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has metal siding. If necessary, you can mount an antenna inside a building; however, indoor
placement reduces the antenna's effective range.
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To ensure the physical safety of anyone near the antenna and to prevent damage to the
bridge, follow the building codes for antenna installations in your area.This is another good
reason to make sure that only a professional performs the installation.
Keep in mind that In order to comply with FCC radio-frequency radiation exposure
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guidelines, a minimum body to antenna distance of 2 meters (6 feet) must be maintained
while operating this device.
Ensure that access is available for routing the Ethernet cable from the bridge to the Ethernet
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connection inside.
Make certain that the antenna mast is appropriately grounded. Proper grounding can
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prevent injury or damage from lightning strikes.
After installing the bridge, the highest allowable power level is automatically set when
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country selection is configured. Adhering to this configuration ensures compliance with
national laws.
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Align and Polarize the Units
For optimal performance, position the antenna so that there are minimal obstacles between it and any
other antenna with which it will communicate. While maintaining a direct line of sight between
antennas is not strictly necessary, such a configuration helps to ensure a strong signal. As mentioned
earlier, this is not always possible in long distance configurations.
Any two bridge units that are to communicate with each other must be set for the same polarization,
either horizontally or vertically. If cross-polarization occurs, the link with either work poorly or not at all.
Please refer to the "Polarization" section of the User Guide for further details.
The following illustration shows proper alignment, orientation and polarization for optimal performance.