenna (HAO15SIP)
b. Surge Protector (N-Plug to N-Jack)
c. 50cm Extension Cable (N-Plug to SMA)
d. Adaptor (RP. SMA Jack- RP.TNC Plug)
System Requirements
- One Wireless Device with an External Antenna Connector
- Connector Type: Reverse SMA Jack or Reverse TNC (Linksys or Cisco Devices) One
Signal Patterns
e. Wall Mounting Kit
f. Waterproof Tape
g. Quick Installation Guide
Horizontal Vertical
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Hi-Gain
TM
15dBi Outdoor Omni-Directional Antenna
Installation Overview
*The HACST cable is only required for Access Point or router with TNC Connector (i.e.
Linksys or Cisco Brand).
**The outdoor cable is required and must be purchased separately
INSTALLATION
Step 1 Determine the extra cable length necessary for your application. Measure
the distance between the location you wish to mount your Outdoor Antenna and the
location of your Wireless Access Point. ( If you have not yet purchased your extension
cable, please do so from your nearest Hawking Hi-Gain Antenna provider. Hawking
30ft N-Plug Low Loss Extention Cable.
Step 2 Locate the anntenna connector on your access point (usually it is in the
back), remove the original antenna from your Wireless Access Point, and replace the
antenna with the Extension Cable (apply the smaller connector (SMA) to the Access
Point.
Wireless
Access Point
(not included)
HACST
RP-SMA to
RP-TNC Adapter
Extension Cable
N-Plug to SMA
Connector
HASP1
Surge Protector
HAC30N
Outdoor Cable
(not included)
15 dBi
Omni-Directional
Antenna
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Step 3 After you have attached the Extension cable
to your Wireless Access Point, install the Surge
Protector to the N-Plug at the opposite end of the
cable.
Twist the N-Plug clockwise to fasten it onto the
connector of the N-Plug Extension Cable.
The Surge Protector (HASP1) protects your sensitive WLAN devices from high
voltage surges created by outdoor lightning strikes or a sudden uctuation in
electric current. The Surge Protector must be grounded in order to operate
properly.
Grounding: To properly ground the Surge Protector you must use standard copper wire and
strip one end. Fasten the stripped end to the Surge Protector using a screw driver. Take the
opposite end of the copper wire and mount it to a sturdy metal object using a screw or nut.
The metal object must have direct contact with the copper of the wire. Please contact
techsupport@hawkingtech.com if you have any questions regarding this step.
Step 4 Once you have successfully grounded your Surge Protector, connect the other
end to the N-Plug Extension cable (HAC10N or HAC30N [Black] are sold separately).
Twist the N-Plug clockwise to fasten it onto the connector
of the N-Plug Extension Cable
Surge
Protector
N-Plug
Hi-Gain
TM
15dBi Outdoor Omni-Directional Antenna
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