Teletics ZipLine Manuel utilisateur

ELETICS

ZipLine

(& ZipLine 2)

Quickstart Installation Manual

January 21, 2010

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Introduction

TheTeleticsZipLineisawirelesssystemthatallowsuptotwostandard

analog(POTS)phonelinesandanethernetLAN(internet)connectionto

bequicklyinstalledbetweentwobuildingsorlocationsupto1mile/1.6

kilometersapart.

TheZipLineisdesignedtobeeasytoinstall.Youwillneedthefollowing

tools:

‐PowerDrill/Screwdriverw/Phillipsbits

‐10mmnutdriver/wrench

‐Wirefishline

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Box Contents

TheTeleticsZipLineboxcontainsthefollowing:

‐2ZipLineOutdoorRadios,LINE&PHONE

‐2poweradapters

‐2AntennaMounts

‐AccessoryKit(WhiteBox)

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Cabling

EachZipLineradiocomesequippedwith30Meters/100feetof

OUTDOORRATEDcablewhichrunsfromtheZipLinetothePower/POTS

PowerInjector,whichisusuallymountedinthecustomer’stelcoroom.

Thecableisusedforthephoneconnectionsaswellaspower.YOUMAY

SHORTENTHISCABLEIFYOUWISH,BUTYOUMAYNOTLENGTHENIT.

Keepinmindthatthiscablelengthmaximumdistanceisduetothe

maximumlengthallowableforthepowerwiresinsidethiscableonly.

ThecablelengthFROMtheTeleticspowerinjectorPOTSRJ11connector

TOthetelcoline,PBXordesksetmaybeupto300feetintotalusing

unshieldedtwistedpaircat3cableforthetelephonecircuitsandcat5eor

cat6forethernet/data,orevengreaterdistanceswhenusingshielded

cables.ThisallowsforalmostanyinstallationtousetheZipLinesystem.

TherearetwoconnectionscomingoutoftheZipLine.Theprecabled

connectionhasthePOTSlinesandpower,thebottommiddle

weatherproofconnectorisforCat5edata.

EachoutdoorZipLineradioshouldbeelectricallygroundedbyuseofa

groundluginstalledononeoftheboltsusedtoholdtheZipLineonthe

polemountbracketsandruntoaproperelectricalground.Thisisnot

onlyasafetyrequirementforlightningdissipationpurposes,butalso

improvessystemradioperformance,sincetheenclosureprovidesradio

shieldingagainstunwantedradioandelectricalnoiseonthephonelines.

AssumingthattheoutletwhichtheTeleticsPowerInjectorspowersupply

isproperlyinstalledaccordingtoelectricalcodes,nofurthergrounding

pointsinthesystemisrequired.Theelectricalcircuitsforthephoneand

ethernet/dataconnectionsshouldNEVERbegrounded.Thisincludesall

connectionsinthepowerinjector.Phoneconnections“float”.

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Cable Gland Assembly

InsidetheaccessoryboxthatcamewiththeZipLine,

youwillfind2blackcableglandsthatlooklikethis:

Youshouldunscrewthetwoparts.Youshould

leavethesmallrubberO‐ringwhereitis.

YouwillnoticethattheO‐ringhasaslitinit.Thisisto

allowtheethernetcabletobecompletelyassembledon

theground,priortoinstallingitontheradio.

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Thisistheorderthateverythinggoestogetherprioronthecable:

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Thenextstepistopushtherubberringinto

positionsothatitwillcompresswhentheglandis

assembled.YoushouldGENTLYuseasmall

screwdrivertoslideitinsidethemainbodyofthe

glandhousinguntilitisflushwiththelittleplastic

fingersatthebottomofthegland,likeshownin

thepicturetotheright‐>

Youcannowslidetheglandupanddownthecablewhileyoupluginthe

ethernetconnectorintothebottomoftheradio:

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Screwintheglandhousing: Andthenthebottomglandcap:

Installation 

MounttheZipLineRadiosashighupaspossibleonbothbuildings.The

radiosmust“see”eachotherwithoutobstructionsbetweenthem,and

sinceradiotravelsina“football”shapebetweenantennas,youmustnot

onlyhaveadirectpathbetweentheantennas,butthepathalsomustbe

wideenough,asdeterminedbythedistancebetweentheradios:

Radio height required by distance between radios

Distance (mi./km) .25/.40.5/.801/1.6

Minimum Height( ft/m)

10/314/4.319/6

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Forexample,ifyouhavetwobuildingsahalfmileapart,theZipLine

radiosshouldbe14feetabovetheground,plustheheightofanything

elsethatisinbetweenthebuildings.So,iftherearedeliverytrucks

movingbetweentheradios,theyneedtobe14abovetheheightofthe

trucks,soabout30feetup.Sameruleappliesfortrees,etc.

TherearetwoZipLineradiosincludedineachkit.ThereisoneLINEunit

andonePHONEunit.ThePHONEunitneedstobeconnectedtoaPhone

atthe“remote”end.TheLINEunitneedstobeconnectedtothePBX,

KeySystem,orPOTSLINEatthe“main”location.

DialtoneislocallygeneratedonthePHONEunit,soifyoureversethe

radios,youwillnotgetdialtoneatthephoneend.Thefastestwayto

checkifyouhavethecorrectradioateachendistolookatthecolorof

thecableglandontheZipLine.PHONEZipLineradioshaveBLACKcable

glandsonthetelcocable.LINEZiplineradioshaveBeigecableglandson

thetelcocable:

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Beige(LINE)Radio  Black(PHONE)Radio

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Assembly Tips

Therearetwoofeverything.Herearesomebasicsetuptips:

•It REALLY matters what radio is at what end!!

•The ZipLine unit that has a BLACK cable gland on the cat3 cable

should plug into a phone or modem or fax machine. (You may

also say that this is the radio that goes to the REMOTE end, or

the end that currently does not have a phone)

•The ZipLine that has a BEIGE (or WHITE) cable gland on the cat3

cable should plug into a telephone LINE (that comes from a

phone company, or office PBX).

•You can use any other component at either end of the

installation. This includes the ZipLine Power Injectors

•Here is what each end will look like just before you install it:

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•First,attachthe

aluminumbracketto

thebackoftheZipLine.

Usethe4bolts,

washers,andlock

washersthatarealready

onthebackoftheradio:

•Next, put the U-Bolts in place.

These are also packaged in the

Accessory Kit (the white box), and

are wrapped in plastic wrap, along

with washers and lock washers:

•The hardware for the

pole mounts is included

with the brackets

themselves. Look for

three bolts and 3 nuts in

brass. Here is how you

should put the pieces

together prior to

tightening anything:

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Electrical Connections

Here is a diagram of all the components in the ZipLine kit, and how they

hook together:

•The electrical connection between the power injectors and the

wall adapters have not been shown for clarity. They must be

plugged into the wall once the other connections have been

made.

•The only difference (electrically) between the ZipLine and the

ZipLine 2 is the ZipLine 2 had connections to extend a second

line over the radio link. The ZipLine 2 has a second “dongle” that

is connected to the Power Injector for the second POTS circuit.

In all other respects, the installation of the system is identical.

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•It does not matter the order in which the radios are powered up.

•The weatherproof RJ45 connectors may be left unused, as long as

you tighten them to ensure no moisture or contaminants get

inside them.

•The RJ45 connection performance is about the same as an office

network LAN connection. It is suitable for email, internet access

etc.

•The RJ-45 connection on the LINE side may be plugged into an

office router, etc. If the PHONE RJ-45 connection is to be

shared between computers, it is recommended that it is routed

as well, to ensure LAN traffic between computers at the remote

end does not go “over the air”, thereby affecting the performance

of the wireless LAN connection by relaying unnecessary LAN

traffic.

Aiming the antennas

Onceyouhavecompletedtheinstallation,trytogetbothradiospointing

attheotherasbestasyoucan.Itisessentialthattheradiosaremounted

insuchawaythatthecablingcomesoutthebottom(towardsthe

ground).

TheZipLineantennasallowupto15degreesvariationinbetweenthe

PHONEandLINEunitsleft/rightandup/down.Youraimingdoesnothave

tobeperfecttohavethesystemwork.Youcanessentially“eyeballthem

in”andgetagood,stablesignal.

Forexample,ifyourZipLinePHONEandLINEunitsare500yards/meters

apart,andoneismounted5feethigherthantheother,andtheleft/right

angleisoutby3or4degrees,youwillstillhaveagoodstablelink.

TheTeleticswebsitehassoftwarethatcanassistyouingettingthebest

signalpossible.ThesoftwareiscalledTUtilZipLine24,andcanbe

obtainedatwww.teletics.com/support.Thereisnochargeforthis

software.

Startup / Testing

Once the antennas have been aligned, you may test the system by dialing

in and out of the phone at the remote end. You do not need to do

anything different than you would for any other phone that is on the

system, with one exception. If your phone system requires you to dial

“9” for an outside line, you need to dial the entire phone number with

the leading 9 at one time, ie. 919165551212, instead of “9” (Wait for dial

tone), then the number. This is called one stage dialing, and is the only

method used with the ZipLine.

If you are using the RJ45 data connection as well, you should be able to

use your computer in exactly the same way you would at the other end.

System Diagram

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