Times-7 B6031, A1030, A7030C, A8065, A1115 Mounting Instructions Manual

MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS GUIDE

Using Integrated Mounting Guides, Pre-drilled Holes or Attach Brackets

For Picture Frame and Flat Radome Antennas

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CONTENT

How to Use Integrated Mounting Guides and Pre

-drilled Holes

Page 03

How to Attach Brackets to Picture Frame and Flat

Radome Antennas

Page 09

How to Attach the Adhesive VESA Backplate for

Small Antennas

Page 13

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How to Use Integrated Mounting Guides

and Pre-drilled Holes

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Mounting Instructions

This document demonstrates step-by-step
how to flush mount the antenna models with
both a formed and flat radome using screws.

Some models with formed radomes include
drill guides shown in [Fig. 1], which can be
drilled through without damaging the
antenna. Models without drill guides on the
radome have pre-drilled holes on the rear of
the antenna to be used as guides [Fig. 2].

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Required Tools

1 x Antenna model with flat or formed radome
1 x Electric drill
1 x Drill bit suitable for antenna specific max. THRU hole size
1 x Driver bit
4 x Screws

THRU hole size per antenna model:

Antenna name Max. THRU hole size

Flush Mount

Bracket mount

B6031

5.5 mm

4.5 mm

A7030C

6 mm

4.5 mm

A1030

4 mm

4.5 mm

A5060

4 mm

4.5 mm

A8060

6 mm

NA

A8065

6 mm

NA

A1115

4.5 mm

4.5 mm
A1130

4.5 mm

4.5 mm
A1163

4.5 mm

4.5 mm

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Drill a Pilot hole –

Formed Radome

Place the antenna on a flat surface to prevent the antenna
from bending in the process. We recommend using a

sacrificial piece of wood to protect the surface from being

damaged by the drill bit.
Position the drill bit on the dimple in the corner of the

antenna. Refer to the table on page 3 for antenna specific
max. THRU hole size.

Drill through carefully.

Drilled
through

pilot hole

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