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Contacting Ruckus Customer Services and Support ..................................................................................................................... 7
What Support Do I Need? ..................................................................................................................................................... 7
Open a Case ........................................................................................................................................................................ 7
About this Document ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Physical Installation of Q910 ............................................................................................................................................................. 11
Q910 Access Point Installation ................................................................................................................................................. 11
Before You Begin ...................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Step 1: Connecting and Sealing the RJ45 Cables ................................................................................................................ 12
Step 2: Attaching the U-Joint bracket to the Mounting Bracket ......................................................................................... 14
Step 3A: Attaching the Mounting Bracket to a Flat Surface ............................................................................................... 14
Step 3B: Attaching the Mounting Bracket to a Metal Pole .................................................................................................. 15
Step 4: Mounting the Linkage Bracket to the U-Joint Bracket ........................................................................................... 15
Step 5: Attaching the AP Bracket to the Linkage Bracket .................................................................................................. 18
Step 6: Attaching the AP Bracket to the Access Point ....................................................................................................... 19
Step 7: Setting the Elevation and Tightening the Elevation Bolt ........................................................................................ 21
Step 8: Earth Grounding the AP ......................................................................................................................................... 21
Step 9: Installing the Security Cable ................................................................................................................................... 22
Step 10: Checking LED Lights ............................................................................................................................................. 22
Support ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
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Identifies command syntax examples.
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screen or page names,
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DANGER
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Command Syntax Conventions
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