This document provides a configuration guide for the AP-175 802.11n access point, including instructions on selecting a model, adding optional powering and mounting accessories, choosing antennas for the dual-radio unit, and including surge protectors and cabling as needed. A list of compatible antennas, cables, mounts, and other parts is provided to configure the system for outdoor deployment.
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The HyperLink Brand NEMA Enclosures can accommodate wireless products such as Cisco's Aironet® 1200 AP, D-Link®, Symbol® 4121 AP / 4131 AP, Nortel Networks® 2230 AP, Airespace® 1200 AP, Bluesocket® BlueSecure™ AP 1500 and SonicWall® TZ 170 SP Wireless. The following examples show some of the many ways the HyperLink NEMA Enclosure can be configured.
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2. AP-175 802.11n APCONFIGURATION
AP-120 SERIES Configuration Guide
1. Select AP-175 model
Pick one from the following:
Part Number Description Configuration Impact
AP-175P POE powered version Requires POE power
AP-175AC AC powered version Ships with AC power cable
AP-175DC DC powered version Ships with DC power cable
Note: the AP-175 has 2 N-type female connectors per radio (4 total).
Note: the AP-175 ships with a mounting kit and sun shield, as well as weather proof mating connectors
for the Ethernet and power interfaces.
2. Add POE powering accessories (optional)
Part Number Description
PD-9001G-AC POE midspan injector, 10/100/1000 802.3at single port
Select 3-prong AC power cord for injector
Part Number Description
PC-AC-ARG Argentina version
PC-AC-AUS Australia version
PC-AC-BR Brazil version
PC-AC-CHN China version
PC-AC-DEN Denmark version
PC-AC-EC Continental Europe version
PC-AC-IN India version
PC-AC-IS Israel version
PC-AC-IT Italy version
PC-AC-JPN Japan version
PC-AC-KOR Korea version
PC-AC-NA North America version
PC-AC-SWI Switzerland version
PC-AC-UK United Kingdom version
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3. AP-175 802.11n APCONFIGURATION
AP-120 SERIES Configuration Guide
3. Add basic accessories (optional)
Part Number Description
AINS2KKIT-00 Kit with basic set of outdoor installation materials (rolls of tape, tie wraps)
ACONGESTD-00 USB console cable
AETHGEL05-00 Shielded Ethernet cable
4. Select antennas for radio 0 (5GHz; if used)
Select from table below:
Part Number Qty Interface(s) Mounting
AP-ANT-90 1 2x N-type male pigtails Direct, using pigtails
ANT-2x2-5005 1 2x N-type female connectors Direct-mount or extension cable (2x)
ANT-2x2-5010 1 2x N-type female connectors Direct-mount or extension cable (2x)
ANT-2x2-D607 1 2x N-type male pigtails Direct, using pigtails
ANT-2x2-D805 1 2x N-type male pigtails Direct, using pigtails
ANT-2x2-5614 1 2x N-type female connectors Connection cable (2x)
5. Select antennas for radio 1 (2.4GHz; if used)
Select from table below
Part Number Qty Interface(s) Mounting
AP-ANT-90 1 2x N-type male pigtails Direct, using pigtails
ANT-2x2-2005 1 2x N-type male connectors Direct-mount or extension cable (2x)
ANT-2x2-D607 1 2x N-type male pigtails Direct, using pigtails
ANT-2x2-D805 1 2x N-type male pigtails Direct, using pigtails
ANT-2x2-2714 1 2x N-type female connectors Connection cable (2x)
6. Add antenna mount kit (optional)
Part Number Description
AP-ANT-MNT-1 Azimuth and Elevation adjustable Mount Kit for pole or wall mounting
7. Add RF connection and extension cables (if needed)
Select from following outdoor RF cables (optional, depending on antenna model and mounting method):
Part Number Description Compatible antennas
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