Cisco HGA9N Administration Guide - Page 19

Connect the Access Point to the Cable, Cisco HGA9N High Gain Omni-Directional Antenna.

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3 STEP 5 Attach the male end of the cable that has the white tape around it to the Wireless-G Exterior Access Point. Figure 15 Connect the Access Point to the Cable STEP 6 If you are mounting to a pole, insert the pole (not included) into the mounting bracket assembly. As discussed previously, the pole must give the antenna at least 2 meters of clearance from the ground. STEP 7 If you are mounting to a base (not included), make sure the base is secure. Congratulations! The connection is complete. You can begin using the Cisco HGA9N High Gain Omni-Directional Antenna. Cisco HGA9N Administration Guide 19

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Cisco HGA9N Administration Guide
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3
STEP
5
Attach the male end of the cable that has the white tape around it to the
Wireless-G Exterior Access Point.
Figure 15
Connect the Access Point to the Cable
STEP
6
If you are mounting to a pole, insert the pole (not included) into the mounting
bracket assembly. As discussed previously, the pole must give the antenna at least
2 meters of clearance from the ground.
STEP
7
If you are mounting to a base (not included), make sure the base is secure.
Congratulations! The connection is complete. You can begin using the
Cisco HGA9N High Gain Omni-Directional Antenna.