Panorama Antennas MiMo User manual

Installation

Instructions

Ultra Wideband MiMo Antenna

WMMG Range

SW3-665 - v2

Installation Instructions

Contact Information

Content

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1. Selecting a Position

Note: Signal strength indication may be displayed either:

a. Graphically with bars, (where more bars is a better signal), or

b. As a signal level value in dBm (e.g. -80) - in this case, the lower the negative number, the better the

signal, (i.e. -71 is stronger signal than -83).

1.1.

1. Connect the antenna to your router or modem with the antenna adapter (if applicable) and coaxial

cable provided.

2. Ensure that your device is connected to the network and displaying the signal strength indicator.

3. With the antenna at selected location, rotate it in approximately 45 degree steps – in each position, you

may need to wait for up to one minute to allow the signal strength indicator to update.

Check that all the contents are in the box - This should include:

1.2. Select Position

1 x Antenna

1 x Desk Stand

2 x Wall Bracket Plates

1 x U-Bolt

1 x U-Bolt Plate

For a good installation the antenna should

be directed towards the strongest network

signal. In order to achieve this follow the

guide below:

4 x Screws

4 x Plain Washers

4 x Spring Washers

2 x Nuts

1.3. Mounting the Antenna

Mounting the antenna internally

To mount the antenna internally use the supplied desk stand and follow the instructions at 5. DESK

MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

Mounting the antenna externally

Mounting the antenna outside will provide optimum signal strength and data rates. Begin by following the

instructions at 1.2 concerning position and orientating the antenna. Then follow 3. MAST MOUNTING

INSTRUCTIONS or 4. WALL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS depending upon the equipment you have

available.

2. Important Information

RF Safety Note -Ensure that the antenna is mounted in such a way that no person is likely to be within

a distance of 30cms (12”) from the antenna during use.

RF Safety Note - Ensure that the antenna is used only as supplied the co-axial cables should not be cut

shorter or otherwise modified.

Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste. All electronic products with

the WEEE logo must be collected and sent to approved operators for safe disposal or recycling. Please

recycle where facilities exist. Many electrical/electronic equipment retailers facilitate “Distributor Take-

Back scheme”for household WEEE. Check with your Local Authority or electronic retailers for

designated collection facilities where WEEE can be disposed of for free.

CE Note RoHS 2 compliance is declared per Directive 2011/65/EU and its subsequent amendments

with exemption 6.c applied. This product contains lead as an alloying element in a copper alloy

containing up to 4% lead by weight.

REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals, EC 1907/2006). This

product contains Lead (CAS No. 7439-92-1) which is classified as an SVHC (Substance of Very High

Concern) as being toxic to reproductionunder Article 57c. of REACH.

Electrical Caution - Parts of this antenna are an electrical conductor. Contact with power lines can

result in death or serious injury. The antenna and supporting mast must not be close to any power lines

during installation, use or removal. If the antenna is elevated and at risk from lightning strike it must be

ensured that the antenna is mounted and earthed appropriately by a trained professional in accordance

with the relevant standards.

3. Mast Mounting Instructions

1 - To Mast Mount this antenna you

will need:

1 x Antenna

1 x U-Bolt

1 x U-Bolt Plate

2 - Mast Mounting the antenna externally

Ensure that the selected mounting location can be safely accessed with the equipment that you have

available and mount the antenna so that it has at least 1 metre (3.3’) of clearance from all obstructions if

possible. The antenna should not be mounted directly on to metal masts or poles. If the antenna must

be mounted to such a surface it must be mounted at the lip of the roof or the very top of the pole such

that the body of the antenna is elevated clear of the metal surface.

3 - Ensure a safe connection

Secure the antenna in place and waterproof the exposed connections. Fully tighten the mounting

hardware. If exposed the RF connector joint should be waterproofed with a weatherproof electrical tape

(self amalgamating type is recommended) allowing a significant overlap of each turn and ensuring that

the overlap is in the opposite direction to predicted water fall.

2 x Washers

2 x Spring Washers

2 x Nuts

4. Wall Mounting Instructions

1 - To Wall Mount this antenna you will need:

1 x Antenna

2 x Wall Bracket Plates

4 x Screws

1 - To Desk Mount this antenna you will need:

1 x Antenna

1 x Desk Mount

2 - Fix the mounting bracket to the external wall or other flat surface using suitable screws and wall plugs

(not supplied).

3 - Fix the mounting bracket to the antenna using the washers and screws supplied.

4 - Fix the antenna to the wall mounting bracket

5 - Secure the antenna in place and waterproof the exposed connections. Fully tighten the mounting

hardware. If exposed the RF connector joint should be waterproofed with a weatherproof electrical tape

(self amalgamating type is recommended) allowing a significant overlap of each turn and ensuring that

the overlap is in the opposite direction to predicted water fall.

2 - Using the Antenna Internally

When using the antenna internally, take care to ensure that the antenna or cables do not cause a trip

hazard. The antenna can be fitted to the supplied desk stand for internal use. Optimum performance will

be achieved with the antenna facing a window in the direction of best network signal strength.

3 - Mounting and dismounting the antenna to the desk stand

Once you have determined the desired mounting location and orientation you can mount and dismount

the antenna to the supplied desk stand following the steps below.

4 x Washers

4 x Spring Washers

2 x Nuts

5. Desk Mounting Instructions

4 - Mounting the Antenna

Hold the antenna cable securely upwards against the back of the antenna. Push the mounting foot of the

antenna down into the groove in the base so that the mounting holes sit flush with the pegs in the base

as shown.

Holding the antenna and base securely push the antenna back into the base until the pegs locate.

5 - Dismounting the Antenna

Grip the base securely from below and the antenna at the top edge.

Pull the top of the antenna away from the base stand whilst lightly squeezing the base in order to pivot

the foot of the antenna out of the trough in the desk stand as shown.

Once the foot of the antenna is unlocked from the desk stand pull the antenna forwards and upwards

from the base freeing

Contact Information

Panorama Antennas Ltd

Panorama Antennas Inc

sales@panorama-antennas.com

61 Frogmore, Wandsworth, London, SW18 1HF

+44 (0)20 8877 4444

USA

[email protected]om

+1 817-539-1888

1551 Heritage Parkway, Suite 101, Mansﬁeld, TX, 76063

Panorama Antennas Pty Ltd

Panorama Antennas SAS

Unit 1, 5 Jaggs Way, Kardinya, WA 6163

Australia

+61 406 812 364

[email protected]

France

[email protected]

+33 554 070 436

16 Allée des Acacias, 33700 Mérignac

Panorama Antennas Pte Ltd

Singapore

[email protected]

+65 9155 4194

Space@ Tampines, 18 Tampines Industrial Crescent, 528605

Panorama Antennas Ltd

Germany

[email protected]

+49 2303 902 88 00

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