User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contact Information
- UL Information
- LIST OF TABLES
- Getting Started
- Important Safety Information
- Important Service Information
- Unpacking the AN-50 System
- AN-50 System Mode of Operation
- The AN-50 Terminal at a Glance
- AN-50 System Installation
- System Configuration and Operation Via the Web Interface
- Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
- Appendix
AN-50 System User Manual
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lightning arrestor may be used to protect the terminal and other indoor equipment
from sudden electrical surges. A suitable arrestor may be purchased through
any of Redline’s system integrators. Note that performance may be affected by
the use of other arrestors.
4. Connect the IF cable to the F-type female connector located on the back of the
terminal. The connector should be tightened finger-tight and then tightened an
additional 1/8 of a turn.
7.4. Installing The Terminal
Once the AN-50 terminal and the radio are connected, the terminal is ready to be
installed and configured. The Ethernet data rate is determined automatically, depending
on the type of device connected to the system.
If the terminal is used for connection to a core network, the network device is likely to be
a router, hub, or switch as shown in Figure 10. A straight through cable is typically
required for connecting to a router, for a switch, a cross-over Ethernet cable may be
required.
Figure 10: AN-50 Terminal Connected To Switch / Router / Hub
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