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    July 2008 Edition 1725-36127-001 Version F Installing the Outdoor Base Station SpectraLink 6000 System[...]

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    Installing the Outdoor Base Station 1725-36127-001-F .doc 2 Trademark Information Polycom® and the logo designs SpectraLink® LinkPlus Link NetLink SVP Are trademarks and registered trademarks of Polycom , Inc. i n the United States of America and vari ous countries. All other trademarks used herein are the p roperty of their respective owners. Pa[...]

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    1725-36127-001-F .doc 3 About this Guide The Outdoor Base Station is designed to withstand environmental hazards such as rain and excessive heat and cold. The outdoor enclosure is mounted into position and the Base Station is then installed within it. The entire unit is then referred to as an Outdoor Base Station. This document covers the installa [...]

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    Installing the Outdoor Base Station 1725-36127-001-F .doc 4 For Technical Support: technicalsupport@polycom.com For Knowledge Base: http://www.polycom.com/usa/e n/ suppor t/voic e/voice.html For Return Material Authorization: rmacoordinator@polycom.com[...]

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    1725-36127-00 1-F.doc 5 Contents 0 About this Guide ................................................ 3 Polycom Corporation Model Numbers 3 Related Documents 3 Contacting Polycom 3 1 Installing Flush Against a Wall or Hard Ceiling .... 6 2 Installing on an I-Beam ....................................... 8 3 Installing on a Light Pole or Electrical Po[...]

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    1725-36127-001-F .doc 6 Installing Flush Against a Wall or Hard Ceiling Items provided: Outdoor enclosure, Base Station Items needed: 4 anchor bolts (length and type depends on wall or ceiling material Base Station is being mounted to) 1. Mark and drill four holes into the wall or ceiling, using the mounting flanges of the outdoor enclosure as a gu[...]

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    Installing Flush Agai nst a Wall or Hard Ceiling 1725-36127-001-F .doc 7 4. Crimp an RJ45 onto the Base Station cable using the same wiring guide as the indoor Base Station. 5. Plug the RJ45 into the RJ48C connector. 6. Place the Base Station into the enclosure with the side of the Base Station with the mounting hole facing the wall or ceiling. The[...]

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    1725-36127-001-F .doc 8 Installing on an I-Beam Items provided : Outdoor enclosure, Base Station Items needed : 4 – “Caddy” or “B-Line” 3/8” Beam Clamps 4 – 1/2” long 1/4” x 20 bolts 4 – 2” long 1/4” x 20 bolts 4 – 1/4” x 20 nuts 1. Attach a beam clamp to the center of the top and bottom flanges on the outdoor enclosure.[...]

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    Installing on an I-Beam 1725-36127-001-F .doc 9 7. Place the Base Station into the enclosure with the side of the Base Station with the mounting hole facing the I-beam. The Base Station should fit tightly between the foam blocks. 8. Screw the outdoor enclosure lid back onto the enclosure.[...]

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    1725-36127-001-F .doc 10 Installing on a Light Pole or Electrical Pole Items provided: Outdoor enclosure, Base Station Items needed: 4 - “Caddy” or “B-Line” 3/8” beam clamps 2 - EOG 100 or equivalent band clamps 1. Attach one band to the top flange of the outdoor enclosure using two beam clamps (see the figure below). 2. Attach the second[...]

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    Installing on a Light Pole or an Electrical Pole 1725-36127-001-F .doc 11 7. Place the Base Station into the enclosure with the side of the Base Station with the mounting hole facing the pole. The Base Station should fit tightly between the foam blocks. 8. Screw the outdoor enclosure lid back onto the enclosure.[...]

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    P N: 1725-36127-001-F.doc[...]