Parsec Technologies DOBERMAN Manuel utilisateur

Required Tools & Accessories

Hammer / Rubber Mallet

Drill and 0.1 IN Drill Bit

Phillips Screwdriver

1 IN Hole Saw

SMA Wrench

Mounting Instructions

Antenna Mounting Location Directions

When selecting the location of an antenna, consider the following factors:

1. Conductive Panel –The ground plane is a part of the antenna. If

no ground plane/metal surface is used, the antenna may

radiate in undesirable locations and may also result in bad

return loss and poor efficiency.

Parsec suggests using a 20” x 20” ground plane for all our

mobile antennas (PTA0587) for best performance. If this much

space is not available, use a ground plane/metal surface large enough such that it is at least 5

inches from each side of the antenna.

2. Antenna Directionality –the direction of the signal is limited

by the directionality of the antenna.

Omni-directional antennas provide a 360-degree horizontal

radiation pattern, allowing for coverage in all directions

horizontally with varying degrees of vertical coverage.

When selecting the location of an omni-directional antenna,

ensure that the antenna can be mounted in the proper

orientation relative to the horizontal plane.

3. Signal Path Loss –signal strength is greatly affected by the

materials that the signal passes through.

Severe signal loss can be caused by concrete and brick walls. Metals can absorb and/or reflect the

signal, affecting the signal path. For best antenna performance, select an antenna location with

minimal obstructions between the antenna and the signal source(s).

4. Reflection & Diffraction –the signal will bounce off certain materials and bend around obstacles.

For best antenna performance, the antenna should be installed in a location where the signal path

is not interfered by materials like Low E glass, Metal, Tinted glass, etc., that reflect RF Energy.

DOBERMAN

Installation Instructions

5. Interference –electrical devices and appliances interfere

with the antenna’s signal.

Electrical devices and appliances, such as refrigerators,

microwaves, AC units, and cameras, can cause

electromagnetic interference with the antenna signal.

Select a location that is as far as possible from electrical

devices and appliances and minimizes the amount of such

devices between the antenna and the signal source(s). For

best antenna performance, install antennas as far away as

possible from each other and other devices. In general,

separate antennas by at least 24 inches (61 cm).

6. Cable Loss –signal strength is lost as RF waves travel

through cables.

The longer the cable, the more electrical energy is lost as heat and the higher the signal loss.

Therefore, it is best to select a location for the antenna that allows the cables to be as short as

possible and still reach the router.

The size of the cable also affects cable loss; coaxial cables with higher center conductor diameters

have less cable loss compared to thinner coaxial cables.

It is critical to avoid bending coaxial cables sharply to avoid shearing of the Aluminum foil shield,

which can result in a significant or complete loss of antenna functionality.

Coaxial cables should not be bent sharply; they have a minimum bend radius which varies

depending on the size of cable.

Hardware Accessories

Accessory

Part Number

Mini Pole Mount Bracket Assembly

PTA0637

Magnetic Mount

PTA0330

Gasket Assembly - Dodge Charger

PTA0339

Gasket Assembly - Ford Explorer

PTA0340

Replacement Rooftop Gasket

PTA0110

Gasket Assembly - 2021 Ford Explorer

PTA0644

Roof Top Ford Explorer Gasket

PTA0649

Hardware Kit for 1" Shaft - Nut/Washer

PTA0760

1" Star Washer

PTA0251

Ground plane with adhesive back, 20in x 20in, can be cut to size

PTA0587

Surge Arrestor - SMA(F) to SMA(F)

PTA0476

Surge Arrestor - N(F) to N(M)

PTA0736

SMA Wrench, Key Chain

PTA0194

Service: Cable Sleeving (priced per ft)

Cable Sleeving

*Lightning Arrestors are recommended for outdoor installations

Roof Mounting Instructions

Preparing the Hole

1. After selecting the location to mount the Antenna,

mask the mounting location to avoid paint damage.

Mark the hole center with ink or scribed cross hairs.

2. Use a center punch to make a dimple on the marked

location to avoid drill bits from walking across the

sheet metal. Use a Twist drill of diameter about 0.1”

and drill a pilot hole. Using a 1.0” diameter sheet

metal hole saw, drill the hole.

3. The hole saw will cut the required diameter hole with

less risk of stretching and distorting the vehicle

surface.

4. Clean up any metal shavings around the mounting

location.

Mounting the Antenna

1. Feed the coaxial cables from the antenna through

the hole from the outside surface to the inside

surface and thread the entire length of the cable

through the hole.

2. Clean debris off the vehicle surface and then

mark the desired antenna orientation by placing

the antenna flat on the vehicle surface.

3. Lift the antenna and remove the protective

backing from the underside of the antenna and place the antenna back in the desired position.

Apply downward pressure on the antenna to stick it to the panel. This step is optional if you plan to

mount the antenna magnetically.

4. To avoid the gap between the antenna and panel, it is

recommended to use neutral cure silicon sealant around the

base of the mounting boot to fully compress the antenna to

the mounting panel.

5. A split flat washer and a split hex nut are provided in the kit

for easy installation.

6. On the inside of the vehicle, thread the flat washer over

the cable, followed by the PTA0257 star washer (if

applicable) and then hex nut.

7. Slide the washers and nut to the threaded flange of the

antenna and tighten the hex nut until antenna

compresses flat with the surface of the vehicle.

Roof

Split Washer

Split Hex Nut

Magnetic Mount Instructions

1. Select the mounting location.

A. A horizontal, ferrous metallic surface is required for

mounting the antenna. Check that the magnetic

mount base has sufficient magnetic attraction to

the mounting surface.

B. To avoid de-tuning or interference issues, install

the antenna as far away as possible from other

electrical devices (minimum 24 inches), including

light bars, AC units, fans, cameras, routers, and

other antennas. Select the mounting location.

2. Feed the antenna cables through the hole in the magnetic

mount base.

3. Fasten the antenna to the magnetic mount base.

A. Guide the provided flat washer and hex nut onto

the antenna cables. Using a star or lock washer is

optional and not provided.

B. Thread the flat washer, star washer (if applicable),

and hex nut onto the antenna shaft, and tighten

the hex nut using a 7/16 inch wrench.

4. Place the antenna with the magnetic mount base onto the mounting location in the desired

orientation.

5. Route the antenna cables towards the router.

A. Route the cables from the antenna to the router, maintaining a minimum bend radius of 0.5

inches. Avoid sharp bends.

A. Route the antenna cables adjacent to existing wiring as much as possible

Pole Mounting Instructions

Mounting the Pole Mount Bracket on the Pole

1. Select the mounting location on a vertical pole.

A. To avoid de-tuning or interference issues,

install the antenna as far away as possible from

other devices (minimum 24 inches), including

lights, AC units, routers, and other antennas.

B. Select a mounting location on a pole with a

diameter between 2.5” and 3.5”. Ensure that the

pole is vertical, stable, and rigid.

2. Remove the flat washer and hex nut from the antenna

shaft.

3. Install the pole mount bracket onto the pole.

A. Guide the provided hose clamps through the

slots in the pole mount brackets and around

the pole, as shown below. Tighten the hose

clamps around the pole.

Mounting the Antenna

1. Feed the coaxial cables from the antenna through the hole from the outside surface to the inside

surface and thread the entire length of the cable through the hole.

2. Feed the antenna cables through hole in the pole mount bracket.

3. Adhere the antenna to the mounting surface.

A. Remove the backing from the adhesive pad on the base of the antenna.

B. Carefully place the antenna onto the pole mount bracket, inserting the antenna shaft into

the hole.

C. Apply pressure on the antenna to ensure strong adhesion.

4. Fasten the antenna to the pole mount bracket.

A. Guide the provided flat washer and hex nut onto the antenna cables. Using a star or lock

washer is optional and not provided.

B. Thread the flat washer, PTA0251 star washer (if applicable), and hex nut onto the antenna

shaft.

Routing the Cables

1. Route the cables from the antenna to the router, maintaining a minimum bend radius of 0.5.” Avoid

sharp bends. Run the cables adjacent to existing wiring.

2. Waterproof the RF connectors using electrical tape or heat shrink tube, if required.

Cable Connection Instructions

1. Use a canned air and/ or isopropyl alcohol to clean all the connectors to ensure that there Is no

dust in the terminals.

2. Connect the antenna cables to the router. Use the table below for reference; different routers may

have different terminal names. Use a 5/16” wrench to carefully tighten the connectors on the cables

to the router terminals. It is recommended to use a 5 in.-lb. torque wrench to prevent

overtightening.

Note: Do not apply more than 5 in.-lbs. of torque to SMA Connectors.

Note: Do not apply more than 9.7 in.-lbs. of torque to N Connectors.

S. No

Cable From Antenna

Connector on Router

CELL 1

MAIN0

CELL 2

AUX0

GPS

WIFI 1

2.4/5GHz, LEFT GOLD

WIFI 2

2.4/5GHz, LEFT GOLD

WIFI 3

2.4/5GHz, LEFT GOLD

For best MIMO performance use the following in pairs:

CELL 1 & CELL 2

WIFI 1 & WIFI 2

WIFI 3

Commission and Testing

Check each coaxial cable connector and confirm that it cannot be easily loosened. Visually inspect the

coaxial cables to ensure that they are not sharply bent and are sufficiently secured and supported

between the antenna and the router.

Use a cellular device’s built-in diagnostics to confirm the RSSI is higher than -75dB. Confirm the cellular

connection supports communications at required data rates.

Connect the GPS/GNNS cable to the GPS/GNNS receiver and check for satellite acquisition.

Connect the cellular/LTE & WLAN/Wi-Fi cables to the router and stow any unused coaxial cables to avoid

damage.

CAUTION

To comply with FCC RF Exposure requirements in section 1.1310 of the FCC Rules,

antennas used with this device must be installed to provide a separation distance of at

least 20 cm from all persons to satisfy RF exposure compliance.

DO NOT

•Operate the transmitter when someone is within 20 cm of the antenna

•Install the antenna or mast assembly on a windy day

•Install the mast close to power lines as it can cause serious injuries or death

WARNING

Watch out for overhead power lines. Check the distance to power lines before beginning

installation.

WARNING

This document gives detailed instructions to install an antenna to the best of our

knowledge. This document is for general information only. It cannot be used for a

warranty. Parsec Technologies Inc. will not accept any liability for any damage caused

by an antenna due to unknown variables.

Parsec Technologies

972-804-4600

[email protected]

Last Revised: 07.31.2023

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