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Installation Procedure – 2
The TouchNet controller is not weather resistant and must be
installed indoors only. The temperature range of the
installation site must within 0°–40°C (32°–104°F). Non-
compliance can void product warranty
First, plug the 90° angle connector of the connection cable
assembly into the receptacle located on the bottom of the
TouchNet enclosure. See Figure 1.
Plug the remaining cable connector into the Motorola paging
terminal receptacle labeled EIA RS-232C.
The power supply and attaching cable, when installed in close
proximity to the antenna of the Motorola paging terminal
(People Finder) are susceptible to interference and may
cause the power supply and People Finder to reset during
signal transmission.
To prevent this occurrence, the following installation
configuration should be used:
• Position the power supply unit as far away from the People
Finder as possible
• Route the power supply power and output cords as far
away from the antenna as possible
• Alternately, mount the antenna remotely and connect it to
the People Finder using low-loss coax cable.
If installing the TouchNet on the wall, install a #10 x 1.5"
(38mm) wood screw into wall (stud) at eye level. Install a
second wood screw 9" (228mm) directly below the top screw.
Leave the screw heads extending from wall 7/16" (11mm).
If installing the controller on dry wall or masonry and a wall
stud cannot be located, install screw anchors to prevent screws
from loosening.
Hang the controller enclosure on the screws using the
keyhole slots. Ensure the screw shafts engage the slotted
portion of the keyholes.
Attach the paging terminal power supply cable and plug the
power supply into a wall outlet.
Ensure the TouchNet On/Off switch is in the Off position.
Insert the TouchNet transformer cable plug into the
receptacle provided and plug the transformer into a wall
outlet.
Switch on the paging terminal first, then the TouchNet controller.
The units must be switched on in this order.
When using a hand-held radio for remote system operation,
the TouchNet must not be communicating with the paging
terminal at the same time. If a radio signal is received,
communication with the TouchNet may be interrupted, in
which case the system alarm "Missing Connection To Paging
Terminal" will be generated. See System Alarms, pages 40–42
for more information.
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