Transition RFID
Portal
Installation Guide
MN-004418-01EN
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Contents
Introduction .......................................................................................................................................... 1
Included Hardware ........................................................................................................................................................... 1
Typical Tool Requirements ............................................................................................................................................... 1
Installation ............................................................................................................................................ 3
Angle Iron Installation with Existing Bollard .....................................................................................................................3
Angle Iron Installation without Existing Bollards ..............................................................................................................4
Panel Installation with Angle Iron .....................................................................................................................................5
Panel Installation without Angle Iron and with Existing Bollard ........................................................................................6
Panel Installation without Angle Iron and without Existing Bollard ...................................................................................7
Panel Installation with Canting ......................................................................................................................................... 8
Bollard Installation without Angle Iron ..............................................................................................................................9
Bollard Installation with Angle Iron .................................................................................................................................10
Coaxial Cable Installation .............................................................................................................................................. 11
Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Connection ........................................................................................................................ 13
GPIO Connector ............................................................................................................................................................14
Photo Eye Installation ....................................................................................................................................................15
Stack Light Installation ................................................................................................................................................... 17
Cleanup .............................................................................................................................................. 18
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Introduction
Fast, reliable, highly automated updates. Used primarily at dock doors, these integrated portals can
reduce the need for human intervention and manual scanning at common chokepoints. Specialized
antennas tune out cross-talk, reducing erroneous reads and sustaining a highly accurate read rate
through the portal.
This document describes how to perform a typical installation of the Zebra Transition RFID Portal.
Included Hardware
Introduction
y 3/8-inch x 3-inch Screw Anchor (Stands/Angle Iron)
y 1/2-inch x 3-inch Screw Anchor (Bollards)
y #14 X 1-inch Metal Screws (Stack Light/Photo Eye)
y 1/2-inch U-Shaped Wall Stays
y 1/4-inch Concrete/Drywall Anchors (Wall Stays)
y Small/Large Zip-Ties
Typical Tool Requirements
y Box Cutter
y Snips
y Tape Measure
y Speed Square
y Hammer Drill
1/2-inch Concrete Drill Bit (Bollards)
3/8-inch Concrete Drill Bit (Stand/Angle Iron)
1/4-inch Concrete Drill Bit (Wall Stays)
y Impact Driver
3/8-inch Socket (Stack Light/Photo Eye)
PH3 Impact Drill Bit (Feet Screws)
3/4-inch Socket (Bollards)
9/16-inch Socket (Stands/Angle Iron)
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y Drill
1-inch Hole Saw (Door Tracks)
Drill Bit Assortment Box
Reamer Bit (Door Tracks)
y Needle Nose Pliers
y Hex Wrench Set
y Philips / Flat Screwdrivers
y Mini Flat Head Screwdriver
y 5/32 T-Handle
y Ladder
y Extension Cord(s)
y Vacuum or Broom
Introduction
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Installation
This installation should only be performed by a professional technician trained to install this
hardware.
Read these instructions thoroughly before performing the installation.
Angle Iron Installation with Existing Bollard
1. Measure 6 inches from the side of the bollard.
2. Align the angle iron to the side of the existing bollard.
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Installation
Angle Iron Installation without Existing Bollards
1. Measure 1-foot, 4 inches (16 inches) from door track to side of angle iron.
2. Align the angle iron to the door track.
3. Mark the hole locations onto the oor.
4. Using a 3/8-inch concrete drill bit, drill the two holes to a depth of 3 inches.
5. Using an impact driver, secure the angle iron to the oor using two 3/8-inch HD screw
anchors.
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