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Installing the Bridges

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Figure 31. Cisco Aironet BR-1400 components. 6.2 Installing the Bridges Tip: It is a good idea to configure the bridges and verify RF connectivity before performing the installation, this can weed out any potential configuration problems you might encounter and perhaps save time by verifying radio connectivity before going onsite. Survey the site where you plan to mount the bridge, some questions to ask yourself. 1. Is the mounting location structurally sound, will it hold the weight of the bridge? 2. If on the roof, try to get close to the side of the roof that you plan to transmit from otherwise the roof itself may effect your Fresnel clearance. 3. Is a good source of ground available (for the grounding block)? 4. Is there a hole to route the cables inside the building or will you need to drill a hole? If you do drill beware of electrical wires and pipes. Watch for sharp edges. 5. Will you need additional resources, such as a bucket truck or the services of others (some sites require union workers or the use of electricians). 6. If a tower is used, will it handle the extra wind load and weight of the bridge? If you are using a tower please use a professional installer to climb the tower. Copyright © 2004 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Page 36 of 53

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Figure 31.
Cisco Aironet BR-1400 components.
6.2
Installing the Bridges
Tip: It is a good idea to configure the bridges and verify RF connectivity before performing
the installation, this can weed out any potential configuration problems you might encounter
and perhaps save time by verifying radio connectivity before going onsite.
Survey the site where you plan to mount the bridge, some questions to ask yourself.
1.
Is the mounting location structurally sound, will it hold the weight of the bridge?
2.
If on the roof, try to get close to the side of the roof that you plan to transmit from
otherwise the roof itself may effect your Fresnel clearance.
3.
Is a good source of ground available (for the grounding block)?
4.
Is there a hole to route the cables inside the building or will you need to drill a hole? If you
do drill beware of electrical wires and pipes. Watch for sharp edges.
5.
Will you need additional resources, such as a bucket truck or the services of others (some
sites require union workers or the use of electricians).
6.
If a tower is used, will it handle the extra wind load and weight of the bridge? If you are
using a tower please use a professional installer to climb the tower.