AvaLAN Wireless AW900FS - Manual (Page 14)

AW900FS User’s Manual
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9. When all of the radios are keyed and operating, connect them to your network and Ethernet devices
as desired and cycle the radio’s power to begin normal operation. Now, browser mamagement of the
SUs can be performed over the wireless network.
Note: Avoid plugging actively linked radios into the
same switch because this will corrupt the switch’s routing table and may cause network problems just
as if you had plugged a CAT5 cable directly between two ports of a switch (commonly called a loop
back). Power cycle the radios and switch if this happens.
The transceiver must be installed by a professional installer, or factory technicians. The authority
to operate the transceiver in the USA and Canada will be void if the radio’s transmit power is set
above the restricted limits below or by the use of antennae and cables from manufacturers other
than AvaLAN Wireless.
The maximum allowable transmit power must follow BOTH rules below.
FCC RULE 1: Transmit Power at the product’s output connector must not exceed 1 Watt [30dBm]
NOTE: The radio cannot be configured to exceed this limit.
FCC RULE 2: The radio system must not exceed 4 watts Effective Isotropic Radiated Power [36dBm EIRP]
NOTE: This rule only applies to antennae with over 6dBi of gain. AvaLAN’s Yagi Directional antenna
(AW15-900 and AW11-900) must use this rule to determine the LEGAL output power.
Setup Rules
ANTENNA GAIN - AvaLAN’s approved antenna:
AW11-900 11.0dBi
AW15-900 15.0dBi
CABLE LOSS - AvaLAN’s approved cables:
AW4-900 0.5dB
AW10-900 1.2dB
AW25-900 2.0dB
AW50-900 4.1dB
MAXIMUM TRANSMIT POWER = 36dB – ANTENNA GAIN + CABLE LOSS
MAXIMUM TRANSMIT POWER ANTENNA APPROVED CABLES
24
AW11-900
1 ft cable (included)
24 AW-RF4
24 AW-RF10
24 AW-RF25
27 AW-RF50
18
AW15-900
1 ft cable (included)
18 AW-RF4
18 AW-RF12
18 AW-RF25
24 AW-RF50
30
AW5P-900
AW5S-900
AW2-900
1 ft cable (included)
30 AW-RF4
30 AW-RF10
30 AW-RF25
30 AW-RF50