Bedienungsanleitung D-LINK ECB-ANT241200 BROCHURE

[. . . ] [. . . ] Please always put the surge protector indoors and near the device side, if you cannot keep it indoors, use the tapes to wrap all the connectors as pictures showed below. Option: Ultra low-loss cable HDF-400 Length options: 3M/6M/9M Option: Surge protector Connectors: N-plug to N-jack ANT24-SP Surge protector Installation guide for outdoor antenna-kit Step 1 loosen the screw from the surge protector. Option (1) Option (2) Step 2 get a normal conductive copper wire with 2 sides stripped long enough to be conductive, these wires can lead high voltage surges into the grounding. Ground Step 3 find a conductive material nearby the antenna installation sites, connect another end of the wire into position, there are several options: (1) Use a long screw to stick into the ground tightly, connect another wire onto. (2) fix or solder another end of wire onto a steel material/ bar under steel construction, such as wall for buildings, railings or other conductive materials which set up from the ground. Remark: (1) for the ground screw you use, we suggest the longer (deeper into ground) the better performance it has. (2) please use a copper wire with diameter at least from 2. 0mm, the thicker the diameter, the higher voltage it can sustain. Optional ultra low attenuation cable for ANT24-Outdoor high gain series ANT24-0801 ANT24-0800 ANT24-1201 ANT24-1400 We have the following length options to create flexible antenna deployment: ANT24-1800 Default extension cables P/N: ANT24-CB03N: 3meter @ 0. 78dB attenuation P/N: ANT24-CB06N: 6meter @ 1. 56dB attenuation P/N: ANT24-CB09N: 9meter @ 2. 34dB attenuation NOTE: The longer cable you use, the more attenuation it causes, therefoe, the extended range might be shorten than a normal link with default extension cables. [. . . ] [. . . ]