Cisco 1262 Manuel utilisateur

Cisco 1262 Access Point Installation Manual 1

Cisco 1262 Wireless Access Point

Installation Manual

Content

Introduction 1

Installation 1

Installing a padlock (optional) 3

Connecting the MobileView antenna 3

Confirm access point power 4

FCC compliance 4

Contact information 4

Mounting bracket template 5

Introduction

The Cisco®Aironet®1262 Wireless Access Point is

made for interior use only.

Mount the access point in a secure location (inside

the vehicle in a secure cabinet if possible).

Ensure that the access point is in a well-ventilated

area.

Read through these instructions before installation.

Note: A qualified service person, complying with all

applicable codes, should perform all required

hardware installation.

To use this document, you must have the following

minimum qualifications:

A basic knowledge of electrical wiring and low-

voltage electrical hookups.

Installation

Before beginning, confirm you have all contents

required:

Cisco®Aironet®1262 Wireless Access Point

Mounting bracket (included with the access point)

Cisco®Aironet®1262 PoE Power Supply Unit

MobileView Wireless Antenna

Two Cat 5 Ethernet cables

Required screws and washers for mounting the access

point and power supply (not included). Mounting

hardware is included with the antenna.

Part Numbers:

MSS-MISC-WIFI-126N: Cisco®Aironet®1262 Wireless

Access Point

MSS-MISC-WIFI-PS: Cisco®Aironet®1262 Wireless

Access Point Power Supply

MSS-MISC WIFIPS-CAB: Power Supply Cable

MSS-MISC-ANT-4-240:Quad-band antenna (supports

PENTA GPS)

MSS-MISC-ANT-3-240:802.11 antenna for installations

with a MV-3000 DVR

Mounting the Access Point

A mounting bracket (see Figure 1) is included with the

access point. The mounting bracket comes detached

from the access point. The four protruded holes in the

mounting bracket are used to attach the bracket to the

mounting surface.

Note: No hardware is required to attach the access

point to the mounting bracket.

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1. Examine the access point to see how it attaches to

the mounting bracket and to ensure that the chosen

mounting location allows clearance for the network

cable connection.

Figure 1. Low-profile Mounting Bracket Installed on an access point

2. Using the mounting bracket as a guide, mark the

position of the four mounting holes on the mounting

surface. If the network cable to the access point will

be routed through the mounting surface, cut a hole

large enough for an Ethernet cable positioned under

the cable bay area of the access point.

3. Drill the 4 mounting holes with an appropriate bit for

the metal or fiberglass vehicle surface.

4. Install stainless steel rivnuts in any holes through

fiberglass. Stainless steel self-tapping screw may

be used in any holes through metal.

5. If the network cable is routed through the mounting

surface, pull about 8 in. of cable through prior to

securing the bracket to the surface.

6. Insert machine screws in the rivnut holes and self-

tapping metal screws in any holes that are drilled

directly into metal.

Install the Power Supply

1. Position the Power Supply near the DVR.

2. Secure the power supply to the rack or mounting

surface by installing appropriate screws in the

mounting holes.

3. Connect the 48 in. power cable, UTC PN MSS-

MISC-WIFI-PS-CAB, to the Access Point Power

Supply as shown in Error! Reference source not

ound. below. The green terminal block snaps into

the power supply as shown. The opposite end of

the power supply cable with the Mate-N-Lok plug

connects to the vehicle wiring harness.

NOTE: If the vehicle does not have an existing wire

harness equipped with a mating Mate-N-Lok connector

specifically to power a MobileView wireless radio at

12VDC, the connector can be removed to connect the

V+ and V- wire leads to the DVRs wiring harness (refer

to the DVR wiring pin-out diagram).

Figure 2. Connect the power cable

Connect the Network Cables

The access point has one port labeled CONSOLE and

one labeled ETHERNET. The power supply has one port

labeled IN and one labeled OUT.

1. Connect the network cable to the access point port

labeled ETHERNET.

2. Connect the other end of that same network cable to

the access point port labeled OUT.

3. Connect a network cable from the DVRs GIGIBIT

NET port to the IN port on the power supply.

4. Ensure that the network is wired correctly as shown

in Figure 3.

Figure 3. Network cable connection

5. Attach the access point to the mounting bracket,

tucking the cable into the cable bay area.

Cisco 1262 Access Point Installation Manual 3

Installing a padlock (optional)

Use the security hasp on the adapter cable access

cover and a padlock (that you provide) to secure your

access point to the mounting plate. Compatible

padlocks are Master Lock models 120T or 121T. The

cable access cover on the mounting bracket covers the

cable bay area (including the power port, Ethernet port,

console port, and mode button) to prevent access.

Follow these instructions to install the padlock:

1. With the access point installed on the mounting

bracket, insert a padlock into the security hasp.

Note: If your access point is mounted to a hard

ceiling, the clearance between the mounting bracket

and the ceiling is small. Work slowly using both hands

to position and secure the lock into the mounting

bracket hasp.

2. Rotate the lock clockwise and align the bail with the

lock body.

3. Grasp the lock and push it into the bail to lock the

lock. See Figure 4.

Figure 4. Inserting the padlock into the security hasp

4. Rotate the padlock into the padlock area. See

Figure 5.

Figure 5. Rotating the padlock into the padlock area

Connecting the MobileView antenna

The Cisco 1262 Access Point has six antenna ports:

three labeled 2.4 GHz ANTENNA as shown in Figure 6

below; and three labeled 5 GHz ANTENNA as shown in

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Figure 6. Three antenna ports labeled 2.4 GHz ANTENNA

Figure 7. Three antenna ports labeled 5 GHz ANTENNA

Each port has a black rubber protective cap, as shown in

Figure 8 below.

Figure 8. Black protective caps shown on four ports

Unless instructed otherwise for your specific installation,

remove the three protective rubber caps from the access

point ports labeled 5 GHz ANTENNA.

1. Attach the three 802.11 antenna cables to the three

5 GHz access point ANTENNA ports.

2. If the wireless antenna is part number MSS-MISC-

ANT-4-240 and the DVR is a MobileView PENTA,

connect the fourth antenna cable to the DVRs GPS

port.

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Confirm access point power

There is a small LED on the face of the access point,

shown in Figure 8 as the small black square above the

CISCO label.

When the access point is receiving power, the LED

should illuminate green. The LED may flash initially and

then become solid green. This confirms the access

point is powered on.

FCC compliance

This equipment has been tested and found to comply

with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to

part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference when the equipment is operated in a

commercial environment. This equipment generates,

uses, and can radiate access point frequency energy

and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

installation instructions, may cause harmful interference

to access point communications.

You are cautioned that any changes or modifications

not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user’s authority to operate

the equipment.

Contact information

North America:

855-MOBVIEW (662-8839)

MobileViewTS@fs.utc.com

Latin America:

561-998-6114

latam@interlogix.com

Web site:

www.interlogix.com/mobileview

2013003 March 2013

Cisco is the trademark of Cisco Systems, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and other countries.

www.interlogix.com/mobileview

Mounting bracket template

Use the mounting bracket template to mark the positions of the mounting and cable entry holes on the mounting

surface.

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