Ruckus Wireless T305e Bedienungsanleitung

T305e Access Point

Quick Setup Guide

This Quick Setup Guide provides step-by-step instructions on

how to install the Ruckus Wireless T305e access point (AP). For

detailed information on planning the installation, performing a

site survey, and operating the T305e, refer to the Ruckus Wireless

Outdoor Access Point User Guide, available at https://

support.ruckuswireless.com.

WARNING! Only trained and qualied personnel should be

allowed to install, replace, or service this equipment.

CAUTION! Installation of this equipment must comply with

local and national electrical codes.

CAUTION! Form a 80-mm to 130-mm (3-in. to 5-in.) drip loop

in any cable that is attached to the AP or the building. This will

prevent water from running along the cable and entering the

AP or the building where the cable terminates.

CAUTION! Be sure that grounding is available and that it

meets local and national electrical codes. For additional

lightning protection, use lightning rods and lightning arrestors.

CAUTION! Make sure that proper lightning surge protection

precautions are taken according to local electrical code.

CAUTION! Ruckus strongly recommends that you wear eye

protection before mounting the T305e.

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Before You Begin

Before deploying Ruckus products, please check for the latest

software and the release documentation.

•Release Notes and other user documentation are available at

http://support.ruckuswireless.com/documents.

•Software upgrades are available at http://

support.ruckuswireless.com/software.

•Open source information is available at http://

opensource.ruckuswireless.com.

•Software license and limited warranty information are

available at http://support.ruckuswireless.com/warranty.

NOTE: The minimum software revision for the T305e is

SmartZone (SZ) 5.1.1 New AP Model.

Required Hardware and Tools

•No. 2 Phillips screwdriver

•Medium at-blade screwdriver

•Wide at-blade screwdriver

•Torque wrench or torque screwdriver with sockets

•Pipe or pole, or a sturdy at surface

•Electric drill with drill bits and customer-supplied wall anchors,

at washers, and hex nuts for at-surface mount

Package Contents

A complete T305e eld installation package includes all of the

following items:

•T305e Access Point

•One ground wire with lug

•Two steel pipe clamps

•Service Level Agreement/Limited Warranty Statement

•Declaration of Conformity

•AP Cloud Management Insert

•Regulatory Statement

•Ruckus Wireless AP Getting Started Guide

•This Quick Setup Guide

Mounting Instructions

Connecting and Sealing the RJ-45 Cables

The T305e has one PoE port and one port for Console.

WARNING! Do not plug in a PoE cable in the console port.

NOTE: The cable gland for the PoE port comes installed at the

factory. Remove the rubber cord from the cable gland and

connect and seal the RJ-45 cables using the M25 data cable

gland.

FIGURE 1 T305e Access Point

1. Feed the end of the cable through the sealing nut, rubber O-

ring, clamping ring assembly and cable gland base, as shown

in Figure 2.

NOTE: Do not seat the clamping ring and rubber O-ring

into the cable gland base until the cable gland base has

been torqued to specications.

FIGURE 2 RJ-45 Cable and Cable Gland Assembly

1 - Cable gland base

2 - Clamping ring assembly

3 - Rubber O-ring

4 - Sealing nut

2. Connect the cable to the PoE port on the AP.

3. Tighten the cable gland base to 7 N.m or 62 in-lbs.

4. Wrap the clamping ring assembly around the rubber O-ring.

Make sure that the clamping ring assembly fully encloses the

rubber O-ring.

Published June 2019, Part Number 800-72105-001 Rev B

5. Seat the clamping ring assembly and rubber O-ring in the

cable gland base.

6. Hand-tighten the sealing nut.

Connecting and Sealing the Console Port

The RJ-45 Console port is available to the user for debugging the

AP.

1. The port of the console connector is covered with a blanking

cap. To access the console port, remove the blanking cap, as

shown in Figure 3, with a wide at-blade screwdriver.

NOTE: The console port should never be left uncovered.

In the absence of a cable, it must be covered with a

blanking cap.

2. Connect the console cable to the console connector.

3. Once the console work is completed, remove the console

cable, reinstall the blanking cap, and tighten to 0.6779 N.m

or 6 in-lbs.

If the console cable is used for a prolonged period or

permanently installed, a cable gland must be used.

NOTE: To place an order for the M25 cable gland, refer to

the T305 SERIES Outdoor 802.11ac Wave 2 2x2:2 Wi-Fi

Outdoor Access Point Datasheet.

Using a Cable Gland with the Console Port or

Cable

1. Feed the end of the cable through the sealing nut, rubber O-

ring, clamping ring assembly, and cable gland base, as

shown in the Figure 2.

NOTE: Do not seat the clamping ring and rubber O-ring

into the cable gland base until the cable gland base has

been torqued to specications.

FIGURE 3 Connecting the Cable Gland to the Console

Port

1 - Blanking cap

2 - RJ-45 cable

2. Connect the cable to the console port on the AP, as shown in

Figure 3.

3. Tighten the cable gland base into the AP chassis to 7 N.m or

62 in-lbs.

4. Wrap the clamping ring assembly around the rubber O-ring.

Make sure that the clamping ring assembly fully encloses the

rubber O-ring.

5. Seat the clamping ring assembly and rubber O-ring in the

cable gland base.

6. Hand-tighten the sealing nut.

Attaching the Mounting Bracket to a Flat

Surface

1. The AP mounting bracket attaches to the AP using a captive

screw. Use a medium at-blade or No. 2 Phillips screwdriver

to loosen the captive screw, as shown in Figure 4, and pull up

on the end of the bracket to remove the bracket from the AP,

as shown in Figure 4.

FIGURE 4 Removing the Mounting Bracket

1 - Captive screw

2 - Mounting bracket

2. Using either of the two options shown in Figure 5, hold the

mounting bracket at the location on the mounting surface

where you want to mount the AP. Use the holes on the

mounting bracket as a template to mark the locations of the

mounting holes.

NOTE: The mounting bracket can be mounted to a vertical

or horizontal surface to support the AP in the required

orientation.

FIGURE 5 Mounting Bracket on a Flat Surface

3. Remove the mounting bracket from the mounting surface.

4. Drill holes required for the customer-supplied mounting

hardware.

5. Attach the mounting bracket to the at surface using the

mounting hardware.

6. Using the mounting hardware instructions, tighten the

hardware to secure the mounting bracket.

7. Continue with Mounting the AP on page 2.

Attaching the Mounting Bracket to a Pole

1. The AP mounting bracket attaches to the AP using a captive

screw. Loosen the screw and pull up on the end of the

bracket to remove the bracket from the AP, as shown in

Figure 4.

2. Insert the open end of one steel clamp into two of the slots

on the mounting bracket.

NOTE: The mounting bracket can be mounted to a vertical

or horizontal pole to support the AP in the required

orientation.

3. Using either of the two options shown, use the clamps to

attach the mounting bracket to the pole. Tighten the clamps

to 3 N.m or 27 in-lbs, or per manufacturer’s specications if

the factory-supplied clamps are not used.

4. If necessary, daisy-chain the other steel clamps to

accommodate larger poles.

FIGURE 6 Mounting Bracket on a Pole

5. Continue with Mounting the AP on page 2.

Mounting the AP

1. Snap the AP back onto the mounting bracket, as shown in

Figure 7, and use a medium at-blade or No. 2 Phillips

screwdriver to tighten the captive screw to 1.1 N.m or 10 in-

lbs to secure the bracket to the AP, as shown in Figure 7.

Published June 2019, Part Number 800-72105-001 Rev B

FIGURE 7 Attaching the Mounting Bracket to the AP

1 - Mounting bracket

2 - Captive screw

2. Optional Step: For additional security, install a customer-

supplied security screw as shown in Figure 8.The Security

screw should be an M3 6-mm panhead screw.

CAUTION! Make sure that the customer-supplied locking

stainless steel M3 panhead security screw is no longer

than 6 mm. If the security screw is longer than 6 mm, it

can damage the AP chassis.

FIGURE 8 Locking the Mounting Bracket to the AP

Earth Grounding the AP

Using the factory-supplied ground wire and ground screw and

washer set, connect a good earth ground to the AP chassis

ground point.

CAUTION! Be sure that grounding is available and meets local

and national electrical codes. For additional lightning

protection, use lightning rods and lightning arrestors.

NOTE: The color coding of ground wires varies by region.

Before completing this step, check your local wiring standards

for guidance.

CAUTION! The T305e AP includes one 9 mm stainless steel

M6x1 earth ground screw with split lock and at washers.

Make sure that any replacement screw is no longer than 9

mm. If a screw is longer than 9 mm, it can damage the AP

chassis.

FIGURE 9 Connecting a Good Earth Ground to the AP

1 - AP Chassis Ground Point

Mounting and Connecting 5 GHZ and 2.5 GHZ

External Antennas

1. Disconnect the AP from all power sources.

2. Unscrew the metal caps that protect the antenna

connectors. Place the metal caps in a safe place, for later

use.

3. Connect external antennas to the N-type female antenna

connectors on the AP. Use a torque wrench to tighten the

connectors to 1.58 N.m (14 in-lb).

NOTE: When connecting a vertical and horizontal antenna

to the AP

, the vertical antenna must connect to ANT2.

4. If the antennas come with RF coaxial cables (for example, a

patch antenna), physically mount the antennas at your

desired location, preferably on the same mounting structure

as the AP.

NOTE: Mount the external antennas at least 20 cm (7.9 in.)

away from each other and other antennas.

5. Apply weatherproong tape to the antenna connectors as

described in Connector Sealing Instructions on page 3.

CAUTION! If you are not connecting external antennas to

the AP, make sure that the metal caps remain installed

and securely fastened to protect the interfaces from

elements, such as water and dirt.

Connector Sealing Instructions

Step 1: Cleaning the Connectors and Your

Hands

1. Clean all traces of dust, grease, and oil from your hands

2. Clean o any traces of dust, grease, and oil from the N-type

bulkhead connector external threads

3. Make sure that the connectors are dry before continuing.

Step 2: Connecting the Cable with the

Connector

1. If the AP is powered on, disconnect the AP from the power

source.

CAUTION! Make sure that you disconnect the AP from the

power source to avoid electrocution or equipment

damage.

FIGURE 10 Connecting the Cable with the Connector

2. Unscrew the metal cap that protects the antenna connector.

Place the metal cap in a safe place, in case you need it later.

3. Connect the cable to the connector. Use a torque wrench to

tighten the cable coupling nut to 1.58 N.m (14 in-lb). If you

do not have a torque wrench or if you are tightening a

knurled coupling nut (as shown), hand-tighten the cable

coupling nut until the internal gaskets are compressed, but

do not overtighten.

Published June 2019, Part Number 800-72105-001 Rev B

Step 3: Wrapping the Exposed Connector

Threads

1. Depending on the width of the sealing tape, either fold the

tape in half or cut it to t the exposed connector threads

2. Stretch the tape per the manufacturer’s instructions

3. Working clockwise, gently stretch the sealing tape as you

install it so that it covers the connector thread between the

cable coupling nut and the base of the connector.

Make sure that the nal wrap is approximately ush with the

cable coupling nut, and then cut the sealing tape.

FIGURE 11 Wrapping the Exposed Connector Threads

NOTE: Cut, do not tear, the sealing tape. If the sealing

tape is overstretched, it loses its self-amalgamating

properties.

Step 4: Wrapping the Internal Layer of the

Electrical Tape

1. Using scissors, cut the end of the electrical tape at an angle.

This will allow the electrical tape to be applied with minimal

bulk.

FIGURE 12 Cutting the End of the Electrical Tape

2. Wrap the electrical tape clockwise from the beginning of the

cable coupling nut to just past the heat shrink tube on the

cable. Do not cover the sealing tape installed in Step 3:

Wrapping the Exposed Connector Threads on page 4.

FIGURE 13 Wrapping the Electrical Tape

Step 5: Wrapping the Main Sealing Tape

1. Using scissors, cut the end of the sealing tape at an angle.

This will allow the sealing tape to be applied with minimal

bulk.

FIGURE 14 Cutting the Sealing Tape at an Angle

2. Working clockwise, gently stretch the sealing tape from the

beginning of the sealing tape installed in Step 3: Wrapping

the Exposed Connector Threads on page 4 and continue

wrapping to 12 mm (0.5 in.) past the electrical tape installed

in Step 4: Wrapping the Internal Layer of the Electrical Tape

on page 4.

NOTE: Cut, do not tear, the sealing tape. If the sealing

tape is overstretched, it loses its self-amalgamating

properties.

FIGURE 15 Wrapping the Sealing Tape

3. Gently knead the sealing tape from top to bottom to make

sure there are no gaps and to amalgamate the sealing tape.

Step 6: Wrapping the Outer Layer of Electrical

Tape

1. Using scissors, cut the end of the electrical tape at an angle.

This will allow the electrical tape to be applied with minimal

bulk.

FIGURE 16 Cutting the Electrical Tape at an Angle

2. Wrap the electrical tape clockwise to completely cover the

sealing tape and continue wrapping to 12 mm (0.5 in.) past

the sealing tape installed in Step 5: Wrapping the Main

Sealing Tape on page 4.

Published June 2019, Part Number 800-72105-001 Rev B

FIGURE 17 Wrapping the Electrical Tape

Step 7: Repeating for the Other Cables

Repeat the connector sealing instructions for the three antenna

connectors, as shown in Figure 18.

FIGURE 18 Repeating for Other Cables

Step 8: Creating Cable Drip Loops

Physically mount the AP and antennas at your desired location,

preferably on the same mounting structure.

Form 80-mm to 130-mm (3-in. to 5-in.) drip loops with the cables.

FIGURE 19 Creating Cable Drip Loops

T305 Caution Notices

A caution calls your attention to a possible hazard that can

damage equipment.

CAUTION! The equipment is intended for installation in a

Restricted Access Location.

CAUTION! The equipment can be connected to PoE networks

without routing to the outside plant.

Troubleshooting

If required, you can reset the AP to its factory default settings by

pressing the reset button located inside the PoE port. Use the tip

of a pen or a 3-mm at-blade screwdriver to press the reset

button. Press and hold the reset button for 4 seconds or longer

to restore to factory defaults.

CAUTION! Do not reset the AP to factory default settings

unless so instructed. (Doing this resets the AP IP address to

192.168.0.1.)

After a reset, you can access the internal AP web interface using

https://192.168.0.1. Your device must use any other address from

192.168.0.2 through 192.168.0.254, with subnet mask

255.255.255.0. The username is super, and the password is sp-

admin.

For More Information

For information on how to congure and manage the AP, refer to

the Ruckus Wireless Outdoor Access Point User Guide, available

from https://support.ruckuswireless.com.

ARRIS, the ARRIS logo, Ruckus, Ruckus Wireless, the Ruckus logo, and

the Big Dog design are trademarks of ARRIS International plc and/or

its aliates. All other trademarks are the property of their respective

owners.

Published June 2019, Part Number 800-72105-001 Rev B

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