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You must heed any and all safety precautions and warnings in this document or indicated on the Vivato
Outdoor Microcell whenever you are operating or servicing this product. Failure to comply with all
precautions and warnings found in this document violates the design, manufacture, and intended use
requirements of the product. Vivato, Inc. assumes no liability for the operator’s failure to obey these
warnings and cautions.
The person installing the Vivato Outdoor Microcell must be qualified by Vivato, Inc. or by a
Vivato authorized reseller.
This product must only be serviced by qualified Vivato personnel or its
certified agent.
Power Supply: The Microcell includes a pre-installed direct current (DC) power supply. Do not attempt
to use a substitute power supply unless it has been approved by Vivato for use with this product.
Do not operate this product in an explosive atmosphere or in the presence of flammable gases or
fumes, or in the presence of unshielded blasting caps.
To protect against fire, replace any fuses in the product with those of the same voltage, current rating,
and type. Never short-circuit fuse holders or use modified fuses.
Keep away from energized circuits. Only qualified Vivato service personnel or its certified agent may
remove the outer covers of the product. Hazardous voltages may be present any time a cover is removed,
even if the product is not turned on.
Do not operate this product if damage is indicated. Refer servicing or repair to qualified Vivato
personnel or its certified agent.
Do not service or adjust this product by yourself. It is recommended that someone else is present who
can render first aid in the event that electrical shock or other injury occurs.
Do not substitute any parts or modify the product. Any unauthorized changes to the product could
result in compromising the safety features or the correct operation of the product. Refer any service or
repair to authorized Vivato personnel or its certified agent.
Maintenance
There are no user serviceable components or adjustments in Vivato equipment.
The normal course of care and maintenance for electrical equipment should be followed for all Vivato
equipment. The following should be performed on a semi-annual basis:
1. Inspection of housing for signs of external damage, such as a torn radome, dented or breached
housing, or other external damage.
2. Inspection of mounting hardware for missing fasteners, loose fasteners, excessive corrosion, or
changes in mounting orientation.
4. Inspection of cables for proper stress/strain relief and drip loop (if required).
5. Inspection of cables for any signs of fraying, wear, or damage.
Any of the above conditions could lead to failure or reduced performance and should be rectified as soon
as possible.
Operation With Antennas Not Included With The Microcell
The antennas listed in the following table have been tested with the Vivato Outdoor Microcells and
comply with FCC Part 15 rules.
FCC Part 15, paragraph 15.204 (c) 4, addresses the use of other antennas than those specifically used
during compliance testing of the Microcell. Generally stated, antennas of the same type (omni, Yagi,
patch) and of the same or lower gain for that type of approved antenna may be substituted in place of
those used during compliance testing. Please refer to that FCC document for the full text of the ruling.
Antenna connections on the Microcell are RP-TNC (f) jacks. Therefore, antenna leads must be
terminated with an RP-TNC (m) plug connector. Be sure to specify this type of connector when ordering
antennas and any extension cables and adapters that may be needed to reach from the antenna’s
mounting point to the connectors on the bottom of the electrical enclosure. See Figure 6— Example
The following conventions are used in this document:
Tab le 2 — Document Conventions
Convention FormatWhat it Indicates
This symbol identifies critical information concerning Microcell operation. Failure to
Important
Caution
Warning
comply with this information may degrade or prevent Wi-Fi operation.
This symbol identifies information that must be complied with to keep the Wi-Fi
Microcell from being damaged.
This symbol identifies information that must be complied with to reduce the possibility
of electrical shock or other injury.
Contact Information
For customer support:
For technical support, contact your Vivato reseller or visit the Vivato Customer Support website.
Go to www.vivato.net and select the Customer Support link. Enter the required information for setting
up a user account. A support password is e-mailed to you (typically within one business day) after
validating the information, . You can then search the online knowledge base for information by clicking
on “Find Answers / Questions”. You can also access the latest firmware downloads and user documents
from the support site.
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